Republican Unionville brief notice March 19 1902
The Republican newspaper from Unionville Missouri notes the issue date March 19 1902 and provides subscription terms at 1.00 per year in advance. It indicates the newspaper is entered at the Unionville post office as second class matter.
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Appointment of Major Cramer as Memphis postmaster signals party unity
This column notes Major R. D. Cramer named Memphis postmaster, a former 1892 congressional candidate and longtime party worker. It also surveys canal legislation, cabinet changes, and South African war developments, while praising emigration’s role in Missouri’s political evolution.
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Irrigation bill blasted as giant surplus reducer in Missouri press
The Salisbury Press Spectator denounces the Senate irrigation bill as worse than the ship subsidy and a gigantic surplus reducer. It cites a proposed one million dollar reservoir for Arizona and warns the initial water storage cost could exceed one billion dollars, swelling the treasury.
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