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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1892
Page
4
The issue catalogs subscription prices for out-of-county copies, announces that advance payers will receive full terms, and rails at political figures and policies. It includes candidate notices for Bollinger County offices, critique of tax policies, and a firsthand account opposing McKinley era duties with a Wheat price argument.
The Current Local notes Geo T Lee of Carter county as a candidate for State Senator representing Bollinger County’s 21st district. The piece frames his candidacy for the Democracy and asks the people to consider the announced bid.
We are authorized to announce Geo T Lea of Van Buren Carter County as a candidate for State Senator of the twenty first district subject to the action of the Democratic nominating convention.
The announcement states C J Schpen is authorized as a candidate for Representative of Bollinger County subject to Democratic party action. The notice identifies the candidate and party process without detailing dates or further race specifics.
The notice states KIAH Files is a Democratic nominee for Treasurer of Bollinger County and J. T. Wells is a candidate for Sheriff, with W. B. Yount also announced for Sheriff, all subject to Democratic party action.
An authorized notice states Wi Lam 0. Mygus is a candidate for Bollinger County Assessor, pending Democratic party action. It also names N. J. Smith as a candidate for Secome Assessor, pending theocratic party action.
A fragmented reflection questions how far to yield to others ill ways to avoid quarrel. It argues guarding rights while avoiding aggression, and seeks where duty lies in this dilemma amid unclear context and garbled OCR.
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