Sexaron Word Stoxe Thanks For Official Directory Copy
Stoxe conveys gratitude for a copy of the Official Congressional Directory received, acknowledging the courtesy and value of the reference material.
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Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1904
Page
1
Mauwarthe of St Louis Entries for State Auditor
St Louis figure Mauwarthe announces bid for state auditor a late entry and signals campaign may draw regional interest amid statewide races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. Mauwarthe
St. Louis
Democrats to vote in Madison Perry and Bellinger on May 21
Democrats of Madison Perry and Bellinger counties will vote for state and district candidates on May 21, with ballots cast across the three counties. The event centers on local party participation and upcoming elections.
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Madison
Perry
Bellinger
Distriet
Banner thanks for copy of senatorial committee proceedings
Bao Lewes of the Piedwicont Banner extends thanks for a copy of the senatorial committee proceedings Tieotine.
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Bao. Lewes
Piedwicont
Congress Adjourns Around Early May Says Speaker
The report suggests Congress will adjourn about the first of May, arguing lawmakers can stage shows at home as effectively as in Washington. The note highlights confidence in holiday season work and local exhibitions accompanying political events.
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Tuk
Congress
Washington
The New Madrid Record Inaugural Issue Praised
The New Madrid Record, owned by our excellent state editor Hon Albert Qh Meevi, released on its eighth year week. The Record is one of the eldest papers in this part of the state.
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New Madrid Record
Snditer
Albert Qh Meevi
Recor
Southeast Missouri Medical Association Meet at Cape Girardeau
The twenty eighth annual Southeast Missouri Medical Association meeting will be held in Cape Girardeau on May 3 4 and 4. The program is announced and the gathering is expected to be an interesting event.
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Southeast Missouris Medical Association
Cape Girardeau
Political contest details show Cook seeking another term
How San B. Cook, candidate to succeed himself as secretary of state, has pledged and instructed delegates. His opponents have a total of 22. Mr. Cole has carried every county in North Missouri up to this time.
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San B. Cook
Cole
Missouri
Esteemed Gries Invite to Montgomery High Commencement
Acknowledgment of gratitude for an invitation from Prof and Mrs Gries of Montgomery City to Montgomery High School commencement on April 22. Their daughter Nellie Mi is expected to graduate during the ceremony.
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Profi
Dr. Gries
Montgomery City
Montgomery High School
Nellie Mi
Washington University commencement invitation note
Wa. J. Beretas thanks the paper for the invitation to attend the Washington University commencement on April 21 where he will graduate from the dental department. Mr. Burcham is praised as an excellent young man and the notice wishes him great success in his chosen profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. J. Beretas
Washington University
Dental
Burcham
Folk Seeks Victory as Delegates Align in Key Counties
Mr Folk holds 158 delegates pledged and aims to win seven counties this week to swing his lead in 200. Mr Reed has 103 delegates. Sixty six counties remain unreported. Of the one hundred counties with primaries Polk carried 30. The state convention has 770 delegates, needing 356 votes for nomination. Folk swept all six counties with primaries last Saturday, some by large majorities.
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Fork Nose
Whideh
Reed
Politically charged call to form postal probe committee
An editorial notes a renewed push in Congress to appoint a committee to investigate the postal department. It cites heated debate in the lower house and names Helb, Mary DeArmond and others as active. The piece warns of accountability if misconduct is publicized and hints at consequences by November.
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Postal Department
Branchi
Congress
Helb
Mary DeArmond
Atari Pat” Proci
Averice
Arsoy
Missouri taxes cut under economical Democratic rule
A Lexington piece argues that during the last two years state tax has fallen seven cents per hundred in value. It claims Missouri is best governed with no debt and a larger school fund, urging readers to vote the Republican ticket if dissatisfied.
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Missouri
Union
Lexington
Democratic Central Committee Meets and Delegate Plan
The Missouri Twenty first district Democratic committee met at Poplar Bluff on March 19 1904 to arrange a delegate convention for June 1 1904 at 1 p m to nominate a state senator. Representation based on votes for William Jennings Bryan in 1900 totals 121 delegates with one for each 100 votes or major fraction. other sections list county by county appointments of judges and clerks for a May 21 1904 primary for congress and circuit judge.
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Democratic Senatorial Committee
Twenty-first District
Missouri
Poplar Blut
Welock
William Jennings Bryan
Democratic Central Committee
Bollinger County
Wid
W. A. Dun
Liherey
Peter Bess
W. L. Dellinger
Henry Myers
Vrum—Chearles Nenninger
Westenhaver
Lorasce Township
Jen Allen
M. Zimmermin
Oa. G. Sharp
Lutesville
Tf. Turley
A. Rarssett
S. Snider
John Steinwerich
Robert Drum
William B. Yount
Neki
Hervic
Congress
Lec. Ém
Att
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Marble Will
Marble Lill
Cy Wetiom
Theo
Conti
Marble Tal
Storessid
Promery
Dalessies
Wetton
Carey
W. A. Ghess
National convention delegates set for St Louis and St Joseph
A list of state and national convention plans includes delegates to the national convention in St Louis and a state convention in St Joseph with dates May and May 25. Marble Town mass meeting in Pune supports electing delegates to the Joplin convention.
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St. Louis
Juby
St Joseph
Jane
Leptin
Sime 2
Conerention
Jetfersona
Darby
Judieiel
Setatetial
Praphu Bhatt
Puneb
Joplin
Marble Tam
Consolidation push for rural districts across Saline and Barton counties
School notes from Superintendent Carrington report a proposed consolidation of multiple rural districts in Saline and Barton counties, with votes in favor by about two to one. The plan aims to preserve high schools, improve elementary programs, and align teacher standards, urging patience and caution from boards while emphasizing long term county growth.
