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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
4
The Waters-Pierce Oil Company must pay a Texas state fine totaling 1,600,000 dollars, as ordered by the Supreme Court. The ruling confirms the sizable penalty and outlines the payment obligation to state authorities.
A piece of unclear text suggests MPs may get a chance to vote on a prohibition in the upcoming European Parliament election. The fragment mentions MPs and an opportunity to vote, with no concrete details on the prohibition scope, date, or participating parties.
Fragmentary text mentions sailing for Japan and several personal names. Unable to extract a coherent event, dates, or direct outcome from the readable portion.
A garbled OCR piece references Lavin Geen and a professional designer amid frost and sea of names. It mentions a seven week period, a 4.72 slate result, and a mention of indictments for safety appliance laws alongside a court of appeals. It hints at public concerns over life necessities and federal actions.
A Missouri reader laments wheat shortages and rising costs while urging organized road leagues to build and maintain roads. He argues better roads raise land values and agricultural profits, predicting large gains from countywide road programs and comparing nearby counties' land prices to local farms. He emphasizes the need to feed families and support workers amid rising flour prices.
From Jefferson City comes a view among leading Missouri Democrats that Attorney General Major acted timely and properly to assert that he, not Governor Hadley, controls the state’s law department. Major’s call to halt Hadley’s claimed authority has sparked wide political discussion as Democrats broadly endorse his policy and motive.
Layered dispute centers on Governor Hadley and Attorney General actions over tax policy in Missouri. State officials including Secretary of State and a Democrat-dominated board resisted Hadley’s push, while senators and party factions influence the political balance amid calls for restructuring the tax system and funding authority.
From the St. Joseph Observer an opinion piece defends the Democratic Party, arguing it is the party of the constitution and a durable national force. It contrasts Democrats as broadly organized across states with Republicans, claims Democrats will outlast opposition, and asserts Jeffersonian democracy will govern and discipline the nation for years to come.
The text mocks bankers and business men in St Louis pressing for unlimited beer and whisky in selecting young men for trusted posts. It predicts city papers may push an amendment requiring applicants to prove capacity for large alcohol consumption, arguing brewery interests protect their profits over youth.
Public sale requested by Real Estate and Per Lo to the highest bidder. Auction date and location not fully readable due to damaged text. Further readable details indicate an intent to conduct a sale by bid at a designated venue with terms yet unspecified.
Notice in the county of Bollinger Missouri invites proposals from banking corporations associations or individual bankers to act as depositary of county district and capital school funds. Bids due May term 1900 with a partial bid bond. highest interest rate wins. Bid opening at noon May term. county reserves right to reject all bids.
For sale a one room residence in Glen Allen with good water invard. Terms and further particulars may be obtained from W. K. Chaspien of Marble Hill.
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