Republican County Convention Held in Behoville
By order of the Republican Central Committee a county convention will meet in Behovillé on March 10 1900 at 11 a m to elect 12 delegates for the Fifth District Congressional Convention. Representation bases one delegate per twenty votes cast for George A Clark for State in 1898, with primaries urged March 7 from two to four in country and two to six p m in cities. Joseph Evolera L W Brrnanns chairman secretary.
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Republican Central Committee
BeHovillé
George A. Clark
Joseph Evohera
L. W. Brrnanns
Cure a Cold in One Day Ad Prompts Laxative Kit
An old advertisement touts a one day cure using LAXATIVE and WIT0 MO QUININE TABLETS with a money comeback if it fails. The box bears Grova's signature. Mrs. Riza Ramsey departed Wednesday for Lincoln Kansas.
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Wito
Grova
Riza Ramsey
Lincoln
Kansas
Auctioneer Porter Ready to Answer Calls for Business
The auctioneer D P Porter states readiness to respond to inquiries and calls regarding his business operations.
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D. P. Porter
Seed Potatoes For Sale In Early Varieties
Seed potatoes offered for sale including Early Ohio and Early Six Weeks. Leave orders at Cullers and Johnsons. Joun BoMAN.
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Ohio
Cullers & Johnson’s
Joun Boman
Subscription Credits Recipients Listed for Week
The list shows names with credits due this week including J.B. Baird poet J Blair and Aug Sjoholm. Patrons such as Mrs Anna Griffeth, Mrs Anna Garbry, A B Johnson, A B Johnson Sr, C A Freeman, N Clay, CG J Webber, Chas EH Anderson, Wim O Gile, W Swanson and others receive credit or new subscription status.
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J.B. Baird
J. Blair
Sjoholm
Anna Griffeth
Herrman
Anna Garbry
G. BE. Fulcomer
James Collett
A. B. Johnson
A. B. Johnson Sr
C. A. Freeman
Folts N. Clay
CG. J. Webber
Chas. EH. Anderson
Wim. O. Gile
W. Swanson
Journal notions caution against trusts and war's end
A Kansas editor comments on local politics and national events. The piece notes flour and glass trusts collapsing, hopes others follow, and hints at fiscal stability from a February treasury surplus. It mentions the Democratic National Convention, Cronje's surrender, and cautions about voting for McKinley or Bryan with implied party principles.
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McKinley
Bryan
Kingman
Porto Rico goods should enter US as freely as Kansas goods
The speaker argues that Porto Rico products deserve equal tariff privileges with those from Kansas, noting Porto Rico is part of the same country and its people are citizens with equal rights. The comparison emphasizes uniform treatment under national policy.
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Porto Rico
United States
Kansas
Missouri
Copperhead label over Aguinaldo policy blamed
Belleville Freeman quotes harsh blame on Atkinson and supporters for sending 85,000 American boys to the Philippines and risking their lives, calling it a crime and urging vengeance on those responsible. The writer contrasts condemnation of policy with calls for accountability for war decisions.
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Philippines
Belleville Freeman
Aguinaldo
Atkinson
Population attendance report for Poplar Grove district
School district report for month ending February 23 shows enrollment and attendance. Pupils neither absent nor tardy include Ethel Goddard Ada Goddard Mary West Jimmie West Tommie West Emil Boman and Lillian Chapman is listed as a teacher.
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Poplar Groves
Ethel
Ada Goddard
Mary
Jimmie
Tommie ‘West
Emil Boman
Lillian Chapman
Water rights alert against Shafroth bill state cession
Kansas and Nebraska citizens urged to protest any form of state cession as the Shafroth bill would allocate a million acres of irrigable public land to Colorado and Wyoming, draining Arkansas, North Platte and South Platte rivers before reaching Kansas and Nebraska. The piece argues for federal storage reservoirs to secure a stable irrigation supply and warns of underflow loss without such storage. It declares opposition to cession and calls for vigorous resistance to protect western development.
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Congress
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Arkansas
North Platte
South Platte
Plattes
Nebraskes
Great Lakes
Testimonial for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepdin Patent Medicine
A testimonial dated October 17 1899 from FR M Wilkinson of Monticello Illinois endorses Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The letter states marked success for stomach trouble and constipation and grants permission to publish the endorsement. Sold by Ast Whith.
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Pepsin Syrup Co
Monticello
IL Gunvs
Dr. Caldwell
FR. M. Wilkinson
Whith
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