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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1900
Page
4
Listed timetable fragments show passenger trains on south and north routes and two fast freight services. Inconsistent digits suggest a historical schedule with local and express services and unclear numbers for train times and halts. The readable items reference Nori hound Passenger and ABO on North bound fast freight among South Lamnd lines.
Several candidates are authorized to announce in Bollinger County races subject to Democratic primaries. Woe are renominating Cantotinea W. D. Vanover for Congress, Rosenn Drvaytie for State Senator, W. P. McGans for Representative, BR. G. Wiattru for County Clerk, W. KK. Caannnan for Prosecuting Attorney, and A. P. EnoRAden for Sheriff, all pending party action.
A fragmented newspaper snippet covers local health ads and village events. It mentions Dr Werbluns from St Louis visiting Marble Hill on Tuesday April 2, plus Easter greetings, local gossip about residents in Zale See and Potosi, and an outbreak of minor misfortunes. It advertises BARLARO SNOW LINIMENT and LAND SHOREGROUND SYRUP with prices, notes a teacher in training, a move to Marquand, and a child’s injury at Greenbrier.
The issue blends village notices, church and Masonic events, local endorsements, and farm updates. It reports spring farming momentum, courthouse plans for May first, political candidacies for sheriff and collector, and community visitors, with brief health and business items from Patton Leopold Zalma and nearby towns.
A cluttered page outlines the Atlanta Constitution offer and Kansas City convention events. It notes Bryan Nominating Convention dates, Republican National Convention in Philadelphia, and a $2200 prize draw tied to subscriptions. Also features a sensational ad blitz for a Flower Seeds promotion and a medicinal balm pitch with dubious claims.
Proceedings recount the new Democratic Central Committee at ALO. W A Dunn was named Chairman and W B Youll Secretary. Proposals on township authority were voted by roll call across 68 townships. Primary elections for county officers were ordered with date set by plurality vote. Marble II to host mass meeting for delegates to the senatorial convention on April 21. Township meetings planned for May 6 to elect delegates and electors.
Morice Corelli writes a short story for an American magazine The Laurels of the Brave to appear in The Saturday Evening Post in April The story tackles the South African War Charities and the Society Department of the English War Office while examining advertising khaki wearing women. Harrison Pisher provides superb illustrations.
An advertisement from St. Louis cites "Mack" McNanana as the nation’s top footwear expert. It touts the Famous Anatomical Last with precise measurements to ensure proper fit and comfort. Mail orders accepted for shoes and related services at 110 N Sixth St, St. Louis, MAUK.
The New York Star offers a daily prize draw with a $40 bicycle to the entrant submitting the largest Word list formed from letters in "T-M-H N-E-W Y-0-R-K 5-T-A-R" according to Webster's. Second and third prizes include wood watches, Dibner Sots, Tea Sots, china, and silverware. Subscriptions and entry details are provided. contest runs from June to August with finalists printed in the next issue.
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