The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1920-03-26
DEMOCRATIC STATE
COMMITTEE DOPE

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Inc women OF buIler county ShGuio
search the pages OF the county MS
tory to determine VINO u Is Ina. mas
recognized womannooa IN tne pas;
The democrats mad woman canui,
date last election ana Wheh VACANCY
occurred IN the recoraeT oill q H T;n,,
ioned by the oeaIh Oh rrans d: MiNon
butler county democracy eilsEails
brought ABOUT the appointment VI mrs
NIXON, the "ioo"' AT tne nahuS ~
Democratic goVefhoD'--roPiar DAuii
weekly.
virginia 70 save Sutlt S ~ nc e. "
recails tne ia.s ~ u, H Jon;d;n, uofS fo,
1aIIndEe " e"S' T me- 1919, i, Cbar@e
Tat;onai i Commjtteeman Goltra ia
baIn +her, Mr. Goltr1 was told of
Tho situation ond immediately chart.
cred - train 70 bring Senator Gray
from st, Louis to the capitol city to
ras+ tho deciding vote. When Senator
greeted with wild cheers and a shower
of flowers by the women.
Needless to say, the women appre-
ciate Mr.. Collars action as was evil
dcnced by the whole delegation at
election as National Committeeman
There is little doubt but what Mr. Gol-
ira will be reelected, ana there Is no
reason why he should not. he mas al
ways been generous and active Tor the
success OF the Democratic party ms
tne unlteu support p u Vhe De'i'oef"'''
party III '"iS "'"'e'
Corporate interests should be ad-
equately protected and everlastingly
curbed.-Salem Post.
hobble skirts could stand pat all
right. In fact the only safe thing
for them to do is to stand in the same
place all the time.-Fayette AdVer-
tiser.
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Tho r q p has been irving very
hard to make an issue--and has sue
cneded Its own incompetencv in Con-
aid.
Missouri Republicans who are hank
ering for office in this State, had bet
ter have some regard for economy,
and the high cost of hats, before they
throw any more of them away
Bonneville Advertiser.
Those Youthful Republicans who re-
ce;ve nrizes apprepating $4,000 for
writing the next national platform for
The q n, are about the only mem.
hers of their marty who stand to win
ANYTHING worth while this YEAR
Tb.var Newa
A. .o .Lo h;on... ,aa5 :,
of all necessities, whether on farm Of
in factory. 1t 10 tinesthat those of VI
who have "let up" since the war end
ed, were speeding up a little and rea
dy to do our "bit" with some Of thu
patriotic spirit that actuated US three
years ago.-Trenton Times.
r no.;. u.r ,avo,. ,vor
nv ne t Ieno oan Js :; p hattau chow tbo,
D Deu, Tbr puuPt tha oiroos+ nnnraca
a aow anneraan. s 81 a @reo+ war N,
uJnsSu e,m " ~ 49, GOOD an,
.ha t nnnos t;t. n mr tnows II The,
ene oppH?l.Ioa palSS 49, it'll ;ss,.
forget the big event. The Democrat
have nothing to apologize for, bu
should roll up their sleeves and go il
for an aggressive campaign. TIL
snarls and sneers of envy by thos
who were not called to help in tn
great work will have no effect. Viii
sons administration has been wis
and patriotic and the Democrats ar
proud of it.--Macon Chronicle.
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r. o...,..,u.. t.on, s+..o An
&psL. aoe' nff;.a IN III .,'a 49,
altor iiaI ann.;, ont,.' .ha nav ,ann a !;
rgpol' en- Ie.t ro up |nr,r, ~; T;r
n woH ota.e n aed',,tn IL osf;aa w;t'
~. r eouv;s ns 49, w..
sne I Ls.tn. Go Uni thnn ~ e a,,e. haa
aha oet. s WIZ IN 'a afen .od,o;,,
uone po .' VIC ,,ah n,onaw n,;t
nearly Twice as HiuCh hioney VIII