Missouri Grangers Debate Partisan Split in 1874
The Missouri press comments on Republican attacks in response to a Democratic wartime split, arguing Confederates and antiwar factions supported harmony after enfranchisement. It warns Grangers in Missouri against forming a separate political ticket, urging unity and caution as party lines reshape at local mass meetings.
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Missouri Republican
Tte
St. Louis Dispatch
Siscourl
Reform
Offee
Obor
Democratic Party of
Missouri
Tesco
Minsouri
Lenin
Democratic
Troy
Democratic Central Committee
Grangera
Democratic Party
Missouri Orangers
Gouis Hope Grange
Order of the Patrons of Husbandry
Dar
McDonough County
Olinvia
Wos
Good Hope Grange
Moun
Grange
Ulinois
Sioothiy Enoigh
Butte
Illinois
National Grange
St. Louis
Grrangers
Epleic
Nation
Finoss
Grangers
Wiiman
Joseph Casmiiy
Dane Cainellis
Hith
Aires
Tray
Lincoln County
Lincoln
Prairie
Frederick Wo Mot
Airveyey
Recorder's Office
Linvaln County
Missouki
Hartson Anderson
Nostalgic Fourth of July Reflections and Union Picnic Plan
The article recalls a romantic antebellum Fourth of July scene with old tones of liberty and patriotism, laments lost prosperity, and calls for renewal. It notes a county meeting appointing conference committees to organize a grand union picnic inviting prominent order members to Maiden’s Spring on August 8, near the county center for a celebratory gathering.
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Axton Pic
Grangera
Colman
Allen
McClellani
Dulty
Maiden's Apring
North Culvre
Fatal Affray With Galloway and East Sparks Investigation
An anonymous letter recounts a fatal clash in Capau gris where Thos Johnson struck John Galloway, East retaliated, Johnson drowned after being knocked into the river. Galloway and East aided him but fled town to avoid Johnson’s associates. a warrant was served for East’s arrest.
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Capaugris
Weile
Thos. Johnson
Calhoun County
Witneis
John Galloway
John East
Johnson
East
Calloway
Squire Jewell
Simpson
Squire Allen
Culyreidan
Fourth of July Picnic at Liants Mit a Large Gathering
A July Fourth celebration drew about four hundred farmers and families to Liants Mit SA. T. hh. Dyer gave an anti patriotic oration defending liberty against monopolies, praising Washington. The day ended with dancing and socializing as evening fell. Local county reports note turnip planting preparations.
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Mpiccnic
Liants Mit
Ltien’s SA
Atnoon T. Hh. Dyer
Washington
Wolfe
Freedom
Ilvan Luwity
Circuit Court
Lincoln County
A. W. Vallee
Attichment
Damien C. Amirwey
Troy
Mismouri
Troy Sherald
Reed
Hifest
Colbent
I. VT. Usn
Fragmented legal notice reads July first, 8741 notarization
Unclear OCR shows a notary public Norton certifying a document dated the first day of July 8741 with signatures or witnesses Cashler Sulweribed and others listed in clipped form.
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O . KN. Bospfilas
Cashler
Sulweribed
Aword
Norton
Notary Public
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Troy Herald
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Ralters
Republic
Cunhon
Pue
Alyhea
Vine
Tulle
Thos
Pavick Meury
Johington
Stonewall Jackson
Pout Oak
Minwale Powell
Thurmond
Nettle Cooper
Grange Reso Etiox
Truy Grange
St. Louia
E. Norton
Missea Sallie Feutem
Logan
E. N. Bonflle
Mra
Ht. Il. Norton
E. L. Sydnor
Kertie Hutt
Dr. East
J. M. Mclellan
MM. Norton
Fred. Wing
Chas. Wing
Willie
Wing
Lynot
Withrow
Thor. Stephona
T. J. Hutchluen
J. F. Crown
FL Kelt
I. Howell
A. Kahne
Henry Jackson
Sydnor Parker
C. EK. Morrie
A. L. Brieckey
Methodist and Christian Sunday Schools
Jackson's Pasture
Wm. IL
Lin
Mrs. Gordon
Farmers and Wechanics Savings Hank of
A W. Weleh
Mln's
A.W. Vianeu
Duwonsed
Plaintit
Lavola County
Sutton Mote
Witgebiment
Wecount
Nore
Nool
Charles Williame
Nue
Sool & Willian
Uru
Nook &E Sidnor
Tran
Nox
Charces Willtama
Wall
Lincalutty
George Hopkins
Ory Stallara
C. W. Parker
J. H. Allen
Bedford Townslsp
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