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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
4
Unionville Republican Printing Co. announces editorial and business communications should be directed to The Unionville Publican or Unionville Republican Printing Co. Managing Editor Martin oversees operations.
The phrase indicates an item was entered at the Unionville Missouri post office as second class matter as part of a newspaper circulation notice.
A brief note repeats the phrase Republican National Ticket of Ohio, indicating the focus on party slate or nomination context within the state. Political alignment and local reference to Ohio are emphasized.
Voters are urged to learn voting at primaries with simple steps. The piece weighs tariff reduction as a central campaign issue, criticizing Democratic framing and urging Republican voters to act responsibly amid farm and state interests. It also notes reflections on 1904-era politics and a distant Russo-Japanese War memory.
The piece argues Missouri will stay with the Republicans, praising Roosevelt’s four years for square deal policies and national strength. It asserts Missourians benefited from the Taft era and that any switch would defy the majority's judged performance.
The piece outlines the new state primary law for August 4 and details party ballots, voter declaration at the pole, and the restriction to vote only within a chosen party ticket. It discusses historical Prohibition party results, social views on liquor regulation, and notes shifting public stance away from party politics. Agricultural advice and a farm sale notice are also included with unrelated farming tips and an auction date in Missouri.
Advertisement asserts Star Brand shoes are the right choice for customers, emphasizing fit and comfort without additional context or details.
Toledo July 17 Samuel Gompers faces critique from John Mulholland ex-president of the International Allied Metal Mechanics association who argues labor leaders should not bind unions to a party. He urges labor to present planks to conventions and let unions vote their own ways avoiding past missteps of the Knights of Labor fears.
The piece traces the history of the Prohibition Party from its 1876 start with 9 votes to optimism after Neal Dow and John P. Jones led the party. It notes growth in anti liquor sentiment yet argues the temperance issue should not become politics and highlights key figures like Dow Fisk and St. John in expanding the movement.
Oyster Bay observers note a flood of letters to the president from big game hunters guides camp cooks and sporting goods firms urging Roosevelt to join the Africa trip. They claim experts like photographers journalists and gear merchants would offer advice and aid though Kermit Roosevelt has already been named expedition photographer.
The article discusses whether feeding grain to dairy cows on pasture increases milk enough to cover grain costs. It notes cows producing less than about one pound of butter daily may get pasture food sufficient, but higher milk output likely requires grain. It warns not to expect 1.5 to 2 pounds of butter daily from pasture alone and questions seasonal pasture adequacy and grain justification.
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