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Newspaper
The Greenville Journal
Location
Greenville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
4
A collage of 1910s era items lists candidates Levi Minnich for Representative and Stanley B. Mote for Prosecuting Attorney, plus A. N. Wilson for Probate Judge. A late night dispatch on Am erican policy and finance criticizes a European junket and calls for reform. Shortly after, a local ad promotes fall suits at low prices.
The Republicans of this county present a strong ticket with J B Russell Shelly for State Senator J L Allread for Ghent Judge W W Teegarden for Common Pleas Judge Levi Minnicl James Stewart for Representative C28 Albright for Treasurer A N Wilson for Probate Judge C H Mathews for Clerk of Courts W B Randall for Sheriff S E Mote for Prosecuting Attorney Albert N Wagner for Surveyor Hugh Be McCrown Port My ers Robert Howell A Roll In Darke county a Democratic counterpoint challenges Governor Harris Rose county local option law and his veto pledge is clarified by Harris urging voters to back Cornelius Lehman for Infirmary Director.
A Nebraskan critic contrasts William Jennings Bryan and William Howard Taft, urging voters to weigh each man’s life and deeds. The piece questions Bryan’s record, cites past policy shifts, and calls Taft’s career clearly known, inviting a calm, citizen-led judgment on who deserves the presidency.
From Leslie's Weekly comes a stark contrast between two men and the nation’s near term future. One, an ex circuit judge who built Philippine governance and directed the Panama Canal under the secretary of war, is hailed as a monumental statesman now loved in the Philippines. The other, a lecturer and weekly editor, is contrasted as less influential. The piece urges readers to vote for the man who will guide the country through turbulent laws toward labor interests, good wages, wage protection, and a continuing progressive national government.
A historical comparison argues Republican rule benefits the nation. It cites 1902 exports at 103.0 billion and a 202.0 million trade surplus, 1890s Cleveland years with a deficit, and 1907 exports near 3.357 trillion with a 446.0 million surplus, concluding Bryan blames Republicans without credit for gains.
Questioning stance on repeating the Rose County option law and proposed removal from statute books. Probing views on franchise and excise taxes due Ohio railways. As governor elect, potential to rule on $179,000 state claims against two companies where you are president. asks about prior opinions on Bryan, Cleveland cabinet service, and Tom L Johnson platform acceptance.
W Stone of East Poland Maine reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve heals sore feet and is good for burns cuts and abrasions. He also notes it helps with piles. Sold under guarantee at Wm Kipp's Sons drug store for 25 cents.
A jumbled excerpt attributes a critic’s words about tariffs and wages to a political debate. It mentions the Republican Party and protective tariffs, with garbled phrases implying questions about money, pay, and street rolls. The fragmented text hints at a broader discussion of fiscal policy and party stances.
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