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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1910
Page
4
The Democratic primary in Arkin last week produced the renomination of Governor Domushey by a majority of six thousand votes. Hee BOCK supported the bid as a key ally in the campaign.
Readable parts reference Senator Bradlew and leading Democrat Mie Persie amid scattered names and events. The garbled text mentions a Washington dispute, a trip, and a court case sentence, with fragmented notes on party, election, and public figures.
The article celebrates Theodore Roosevelt's return, noting his safe arrival and public happiness at his recovery from hardship. It reflects on his tour of Europe, the public mood, and shared privations, highlighting the nation's hope for continued health and usefulness ahead.
A garbled historical tirade shadows the debate on tariffs and policy. The text invokes figures such as Roosevelt and Bellamy, mentions Mr Cannon and Mr Aldrich, and references American political discourse. Tone resembles old newspaper commentary with scattered names and vague accusations.
A garbled 19th century political column reports Mr Garfield’s warning to Macopalitean Party supporters about false pledges and party deceit. It notes opposition to opportunistic candidates and urges voters to resist empty promises and choose principled leadership.
A newspaper critique accuses officials and business partners of illegal contracts with State Hospital No. 1 at Farmington. It claims Peter OGiessing and William Lang are entwined with hospital operations via bread supply and building material interests, alleging law violations, improper transfers of funds, and calls for removal of implicated officials.
Fragmentary religious verse concerns offerings to atone for sins and pledge vows. It mentions the Lamb of God, redeeming through Christ, and a humble contrite heart as the path to salvation. The text blends sacred themes with a plea to pay tithes and fulfill promises for a prom event.
The Frisco railroads scholarship program offers ten awards of $10 in each of forty five Missouri counties. Winners, aged 16 and over and resident in the county, must enter by September 1. Samples judged locally, then sent to Columbia for state show prizes. Local coordinators urged to advertise and organize county contests.
A local corn growers association announces an upcoming event with a plan to coordinate scholarship work and related exhibits. Details point to collaboration with university representatives for further information and participation.
The St Louis Star and Times reports Judge Rucker, a Rep from Reco and Miscourt districts, is famed for obtaining public buildings. In a candid exchange with Rocker, he boasted of securing a customhouse in St. Louis, a pavilion in Chicago, and a site purchase in Manhattan, signaling political maneuvering to boost Republican fortunes.
The dialogue hints at confusion over age and memory as Tam questions the other person’s stated age. The fragment implies uncertainty and playful banter without clear resolution.
Public notice from the administrator of the estate of Susan Cook, deceased, filed in the probate court of Johnson County Missouri. The final settlement is to be heard at Martie Hitt Court in Johnson County starting Monday May 5. Creditors and interested parties are invited to attend.
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