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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1912
Page
4
The Press hints the next issue may publish primary results and urges participation. It notes plans for a series on the single tax amendment to appear next week and warns readers not to waste time on those who rely on public favor. Charlestown Courant.
Washington warns of profiteering by leather and wool trusts as leather prices rise twenty percent and woolen cloth prices jump up to twenty cents a yard. Reports detail how past strikes escalated costs, with workers receiving small raises while consumer prices swallow the shock. Local notes include community visits, births, and upcoming fraternal events as residents react to the national price surge.
Cape Girardeau County Missouri accepts Missouri Agricultural College offer to jointly employ a county Farm Adviser. The program begins August 1 with C M McWilliams, a Missouri Agricultural College graduate and state farmer, directing work from Jackson. McWilliams previously ran his own farm before attending the University of Missouri agricultural program.
Announces the establishment of Missouri State Normal School with courses for teachers and certificates. Lists programs from elementary pedagogy to advanced diplomas, college degrees, and general education. Describes facilities, dormitories, and faculty. Address inquiries to President W. S. Dearmont, Cap Girardead, Minnouth.
The clerk orders publication notice in The Marble Hill Press for Laurad Beard to inform Jorn W. Beard of a divorce suit filed in Bollinger County Circuit Court. The defendant, not a Missouri resident, must appear at the next term beginning the second Monday in September 1912 or plead to the petition, or the suit may proceed by default. A true copy of the original order.
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