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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1897
Page
4
A column reflects on uneven prosperity in the district, previews upcoming events, and notes thanks for a Fifty-fifth Congress directory. It laments bank collapses at Chicago, discusses Doyle or Drum’s stance on trusts, school voting rules, and a printing error about the em dash by Mgr Kies amid trial testimony.
A press dispatch reports Washington police are alarmed by alleged suspicious characters seen near the White House. The piece also notes local concerns over currency reform, Congress, and potential elections, urging preparation for the 1808 fall issues and discussing Republican strategies and a proposed currency commission. Dexter Messenger: C C Bowman takes charge of Iron Mountain business in Marchand, moving from Marquand to this area with his wife and four children. He succeeds M Owen and is expected to serve well, with Bowman’s family residing near the Cotton Belt bridge.
How to detect kidney disease using urine samples and observations. Kilmer's Swamp Root advertised as a remedy for kidney and urinary issues, with claims of relief from back pain and frequent urination. Sample bottle offers and pamphlet by mail from Dr Kilmer & Co, with a newspaper guarantee of genuineness.
A historical notice explains how subscribers could stop deliveries by refusing post office service, with court notes on presumed intent. It details arreas, relocation, and discontinuation processes, plus a 1896 collusion example between Lutesville Banner and Bollinger County Times managers.
Latest dispatches describe Greek and Turkish forces fighting to the death. Rumors persist that Spanish troops are quietly withdrawing.
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