Magsis Hix Passes in Odd Election Note
A brief clipped notice records Magsis Hix passing away amid cryptic text. Details are unreadable, but the entry marks a death notice in a sparsely legible section.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1891
Page
4
Official Paper Notices and Political Commentary Mix
A fragment from an old county paper covers subscription rates and advertising costs, then shifts to political commentary. It cites Senator Allison’s figures on Congress spending, praises Senator West, and notes local figures like Mayor I. Stokes and County road opinions. Also mentions Confederate veterans volunteering and a repeal push for postwar office laws.
Fragmented rants touch Blaine grafts and press foes
A noisy 19th century column rants about James G. Blaine and Ireland, mocks Italy and England, notes a St Louis paper change, and scolds Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun. It praises the Alliance and denounces the Sun as corrupt and treacherous.
Ananias Dana and the Dana Editorial Allegations
The piece attacks Charles A. Dana as unreliable and treacherous, calling him a coward who stole a life preserver from a drowning girl during a New York wreck to save himself. It claims the incident is on record and provable, labeling the Alliance critic as brazenly villainous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Southern Alliance
State Alliance
Charles A. Dana
New York Sun
Alliance
Farmer
Dana
Partisan
New York
Donn
the Sun
Grover Cleveland
Chas
A. Dana
Alliance Movement
Auch Lips
Geor
Ananias Dana
Night Clerk Recounts Queer Guests And a High Roller
A San Francisco Examiner excerpt recalls a motel night clerk describing unusual travelers in the Bad Lands town. A tall sad-looking high roller spurred a panic by firing from a locked door during a theater crew’s visit, then lost a dice game and left after a large bill. The guest complained about clerical discounts on clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elij
Hent
Scott
San Francisco Examiner
Fragmented Catholic verse and puzzles in old newspaper excerpt
A mixed page fragment presents a devotional tribute to a steadfast Christian figure, then shifts to math puzzle solutions and a time-geometry riddle. The piece blends religious language with arithmetic problem discussions and headline-like editorial notes.
Local Notes From Zalma District Report
Bellinger Bilin notes Robert White building a 16 by 24 box house. Dr J W Back buys out Dr G K Talley’s drugs and moves his family to Zalma. An infant child of Mr and Mrs Sanford Cato dies after illness. J W Stepp attends circuit court at Fredericktown. Born to John Can and wife a bouncing boy. B W Fink of Brownwood returns to town. another baby girl born March 17. Postmaster James relocates his family to Zalma. A Democrat visits Grimaley’s home. Wesley Pate arrives with family from Davis County Indiana. Stonewall Jackson relative of 8 A Jackson recovering from pneumonia. Infant of J W Back sick with whooping cough but improving. John Hooter dies after drinking spree ending in Gainesville, then in Wayne and Stoddard counties. rumor of a wife and child in Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Back
Zalma
Hartzell
John Canon
Thomas Rigdon (Jr
B. W. Fink
Brownwood
James
Esq
Grimaley
Wesley Pate
Davis County
Indiana
A.S
Stonewall Jackson
A. Jackson
John Hooter
John Nicklas
Hooter
Gainesville
Ulora
Williamsville
Wayne County
Stoddard County
Ilingls
Marble Hill Press and St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
The Marble Hill Press and the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture are offered as an eight page weekly agricultural paper, price one dollar per year, with the Journal serving as the Farmers' Alliance organ and boasting a large circulation. Subscription offers include both papers for a reduced rate, sample copies available, and remittances to the Press office in St. Louis Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill Press
St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
Farmers’ Alliance
United States
Mosthselor Bocata
Journal of Agriculture and
Eplandid Premiirg
Journal of Agriculture
No. ON
St. Louis, Mo
McCormick Harvesting Machines Seen In Globe Sale
