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The Greenville Journal

Location

Greenville, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1908

Page

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Bryan's acceptance speech draws fire at the White House bid

The analysis says Bryan pushes at the Republican party, likening its strength to Wellington at Waterloo. The piece argues his rush for power risks failure, cites past eras where wilderness fasting did not cure politics, and weighs Roosevelt Taft reforms against Bryan's call for reform and a people ruled government.

Bryan Republican Party Col White House Webster Clay Blaine Wellington Waterloo Democratic Party Cleveland Roosevelt Taft Col. Bryan Moses

Dr King’s New Discovery Endorsed By Naples Man

Lester M Nelson of Naples Maine writes that Dr King’s New Discovery saved his life for coughs and colds and remains a reliable remedy for throat and lung issues. The ad says the product has stood head of throat and lung remedies for forty years and helps prevent pneumonia and heal weak lungs. Sold under guarantee at Wm Kipp’s Sons’ drug store 50 cents and 1 dollar with trial bottle free.

Lester M. Nelson Naples Maine Dr. King Wm. Kipp’s Sons’ Drug Store

Community Notes Include Church Dedication and Visits

Rev Myer of Brookville spent Sunday with Miss Ethel Bowers. Castine church dedication drew many locals including Rev Bowers and family Ezra Hetzler Fred Hawkey E J Slifer and wife Joseph Shumaker and sons Nannie Fouts returned from Kansas after three and a half months Leonard McClear visited Ralph Nisonger Warren Odell stopped by Ezra Slifer Saturday Roy Howell and family of Dayton are visiting in the area John Hofts Ithaca and Clarence Minnich Eldorado guests of Charles Hoff Sunday.

Myer Brookville, C Ethel Bowers Castine Bowers Ezra Hetzler Fred, Hawkey E. J. Slifer Joseph Shumaker Nannie Fouts Kansas Leonard McClear Ralph Nisonger Warren Odell Ezra Slifer Roy Howell Dayton John Hoff Ithaca Clarence Minnich Near Eldorado Charles Hoff

Darke County Fair Showcases Stable Live Stock Exhibits

Darke County Fair announces expanded facilities with a new cattle barn and addition. Live stock stalls will be fully occupied by superior bred animals, improving space for theft prevention and display at the fairground.

Darke County

Great Darke County Fair Ahead At Gettysburg

Gettysburg comments boost the Great Darke County Fair with plans to attract visitors and ensure a rewarding experience. Local events include Rev. C D Rowley preaching on fishing at the Presbyterian church, sermons by Rev. C Fulkerson, and travel notes from Rev. M May and Dr. L Bigler. A fire incident caused by a child at a Burns property highlights safety concerns.

C. D. Rowley Presbyterian Church

Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proves Effective Cure Claim

Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga reports a bad instep sore healed by Bucklen's Arnica Salve after trying other remedies. He bought the salve under the makers' guarantee at Wm. Kipp's Sons' drug store.

Bucklen Tom Moore Cochran Wm. Kipp’s Sons

Dr Kutchin Offers Quick Cure For Weak Men In Greenville

The advertisement claims Dr Kutchin can cure weakness with no false promises or long treatments. It promises permanent relief and heat therapy comparable to Paris or London. Free consultation and examination are offered, with a next visit set for Thursday August 27 at the Turpen House in Greenville Ohio.

Probe Kicked Back to Investigation of State Officials

The Howe committee, a Democratic and partisan body led by Senator Fred Howe, examined state offices including the auditor and treasurer after Governor Harris urged a fair inquiry. The majority report finds no fraud or dishonesty, while Patterson’s minority notes delays in Lothman’s report and commends the treasurer and auditor for proper handling of funds despite debates over bookkeeping methods.

Howe Fred ©. Howe Cleveland Toth Ly Johnson Johnson Senate Harris Drake Patterson Lothman Lothan Twis Treasy of State Sentielis Suditor Tregeurer Treasury Tanner Cleveland City Columbus W. H. Boyd Boyd Quilitar Secretary of State Miyor Johnson Tso Paull Tx

Mississippi Governor Warns Blacks On Democratic ties

Mississippi Governor James K. Vardaman declares he would rather the Democratic party fail than be swayed by African American votes or by the Denver platform. He condemns any shift to gain black support and references “veneered savages” in a heated political broadcast.

James K. Vardaman Mississippi Democratic Party Uts Denver Bryan

Harris and temperance stance noted in Democratic fold

Governor Harris favored reasonable temperance laws and supported local control of liquor questions. Critics claim intramural Democrats fault his Columbus address to the Prohibition convention, but his record aligns with advocating needed regulation. the Democratic platform remains silent on temperance legislation.

Harris Temperance Columbus Equor Liberal League State Senate Democratic Party

State Fair and Industrial Exposition Opens in Columbus

Photographic view accompanies an overview of the fifty eighth annual State Fair and Industrial Exposition in Columbus Ave. 1. Sept 4 marks the event with livestock pavilions, a dozen departments, and extensive farm machinery displays. Five timber livestock buildings connect by covered walks for rain or shine access. Seventeen departments feature junior saving shop and farm machinery, with twenty acres of open display lots.

HIO Columbus Pistrom Julior

Political Points on Davis Term and Campaign Potentates

The Howe committee praised Davis era for efficiency while noting critiques. The report becomes political capital for BD Creamer, now a Democratic candidate for state readerer, as partisan voices assess investigations into the treasurer, state auditor, secretary of state, and fire marshal. Bryan dodges questions on colored man recognition. Taft rejects campaign donations from cargo actions, reframing Democratic conflict. Brown urges farmers to chip in for Bryan, while Ohio Democrats at Denver distance from Jansen after exposing Republican patrons.

Howe Preldog Stile H. D. Davis Creamer Davis Slawe Senate Republican Party Ohio Jansen Denver Howe

Outcry Quieted After State Convention in Marek

After the Republican state convention in Marek, the Democratic press dismissed the outcry over Green and Pullington. The Creek committee confirmed Green and Pullington as honest deputies in State Treasurer McKillian's administration, defending them against Democratic accusations.

Marek Ogl Green BM. Pullington G. Lewin Green Pullineten Mowe Ehlet McKillian Anton Guibert Lenmian

Partisan Probe Ends With No Misused State Funds

A partisan probe failed to prove misappropriation of state funds or improper use by officials. The investigating committee found no evidence that dollars belonging to the people of the state were misapplied. Observers question whether the inquiry will influence party control of state affairs.

Tns Ghia Republican Party

Republican Opening at Youngstown campaign event

Republican campaign opening set for Saturday September 5 in Youngstown. Principal speakers include Governor Harris Governor Hughes of New York and Senator Beveridge of Indiana. Arthur Vorys chairs the meeting and Congressman James Kennedy opens the proceedings. Invitations issued to Ohio Republicans and national notables.

Youngstown Harris Hughes New York Beveridge Indiana Arthur 1 Vorys Chitirudin James Kennedy Country

Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Darke County Fair

The Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station will be at the Darke County Fair with a free exhibit. It will showcase scientific farming and its products while offering the best points in the field.

Gettysburg Darke County Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Darke

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