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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
7
The text recounts a devastating earthquake in Valparaiso and fires, with widespread damage and casualties. It notes parallel turmoil in San Francisco and references political discourse on trusts and party policy, contrasting Republican and Democratic positions, the Sherman Act, and tariffs amid national economic concerns.
A 1906 political digest argues Republicans pursued anti trust laws while Democrats risk deflecting reform. It praises Roosevelt as guiding a panama canal project and Washington as founding the nation, framing trust action as a Republican hallmark future progress. It notes a Mexico strike at the Monterrey central shops with engines awaiting overhaul and a short anticipated disruption.
A party memo urges Republicans to coordinate with the National Congressional Committees to back a Republican Congress. It emphasizes Theodore Roosevelt as a central figure and calls for popular subscriptions to fund the campaign. Sherman signs as chairman from New York.
Mr Madison noted high demand for Republican speakers amid anticipated victory. He said enthusiasm grows as Democrats are swayed by GOP principles. Communications from county committees report shifts, with efforts to explain party goals across the state.
C C Madison of the state committees speaker bureau says requests pour in from nearly every county for partisan addresses. He indicates he may compel 40 draft speakers into service to fill demand for public talks at police stations, baths, music venues, and other sites.
The Kirksville State Normal School bulletin reports rapid growth with summer school attendance at 500 and total enrollment for 1905 06 reaching 1040. It praises the institution as one of the fastest growing in the state and highlights plans and facilities including laboratories a $50 000 building a new power plant gymnasiums baths and furnished Y M C A and Y W A rooms along with a strong library.
A rural school outlines enhanced methods including vocal and instrumental music, drawing and manual training, stereopticon demonstrations, and a Military Tactics course. It adds a Dean of Women for student health, offers strong teaching opportunities, and reports seventy classrooms and a 35 member faculty. The illustrated bulletin is available free on request.
Franklin and Ban advertise the complete Shropshire flock from Wm Turner of Shelbyville Missouri. They tout World’s Fair premiums for ram lamb and wool at St Louis and Chicago and highlight No 192380 ram weighing 315 pounds. Lee Yearling rams and ram lambs for sale. Inspect before buying.
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