Taft Sherman Ticket and Local Political Details
The text lists the Republican County ticket including HR Brasfield Noah Crooks C W Mullenix J W Magee F Keene W Ls Pollock and others with judges and officials named. It notes claims about railroad and liquor interests backing Cowherd and hints at internal party factions in St Louis. Social notices describe visits and gatherings among local families and friends with brief social events and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County
Brasfield
Noah Crooks
Mullenix
Magee
Keene
Judge Wallace
Dave Ball
St Louis
Taft Roosevelt and Hull shaping Iowa campaign
A Democratic exchange pushes Taft as Roosevelt’s candidate and urges GOP discipline. Iowa’s 7th District Republican primary results in J A T Hull’s name on the ballot after a close runoff. Hadley sues the Yellow Pine Association for alleged price-fixing with lumber in several states.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Republican Committee
Republican Party
Iowa
J. A. T. Hull
Hadley
Southern Lumber Trust
Yellow Pine Association’ of
St. Louis
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Local Farm Notes and Social Visits Quick Roundup
Some farmers finish haying as Aeron Schnelle buys a new buggy. The Basket dinner at Concord Sunday drew a large crowd. Wm. Hendrix and wife visited T. C. Hill Sunday. Charley James family visited James Hill Sunday. W.T. Christian and family visited Pollock relatives Friday and Sunday. Luther Hill lost a valuable horse last week after an accident. TC Hill and grandsons Hugh and Floyd Hill were Pollock callers Monday. Chau tauqua at Unionville appeals for 16 to 25. John Hills and John Bruce visited N.A. Morrison Sunday. Miss Gusta Green visited her friend Miss Dolly Scalf Sunday.
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Aeron Schnelle
Concord
Wm. Hendrix
T. C. Hill
Charley James
James Hill
W.T. Christian
Pollock
Luther Hill
TC. Hill
Hugh
Floyd Hill
Unionville
John Hill
John Bruce
N.A
Primary Election Draws Slow Returns in Fulham County
Only one close race sheriff with Crooks edging Hayes by about 80 votes. Mullanix and Pollock win easy. Union township committee race favored Jo Wo Chrisman by about 100. Charley Mullenix gains strong home precinct support. county committee names still pending. Democratic governor race favors Cowherd by 3 or 4 to 1 over Ball and Wallace.
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Crooks
Hayes
Mullanix
Pollock
Fulham
Sheriff
Man
Harry Doyle
Wilson
J.T. Morgan
Lincoln
Elmer Probasco
Charley Mullenix
Elm Township
Union Township
Charley
Putnam County
Cowherd
Ball
Wallace
Staples
Taft Speech Outlines Republican Reform Platform
The speech argues the Republican cause rests on reforming abuses and preserving liberty and prosperity. It credits Theodore Roosevelt with shaping the conscience and endorses strong anti trust action, strict civil justice, and balanced treatment for railways. It contrasts Roosevelt's progressive policies with Bryan's, and includes agrarian guidance on alfalfa cultivation and farm practices.
Alfalfa Prospects Grow Across Missouri Lands
The Missouri farmer learns to grow alfalfa as prices rise. Misconceptions about its suitability fade as experiments by the Agricultural Experiment Station show the crop can thrive in uplands, valleys, and bottoms across the state.
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Missouri
North
South
M. F. Mune
Agricultural Experiment Station
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the Farmers Bank of
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Unionville Republican Printing Co
A. J. Martin
Unionville Republican
WM H Taft
James 8S Sherman
New York
Ohio
Worney
West
Tast
Davis
J H Holman
Rosewood
Lemley
Irene Anders
M. F. Speak
Tom Davis
Unn Jones
B. T. Span
E. A. Cockefair
Dollie Kelley
Emma
Delpha Hoover
Steve Ratliff
Lemleys
Charley Rex
Ira Hoover
E. Hamilton
Livonia
M. F
Bryan
Locust Creek
Charley Madlenix
Wil
Pollocks
Jo Wo
Chris
Union
J W. Chrisman
Medicine
J. W. Maxwell
Sherman
J. D. S. Beary
Crooks Hayes Sidney
Martinstown
Graysville
Worthington Chapel
Liberty
Ag Richland
Howland
Mendota
Lemonville
Dundee
SW Union
Ty Jackson
York
H. R. Brasfield
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
O. K
Connecion
Howard’s
L. C. Davis
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