J B Thompson promotes McCormick Go harvesters claiming production rate of one complete machine per minute to meet global demand. He highlights the Gold Stars Medaille won by the McCormick "Machine of Steel" at Vienna and notes the 1890 sales total of 105 405 machines. The dealer also praises the McCormick catalog and posters of the Monitor and Merrimac battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Thompson
McCormick
McCormack
Stevl
Vienna
Geetuinus
McCormick Go
First-class saddlery and harness shop in Lutesville
Jesse H. Lures announces the opening of a saddlery and harness business at his stand in Lutesville. He has secured John Castator to manage the shop and offers to sell or make new goods at low rates with prompt repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutesville
John Castator
Jesse H. Lures
Notice for Publication Lamp Orvier Ironton Mo
Notice is given that the named settler has filed to make final proof to support the claim. The hearing will be before the Circuit Court judge or the clerk at Marble Hill on May 4. The entry is in the northwest quarter and the west half of section 6, township 3, range 6. Witnesses Shyrock, John and James Holder of Missouri. AMBS Canokl, Magistrate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamp Orvier
Ironton
Coun
Marble Hill
Ana Lowing Wipoinens
Easil Land
Shyrock
Joh
Jamees Holder
Canokl
Magister
Axp Orrice
Snowrox
James Ferra
Janneo
K. D. West
J.C
James Houlder
C. J. Slaughter
Egister
Laxn Ormee
Marble Itill
Jacob Baker
Township
Camy
Joseph Addison Key
Hiram Gains
Theopolis Atchison
William Nevens
Zalma
James C. Noell
Administratrix's Notice and Combined Foreclosure Sale
Notice grants letters of administration for I H Sample in Bollinger County Missouri on February 18 1891 with claims barred after two years. Also includes final proof notice for Jacob Baker and a trust sale by George W Robinson of a deed of trust on land in Bollinger County to Marble Hill courthouse for sale May 9 1891.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. H. Sample
Bollinger County
Missouri
Auction Notice of Real Estate in Bollinger County Missouri
Sheriff John Hankey will sell at the Marble Hill courthouse door on Saturday May 2, 1801 between 8 and 4 for cash the described real estate in township 31 north range 10 east Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy a deed of trust securing a promissory note. The sale includes fifty nerves, part of the west half southwest quarter section 3 and other parcels totaling 144 acres owned by Asa Newell, with costs of publishing and deed of trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whereng
Erhart Wilforth
Malinda Wilforth
Recorder’s Office
Bollinger County
Missouri
George W. Robinson
Treate
Bollinger
Lund
Fanny Hahn
Avid Hahn
Marble Hill
Gronox W. Rontsxox
Trusten
Whiorens
Asa Newell
Pettroary
Bullinger
Mi Hi Smith
Toal
Ballinger
Jandalan Nine Aeres
Ann Newell
John Hankey
Courthoute
John Husxer
Rust
Eiting
Nissouri
Yenigy Saul
George Efting
Groofi
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Finnet
Pow
la Modis
Ovilron
West
Allison
Appropriations Committee
Tle
Senate
Congress
Stauis
Cleveland
Chad
I. Stokes
Dexter
Board of World's
Stokes
Ife
C. B. Stokes
Francis
James G. Haine
Maine
James G
James G. Blaine
Marquis Imperialt
Italy
Uncle Sam
England
Bev Deering
St. Louis
Evening Call
Deering
Farmington
August Thompson
August
Crusaers
Wolfe
H. K. Tong
Christ
Ani
Jesus
Adelaide
Chan Lutesville, Mo
Parrox
Jamiln
Tatlin
Eae
Saurhj
Bellinger Bilin
Robert White
G. K. Talley
K. H. Greenwood
la Grippe
An T. Welle
Sanford Cato
J. W. Stepp
Fredericktown
Wuomiv
Hhereby
Hiram Fowler
Probste Court
B County
Debenis
Troy W. Shell
Hiram Fowlrr
Debonis
Many A. Sauria
Truster
Tay
Nancy C. Shell
Dee
Bolingse County
Tram Fowler
T. TF. Beach
Barber and Hall
Lutenville
Miesouri
Algo
Beach
D. C
M. Witmer
P. Biggs
Tutenville, Missouri
A. Sander
C. A. Samper Sander & Son
Physicians
Surgeons
GEO. HE. Clark & Son
Buckeye
Oliver
Blunt
True Blue
Rolker
McSherry
Fromstow
Pittsburg
Big Muddy Coal Co
Lutesvileb, MO
Kothor
John viGudd W. Beibaugh
M.S. Academy
Ataeee
J. BR. Park
L. Marra
E. Marae
House and Sign Painters
Marble Hill, MO
Pi Fn
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