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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1892
Page
4
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The article notes ex Governor Gray and Mr Til’s boom fading as Cleveland gains ground. Missouri endorses Cleveland for president, while the Senatorial convention favored Marble Hill and Lutesville hospitality. It discusses district realignments and local political talk amid economic distress and crop failures.
An old Sunday Mirror verse laments failed duties and shared blame. It contrasts a lawyer who saved a rascal for no fee, a farmer facing frost, and a paper man missing basics, arguing everyone falls short when others neglect their part.
J. T. Wells announces his candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Bolinger County. He outlines his long familiarity with the duties, noting prior assistance and years of service. The county knows him as a faithful Democrat and an honest, square man poised to serve if elected.
The notice announces N J Smith seeks the Democratic nomination for county Assessor. Born and raised in the county, he is known for integrity and solid Democratic principles. He ran for the same office six years ago and came close to the nomination. election would honor both him and the county.
An excerpt cites a New York Advocate piece by Dr. Frank M. Bristol observing a Chicago book store in a poor area. He notes window displays pairing Paine's Awe of Reason with Col. R G Ingersoll lectures, claiming the titles corrupt morals, ridicule God, and lessen responsibility.
The Legislature adjourned without changes in the 27th judicial circuit, prompting Democrats to seek a successor for Circuit Judge James D. Fox of Fredericktown who has served twelve years with strong records. He faced reelection amid claims of efficiency, fairness, and public trust, while party arguments cited tax reductions and state economy.
The Ironton Truth editorial warns that if the paper’s editor must attend a Republican caucus and returns trembling and pale after a half hour in a warm room, he would be deemed weak and needing assistance to his carriage.
The publication announces William C. Myers as a Democratic candidate for Assessor of Bollinger County and N. J. Swith as a Democratic candidate for Assessor of Hollinger County subject to party action.
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