White Sox Defeat Pleasanton In Tight Game
In a notable season moment the Rich Hill White Sox topped Pleasanton 6 to 4 after building a lead with two runs in the second and three more in the eighth. Pleasanton threatened in the ninth with a runner at third and second but Ferrer induced a grounder and sent the game to finals. Rich Hill pitched effectively with support from Perrett and Sproul. Pleasanton received solid innings from Probosco and Swisher. Umpire Koontz oversaw the contest.
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Missouri Republicans Gain in Gubernatorial Campaign
The Cass County News notes steady GOP gains in Missouri over decades with 1900 and 1904 figures showing Republican votes rising while Democratic totals fall. It argues the Democratic Old Guard tactics have hurt the party and suggests Cowherd, a leading governor candidate, may be adopting those tactics.
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Tribune Ad Promises Strong Turnout and Work Ethic
The Tribune urges readers to commit to turning out for work with a bold call to action. It highlights reliability, effort, and civic duty as key motivations to participate and support the community through steady labor and engagement.
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Biosele Goods Trade Notice by Joe Anderson
Biosele Goods news note from Joe Anderson urging readers to see the Tibune for printing details. The brief item hints at publication information and distribution, with no further specifics available in the legible text.
Isthmus Barron Tamone Reports July Fourth Celebrations
The Isthmus Barron Tamone describes Independence Day events in Cristobal and Ancon. Free railroad transport, outings for workers and families, early tributes with music and cheering, flags and bunting, and a large crowd at Ancon baseball park. Night fireworks from a boat over the water impressed attendees despite rain. Some drank at saloons, but no major trouble. many stayed home from Sunday School.
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Union Church Services Draw City Interest in Central Park
Central Park hosts Union Church services drawing large crowds. Rev Hargrove preached last Sunday evening and music was provided by combined choirs from several churches fostering a shared community worship.
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Elks Club Dance Draws Big Crowd on Walnut Street
The Elks Club hosted a dance in its Walnut Street rooms Tuesday evening. A large crowd attended and all reported a royally good time.
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For Sale or Rent Hotel in Foster Repaired and Renovated
For sale or rent description of a hotel in Foster recently repaired and in fine condition. Contact A B G Prowell Rich Hill or visit the premises at Poster. Mentions campaign reading the Tribune and reduced clubbing with a $1.00 price.
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Local notes on visitors and town projects
Simon Loeb visits Butler. Pansy Wilson and Pea Taylor visit friends in Kansas. Ovid Miller from Kansas City returns home. Hail family from Rockville visit H. C. Ritchie. Eula Letton visits Pearl Taylor in Walker. The F and M bank area roof was reshingled after a July fire. Jud Lamb to pour concrete foundation at Rupard Property East End. Lloyd McKibben and bride return from ranch near Enterprise Kans. Alberta Creswell and Edna Anderson visit Talmage guests return home. Prof C E Ames wife bears a son July 5 at Whitewater. Grandpa Ames sends word about newspaper payments and humor. Several local notices follow including editor notes on subscriptions and Fourth of July safety. Multiple local residents visit, conduct business, and move between Butler, Rich Hill, and surrounding areas.
Excursion Rates Advertised by Missouri Pacific Railwy
Summer tourist tickets on sale daily to Colorado Utah Oregon California and Old Mexico at very low rates with return by October 31 Homeseaters tickets to southwestern western northwestern states and Canada with multiple sale dates through December and return limits of 21 and 60 days from date of sale Dallas Texas notes tickets July 9 to 13 and return August 8 priced at $17.10 for round trip
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Advertising in the Trivens Attracts Business Attention
An artful approach to advertising is promoted as a way to draw customer notice. The piece urges businesses to consider Trivens ads for effective outreach and brand presence.
Political Pills From The Rich Hill Tribune
A playful critique of political speech and spelling errors in Bryan era campaigns. The piece notes boomerangs in politics, a silver tongue valued over blunt force, and repeated attempts to form platforms, ending with a nod to Remember the Rich Hill Tribune.
Award for Best Article Seeks Submissions by July Fifteenth
A prize of 150 dollars will be awarded for the best article that combines style, substantial facts, and persuasive argument. Manuscripts become property of the committee and may be published nationwide. Submissions must be mailed to Literary Boreas, Republican Congressional Committee, Metropolitan Bank Building, Washington, D.C., by July 15. The award will be announced around August.
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Rich Hill News Letter Seeks Rural Updates and Local Notes
Country Correspondence from Rich Hill reports farm yields, weather dangers, and hometown events. Miss Mable Lowry leaves for Carthage, Miss Zelpha Hartman visits, and many area residents endure high waters and unsafe bridges. The Mission Branch hires Lewis Terry to teach, while Mrs. H P Robinson recovers from a fall. A death near Sprague is noted with sympathy extended.
Keim Pres Looked for Rain Thursday Visit in Rich Ha
Mr King visited in Rich Ha Threshing locale as farmers and wives gather while men work. Jamie Hepten and family from Albia visit J K Witeos. Loads of sacks head to the thresher as crops and activity rise in the neighborhood.
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Township Board Meeting Schedule Adjusted for November
The township board sets the next meetings for the week after Gret Monday and the third Monday of November, with sessions to be held to fulfill official duties. Readiness for town oversight and public access is emphasized in the notice.
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