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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1897
Page
4
The column mocks political figures and events from Ohio and nationwide. It references Hanna in Ohio elections, Crete pacification, Dingley bill criticism, and municipal outcomes, noting Democratic gains and the idea of restored confidence while lampooning leaders and politicians.
The report notes Democratic gains across Illinois and Missouri with Chicago Chisago and Detroit electing Democratic mayors while St. Louis splits, producing a mainly Republican ticket. It also details the Missouri State Board of Equalization's tax assessments for 1897, increases in real and personal property values, and the decline outside St. Louis, plus obituary of ex Senator Daniel W Voorhees.
An old home remedy column explains how to test urine for kidney disease by sediment after 24 hours and notes signs such as frequent urination and back pain. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure and urges readers to request a sample by mail from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York.
The narrative notes he was born in Liberty Township Butler County Ohio and raised in the Wabash Valley Indiana. He graduated from Indiana Asbury University in 1849 and began practicing law in 1851 after study.
Advice from J G Finney urging readers to stop newspapers by refusing delivery at the post office. Emphasizes that nonpayment or non-removal can be used to halt subscriptions and that postmasters must notify publishers when papers are not taken. Published in 1888 Bollinger County Times.
Taxpayers of Bollinger county should read the specimen of collusion dated Oct 17 1896. The agreement between Thomas Ek Cheen owner of the Lutesville Banner and J G Finney owner of the Bollinger County Times commits to using the Banner office to set up the official ballot types furnished by the county clerk and to Finney supplying the hand to set the type.
A local notice announces closing out an entire block of hardware at cost or lower at August Bohasack's store. Shoppers urged to attend for significant savings on tools fixtures and supplies during the storewide liquidation.
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