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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1902

Page

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Democratic primary notes and county delegate shifts

Fragmented election letter discusses primary timing June 7 and June 20 in Missouri Arkansas lines. Mentions nominating delegates to the Democratic Central Committee, and references Judge Fox as a favored candidate, with calls for active participation and publication of supporters. Contains regional political maneuvering and appeals to readers to back party unity and turnout.

James D. Fox Madison County Fox Missour de Sota

Fragmentary remarks on progress and development

Fragmentary text discusses land values and development in a nascent stage. The passage mentions eastern capital, natural resources, and the prospect that progress will attract international attention to the area.

Debates and political rants fill scattered Missouri papers

A long, opinion heavy clipping condemns Democratic and Republican maneuvers across states. It mocks the Globe and decries debt schemes while naming figures like Hanna Roosevelt and Burton. It cites Cuba, Panama, pensions, and irrigation policy in a string of political snippents with local notices interspersed.

Missouri Republicans and Democratic Loyalty in City Elections

The piece argues Democrats retain strong support in Missouri despite off year conditions. It accuses Republicans of dishonesty and machine hypocrisy, praising Democratic management and warning against Republican spoils and attacks. It frames Tuesday results as evidence of public loyalty to the Democratic Party and calls for rejecting Republican tactics.

Missouri Commonwealth Democrata Republic

Lexington grand jury charges embezzlement in investments

The Lexington Kentucky grand jury accuses investment debenture firms of embezzlement and other frauds. The item notes political commentary about tariff debates and upcoming elections, referencing various papers and figures, with scattered misprints in the OCR text.

Lexington

Southeast Notes in Dunklin County Mail and Dexter mayoral win

The Dunklin County Mail reports its three-year health and notes Mitchim sold the Wilk law Springs Index to A C Durham and Frank Comley. Webbd Watkins, editor of the Dexter Messenger, was elected mayor of Dexter last Tuesday amid rail and train commerce mentions.

Mitchim Wilklaw Springs A. C. Durham Frank Comley Webbd Watkins Dezter Messenger Dexter Oodgrata- Tellons Bro Watkins

Fire destroys Normal School building at Cape Girardeau

Early yesterday morning Cape Girardeau reports the Normal School building burned the prior night. The blaze was discovered around midnight and the structure could not be saved. Insurance status unknown, with potential claims against state and local authorities and the city and vicinity.

Cape Girardeau

Local News Briefs and Notices

Our correspondents report routine community items including a death notice for Mrs. Harrison Moore leaving a husband and seven children, William Seabaugh entering the blacksmith trade, and Mr and Mrs George Bollinger with ailing baby. Also mentions general health and assorted household updates.

Harrison Moore Seven Mile William Seabaugh Black‘smith Sod George Bollinger

Community Notes From Lutesville And Vicinity

A local column recounts social visits, school events, and upcoming entertainments. Residents including M Sites, J Wollkeer, J Seabaugh, and G Griffith are noted in family and community movements. Students at Sedgewickville Academy plan an end of term program while new pupils join Lutesville schools and a music department adds five students.

Miseoa Jofia Hendrix Leah Kinder Gravel Hill Misls Anna Slinkard Huskey Alma Duncan Latesville Odis Bakot Agaian

Local notes from a small town settle ment

A rural column reports school entries and returns of students, visits from residents to nearby towns, and community updates. It notes health, spring farming, new diamond drill activity, planting and crop prep, social events, and local movements including property and residence changes.

Forron Parse Oarity

Foe mineral and crops described in January note

Fragmentary January note discusses mineral prospects and crop outlook. Mentions Dr avol Hill and others, possible sales or business dealings, and a local obituary tone. Reads like a rough OCR fragment from a 19th century local page with unclear names and dates.

Dravol Hill

Local Glen Allen Socials and Accidents Reported

Rev A P Jones and Avery Jeriotom hosted a Sunday gathering for Boreriile family. W J Barns and family near Glen Allen visited. Mrs William Howell is unwell. J Zimerman, bridge crew, and his family were in Ark last week. Elea and Marion Burne visited Rowswijle friends. Ada Besgani visiting Gloo Alien. Green and mate from the M Academy visited home Sunday. Alice Shrum returned to Marble Hill. Otto Hobertson badly mashed hand loading ties. Kiza Smith went to Arkansas last week to work. Perry Aldrich and family visited countryside Sunday. Glen Allen youths enjoyed dominoes at Mrs Myrea’s. Gertrude Howard hosted a young people’s party Saturday night.

A. P. Jones Avery Boreriile W. J. Barns Near Glen Alien Mre William Howell J. J. Zimerman Bridge Ark Elea Marion Burne Rowswijle Ada Besgani Gloo Alien Green Mater Enemy The M Academy Folke Alice Shrum Rev. Jones Marble Hilch Otto Hobertson Kiza Smith Arkansas Perry Aldrich Glen Allen Myrea Mise Gertrude Howard

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