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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1908

Page

3

Hadley Defends Record and Reforms Seek in Missouri Race

Attorney General Hadley delivers a forceful speech pledging to continue enforcing anti trust and state laws as governor. He challenges Cowherd to prove clean hands amid old Democratic machine ties and demands names of primary election supporters and contributions.

St. Louia Hadley Frank Mr. Cowherd Lawler Daley St. Louis Democratic Party Folk Reform Movement Gov. Folk Old Democratic Organization Combands ‘Canaiacy Democratic Machine Cowherd Pele Reform Democracy Democratic Party of the Buncombe Post Dispatch Democratic

Public Auction at Murrahy Farm near St John Mo

Public sale opens Thursday Oct 8 1908 at 10 am. Property includes 132 head stock 18 horses 14 cattle 52 hogs and 6 mules with cattle cows steers heifers calves and a short horn bull. Terms offer 13 months on larger sums with 8 percent interest if due. 6 percent cash discount. removal after payment. Auctioneers Roy Clark A P McElhinney. Lunch on grounds.

Murrahy St. John W.S. Murpahy Roy Clark A. P. MckElhinney

Mr Bryan Percentage Summary Note

Mr Bryan recently spoke in the Commons giving several reasons for his position. The brief remark outlines multiple arguments and policy points highlighted during the discussion.

Bryan

Taft pledge echoes Roosevelt policy in St Paul speech

Rolla New Era reports Taft vows to keep all men within the law and to continue Roosevelt policies if elected. Lieut. Governor John C. McKinley is described as a strong Republican candidate, praised for being virile, clean and able, with Republicans from across the state urging support.

St. Paul Taft John C. McKinley Ayust Shess Western Pheps County Rolla

Why do flours differ in breadmaking

An Old Baker explains the rise of consumer knowledge about wheat quality. He notes that Kansas Hard Wheat flour, rich in gluten, yields better bread and heavier loaves, as education in foodstuffs reaches housewives who learn where wheat is grown and how labels reflect quality.

White House Bryan Bureau of Labor Bureau Chicago Tribune Kansas

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