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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
1
The item surveys Missouri and national political talk, World’s Fair appointments, and Philippine War coverage. It notes legislators, governors, and commissioners, plus accusations of mismanagement in Manila’s army commissary purchases and calls for reform in franchise taxation.
The piece links St Louis expansion to the Louisiana Purchase centennial and a forthcoming World’s Fair. It highlights tax battles over franchise assessments in Missouri New York Detroit and Michigan, arguing rising real property values spur public reform. It notes St Louis’s conservatism, gains in industry and trade, and anticipated spring elections.
A chaotic crowd of verses and notes reports illness and warnings about smallpox, with hometown updates from Dunklin News. The column includes community milestones, church events, school news, farming notes, and local visits across multiple settlements.
An invention in musical typewriting uses a keyboard arranged like musical notes. Pressing a button marks notes on a printed staff line, including full, bull, quarter, eighth, and sixteenth notes and signs for sharps and flats. Chords form by placing notes in sequence, vertically, requiring practice and expertise. mainly suited for copying rather than composing.
National Watchman quotes Senator Eugene Hale of Maine praising the country editor as the community packhorse promoter of enterprise and moral crusader. The tribute extols the editor’s charitable giving, political influence, church leadership, and chronicling of national life through steady, cold type reporting.
The passage recalls a moment during campaigns when, after the decisive moments are over, the distribution of favors and gifts is forgotten by some leaders. The metaphor of loaves and fishes, here dubbed pie, suggests a critique of post election generosity.
The Bollinger County Court in Marble Hill invites sealed proposals from banking institutions or individuals to serve as county fund depository for two years. Bids due by noon May 6 during the regular May term. The court may reject any or all bids. notice issued by County Clerk Joan A Taylor.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat grew from frontier beginnings to a great modern news gathering organ. It has served as a tutor and counselor to a wide readership, with circulation across the Union, Canada, Mexico, and beyond.
The Sunday edition of The St. Louis Republic offers world wide news coverage in all departments. The magazine section is illustrated in tinted colors with refined literary material. Fashions appear in natural colors and the colored comic section provides humor. Sheet music is included free each Sunday. Price by mail is $2.00 for one year.
An advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for eczema itching skin pimples and related ailments. It claims blood purification speeds healing and offers trial bottles from the Blood Balm Co Atlanta GA with six bottle full treatment priced at six dollars and free personal medical advice.
Farmers urged to subscribe to The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions plus their own paper at 80.80 for one year temporary offer. Readable samples available at the office and promote practical farming through theseWest published titles.
Men and women of good address to represent us. Travel and local agents needed with salaries guaranteed yearly plus commissions and expenses. Earnest minor woman offered pleasant permanent position with liberal income. New brilliant lines. Starrou Pirris ZO Chireh St New Haven Conn.
The Constitution promotes a first quarter prize of 2500.00 in cash to top agents, distributing the amount fairly across the territory. It urges agents, doctors, farmers, rural workers, and local writers to join, with weekly agricultural and family pages led by Colonel R J Redding and Mrs. William King. The paper urges readers to subscribe and keep home news at the forefront, proposing joint subscriptions with The Constitution.
Dr C M Witmer Marble Ui Mo office in drug store Elmer Bair's barbershop and furnishing goods offers towels razors and a neat first class setup thanking friends for patronage and inviting continued favors next to W K Chapman office
John H Watkins Prop offers neat, comfortable rooms with top market provisions and livery services with good teams, boggies, and hacks at low terms. Thiebes Stierlin pianos claimed as best. Contact J Clifford, Gen Agent, 18 Olive Street, St. Louis for details. Shiver music prices offered to all.
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