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Dened
Colmnty
Wallamiabber
Saline County
Pha Master Wits
Exton
Esuinseo Calidation
Alubaradt
Wisconsin
Tennessee
Rey Vols
Missouri
Fairfax
Atchison County
High Schdor
Amdeor
Sutten
Ernes
Teachers Seek Worthy Positions and Outdoor School Plots
The passage urges finding skilled teachers and notes rival schools should have plots of at least three acres to foster shade trees vegetable beds and experiments in agriculture horticulture. It envisions outdoor studies as a basis for schooling with industrial arts expanding literacy and native studies, predicting schools becoming intellectual social and industrial centers.
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State Teachers’ Association
Teatse and Sromachs
Intellectuiel
Social Aid
Mis sour's Economic Profile Reveals Large Wealth and Resources
Mis sour shows a claimed wealth of 22105 million dollars, 3 million inhabitants, and 27000 square miles of coal fields. It reportedly produces Toyvicrieties at onapes, runs 34 million dollars in school funds, and leads in mineral resources with a vast steel waterup of 66 million bushels.
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Fies Sairiuwin
Teluss
Hto
Fis Amagteel Waterup
World Expo Visitor Guide and Attendant City Preview
A guidebook for the World’s Fair outlines the lures of St Louis and nearby venues, promoting early purchase of passes and travel plans. It promises views and descriptions of all enthihe prlaces with a full list of hotels, motels, and accommodations, plus ticketing details and delivery by mail for 23 cents.
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St Louis
Janus, Ma
May Number New Idea Woman's Magazine
The May issue of New Idea Woman's Magazine highlights features on strawberry cultivation and household savings for housewives. It invites readers to explore fashion, decor, and practical advice while critiquing fashion and vanity trends of the era.
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New Idea Woman's Magazine
Weimian
Belle of Coments
Reform talk and factional words humor mixed voices
Fragmented speech discusses reforms and methods, mentioning rectification and various unnamed groups. The text references leadership ideas and a desire for unity, though language is unclear and appears garbled.
Fragmentary trial dialogue with medical detail described
A garbled relic quotes a lawyer and witnesses in a court-like exchange about a stabbing near a railroad station. The text mentions questions about where the wound was and a medical measurement, reflecting uncertain OCR of a 19th century courtroom scene.
Dexter tilt and Capes Girardean events reported
The Fredericktown Democrat News notes upcoming Dexter events on September 2 and Capes Girardean activity slated for October 5 while reporting on local council actions and license debates. It mentions railway plans for ballast near washouts and local political tensions amid saloon licensing concerns.
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Oran
Menton
Paso
Tvs
Rennete
Phas
Corr Correspondents Report Local Social Visits
The air is generally good in the vicinity after a severe wind storm. Several residents, including J ON Cook at Sedeewickville and Emanuel Cook with family near Bessville, visited this area. Others such as Punchs family from near Jackson and S E Dewhitt on a Tatesville trip were noted, with various locals in the county on business or visiting relatives.
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Tom Bite
Frick
J. ON
Cook
Sedeewickville
Emanuel Cook
Bessville
Punch
Jackson
S.E. Dewhitt
Tatesville
John Barford
John Prumo
Sednewickville
Wis
D. Ot
Newell & Ron
Ken. M. R. Smith
Parmineton
A. J. Welker
Jacob Welkens
Peen
Local Notices From the Central Committee and Town
The letter requests input from the central committee while reports note L de Urimsley trimming shoes and PL Winters hired as cotter Tierpe per ied his store. Various locals like Prof Heasey af Crap seeking a school and Georee KE Kinder aiding Oran Suellneylay are mentioned along with Bob Shell the blacksmith busy with work. Mrs Joseph Simpson cited. Rev Poston and Gomily visiting Whitewater. Jooseph W Folk nominated for governor with usual ticket. Jddson J Dale confined to lis Moco. Jide Austin in town. Youse Berry.
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Woo
L. de Urimsley
Sidder
Prof. Heasey
Georee
Oran
Poseph Simpson
Poston
Gomily
Whitewater
Jooseph W. Folk
Jddson J. Dale
Lis Moco
Jide Austin
Youse Berrry
Corn Planting Amid Cool Weather Report
Local farmers work under cool conditions as corn planting begins while Sebaugh area records 32 pupils enrolled under Miss Jennie Whitlock at the high school. The report notes steady progress at the school as the season advances.
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Jennie Whitlock
Sebaugh, Ha
Local Notices and Socials from the County
Chased snow enime for their saw mill CLA Mahs erecting a barn for Jet Statler Dr Blaylock made a business trip to Marquaned Saturday Peruna in event de nian since our county went dry John W Pri...
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CLA. Mahs
Jet Statler
Blaylock
Peruna
John W.prickey
Usk Ridge
Ro Scabaugh
Flatwoods
Simicon
Jacob Seabaugh
Farmington
Raving a Good Tires and a City Evening
A young man tired of office life falls into late hours and theatre outings. His father queries his plans and arranges to meet him at a hotel at seven thirty but the night ends with a routine homeward turn and an unexpected family introduction.
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Havie
Letire
Scouce
Suscrestot
Dinner with Family Inspires Resolve to Reconnect
A narrator recalls a strained reunion with his mother and sister over a lunch that felt awkward until shared stories and a round of whist rekindled warmth. He resolves to deepen ties, appreciating his mother as a remarkable woman and his sister as charming, planning to cultivate their friendship.
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Thesan
Althe Dean
Entlagain
Avin
Cape Girardeau
St Louis World Newspaper Promotion Notice
The St Louis World and The Marble Hill Press offer a daily newspaper package covering county state national and foreign news. This ad promotes a combined subscription for 1 75 per year or 1 00 for daily and 1 75 for both papers via press office contact.
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