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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
1
A sprawling, error filled report notes Hon A M Dockery near governor bid and Missouri GOP hints at district convention in Poplar Bluff on April 7. It covers court nominations in Cape Girardeau May 2, Boer War commentary, Goebel case, and remarks on Rep McCans and Bollinger County clerks amid river region political chatter.
The article from the Times-Post comments on President McKinley amid war and peace concerns. It argues the administration is weak, indecisive, and capitulating to factional demands within the Republican Party as the nation contends with Puerto Rico, drawing scrutiny of McKinley’s leadership and stance.
A fragmented 19th century clipping critiques U S foreign trade and wealth distribution. It argues that imports and credits dominate prosperity while questioning who benefits from a billion dollars in foreign commerce. The piece references figures, stocks, and political terms amid strained rhetoric.
The fragment discusses McKinley era politics with references to Hanna and trusts. It mentions virtue in a presidential year, the gold standard, and calls to keep him, amid broad political argument about tariffs, currency, and administration actions.
Standing by the Constitution the Proskoré argument on the Povo Ris question adds to the debate already before the country. Joy Chat notes a republican band in Congress is bold enough to follow conscience over party lines, urging humane, thoughtful policy. Vermont and neighboring states are cited as examples in the broader struggle over representative leadership and principles.
Nongola reports note of residents N S Stuckey and others, sickness, recovery, and farming activity. Marriages, town growth, post office plans, and new houses noted. Farmers finish sowing oats, plowing done, two stores and a mill, thriving merchants, and a boys basketball game at the park.
A mix of community updates and opinions. Farm prospects look good with corn planting underway and wheat promising. Various residents travel, trade is steady, and local chatter includes church, schooling, and family notes. The Porto Rico tariff debate is critiqued as imperial overreach and constitutional suspension.
A well dressed man in Horton offers six months of a farmer paper for 26c with a whip as bait. The Western Agriculturist, printed in Minneapolis, is tied to Mark Hanon and the Republican campaign, using farmers as a vessel for political material. </s>
Oscar Sutherland a brakeman on the M. R. and B. T. railroad fell from a switching train at Doe Ran Junction early last Sunday and was run over and killed. Deceased lived at Doe Ran. funeral held on Monday.
John A. Millar executor of Fred M. Theile estate seeks an order for sale of enough real estate to pay debts. Notice to interested parties in Hollinger County appears four weeks before May term. Judge David C. Clippard certifies copy of public notice with date and office seal.
An advertising pitch extols The Semi-Weekly Republic as the best source of news and world events, with a companion Sunday Magazine featuring literary articles, half tone illustrations, current topics, humor, and Paris fashions. Subscriptions offered at $1.50 for one year if ordered together, sent from The Republic in St Louis, Missouri.
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