Republican revolt over party bosses seen in Missouri press
The Springfield Republican laments boss control and urges independent press conduct in Missouri. It cites editors Jewell and Seibert, notes cross-party defiance of machines, and pledges no backsliding as federal patronage jobs and Roosevelts appointments stir conflict within parties. Clara Barton seeks to resolve Red Cross fund reporting woes while aiming to stay president.
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Crum
Charleston
S. C
Senate
Roosevelt
White House
Legislative Department
Congress
Clara Barton
Red Cross
Missouri and Iowa politics and local notices
Kansas City Humane Society reports 417 animal cruelty cases in April. Joseph Wiggington of Centralia, age 88, dies at home while reading his Bible. Vandiver district, Cummins Iowa idea opposed by seven of eleven districts. Missouri Fourteenth district nominates W T Tyndall for Congress. House balance: 206 Republicans, 177 Democrats. a 15 district swing could shift control. Hawes headquarters in St Louis reads Closed, ending political ambitions.
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Kansas City
Humane Society
Joseph Wiggington
Centralia
Virginia
Missouri
House of Representatives
Harry B. Hawes
St. Louis
World's Fair notes and Missouri day at St Louis observance
The piece notes 34 restaurants on the fair grounds with 35 000 capacity and more openings soon. It reports W P Hall shipping 400 horses and mules from Lancaster Missouri for a Boer War recreation in St Louis. Joplin Missouri's growth to about 35 000, with heavy ore output in 1903 and a top white lead plant. Governor Dockery proclaims Missouri Day June 3 and invites Missourians to dedicate the Missouri building. An ad for Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea ends the column.
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W. P. Hall
United States
Lancaster
St. Louis
Transvaal
Joplin
Missouri
Exposition Grounds
Parishioners Meet Rev Neville at Calvary reception
About one hundred guests attended a reception at the Huckins hotel last evening in honor of Rev Neville the new rector of Calvary Episcopal church. The gathering included vestrymen and wives with an impromptu program featuring recitations and piano numbers as refreshments were served.
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Huckins Hotel
Neville
Calvary Episcopal Church
Rev. Neville
Calvary Church
Thocir
Messrs. and Mesdames O. J. Parsons
D. H. Smith
Harry Jakeman
C. C. Evans
A. D. Stanley
A. A. Baker
J. W. Mellor
Newton Cannon
E. W. Lamy
Harry A. Pratt
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Offered As Health Tonic
The advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as the greatest tonic and blood builder, a life pro longer for the sick. Sold as a family blessing for 55 cents by W. E. Bard Drug Co.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Recruiting Station Chief Sees City Office to Close
Capt R R Stedman in town Thursday announced the local recruiting station would likely close by the end of the month.
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R. R. Stedman
Eastern Star Chapter Initiated in Florida Mo
Grand Patron E. E. Codding with Mrs. Codding and others visited Florida Missouri Thursday to institute a chapter of the Eastern Star. A number of Moberly ladies joined the party at that place.
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E. E. Codding
Codding
W. H., Holcroft
Gertrude DeHaven
Ingra Englund
Florida
The
Eastern Star
Dean's Ointment Promoted for Itching Skin Cure
A Sedalia endorsement touts Dean's Ointment as a fail safe cure for itching skin and eczema. J M Logan, a carpenter of 616 West Fifth, testifies he cured protruding hemorrhoids after using Dean's Ointment bought from W E Bard Drug Co. Prices 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole US agents. Remember the name Doan's and take no substitute.
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Sedalia
J. M. Logan, Carpenter
West Fifth Street
W. E. Bard Drug Co
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo, N. Y
United States
Doan
Thieves Steal Home and Fence Near Pierre
The Rev. A. O. Swartwood reports his house and fence were stolen from his homestead west of Pierre. A man named Elrud woke to find his home moved ten miles away with six horses hitched to it. movers returned the house after he objected, apologizing they did not know it was his home.
Baby saved after fall into well in Edinburg
In Edinburg Illinois on May 13 Mrs John Stogdell watched her baby slip into an open slide leading to a well. She crawled headfirst into the well with her eldest daughter gripping her ankles and the mother rescued the child after it sank a second time and the daughter pulled them to the surface.
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Edinburg, Ill
John Stogdell
Taylor Transfer Co. Reliable city moving service
The Taylor Transfer Co. conducts a general transfer business with heavy and light hauling. They move household goods and baggage to and from all parts of the city. Office is at the Northwest corner of Seventh and Ohio Streets. Both phones 173.
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Taylor Transfer Coo
Seventh and
Ohio Streets
Money to Loan Ad by Attorney C C Lawson
Money to loan offered by attorney C C Lawson at the Katy building. Contact phone 467 for terms and arrangements.
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C. C. Lawson
Katy
Drug sundries ad from Farris catalog
Fragmentary OCR shows a brief advertisement or note offering drug sundries linked to the name Farris. No clear date, location, or products specified beyond generic items.
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George H. Scruton
Walter J. Brill
Francis B. Tupper
C. F. Kibby
Inion
Abel
Queen City
Dally
J. R. Baldwin
Sentinel
Sedalia, Mo
Sedalia and
Pettis County
Springfield Republican
Jewell
er-Democrat
Republican
Independent Press of
Ringsters
Republican Party
Jim Seibert
Independence
Kansas City Journal
Peter C. Pritchard
Simonton
Pritchard
Lily White
Carolina
Iowa
Cummins
Fourteenth
W. T. Tyndall
Vandiver
Sedalia Beer
Dockery
Bition
Cross
W. E. Bard
Zema
Six Mile Road
Main Street
Grand Avenue West
Marshall Road
Rock Road
Abell Road
East Broadway
K. & T. Railroad
Grana Avenue
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Illinois
Brussels
Secana Awning and Mattress Company
Salesrom
Ohio—Manufactory
East Third—Phones
Stanley Coal CO
525 East
Koth
R. C. Dulph & CO
West Main St
Bell
Pettijonn
Farris
Ooco
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