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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1894
Page
6
County Ticket Candidacies in Bollinger County Mo
W A Tamison and M Witmer authorize the paper to announce candidacies for Justice of the Peace in Omanee township, Bollinger County Mo. A Elibacher announces candidacy for Constable of Sloranse township. D W Hart announces candidacy for Constable of Liberty township all subject to the November election decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nse
Justice of the Peace
Omanee Township
Bollinger County
A.P. Elibacher
Sloranseé Twn Mini
WD. Hart
Liberty Towoship
Democracy of Missouri ticket praised for integrity and ability
The piece lauds a Missouri Democratic ticket for ability and integrity with an unblemished state government record. It congratulates the House and Administration on the tariff conference and urges firmness while noting few disciplined Democratic judges in the Senate. The paper emphasizes its role as a political publication funding through advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
House
Senate
Protracted meeting amid rising racial tension in Bollinger
A Farm er Jones letter describes a revival at Camp Ground and Ebenezer while warning of Republican schemes to import Black voters to Bollinger County. He portrays meetings with a Parson and Charles Gitteau, derides Black residents, and predicts Republican victory amid hostile, inflammatory rhetoric. The piece ends with a boast of forthcoming success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Ground
Ebenezer
Toorance
Charles Gitteau
Fillmore Township
Itis
Sambo
Bollinger
Ile
Benjamin
Thomas
Green
Parson
Charles
Amizon
Joxrs
Zalma News Briefs From Town and Region
W A McMinn to build a new mill dam. Several residents visited, traded, or went to picnics at Brush Creek and Glen Allen. The Zalma sports opened race tracks with Feltering’s horse winning both races. A planned August picnic and race between local horses drew excitement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. McMinn
McMinn
Joha Alien
Wart
FL. Loyd
Ad Win
Brush Creek
Dr. Sage
L.B. James
Zalma
Felting Rs
Lizzie @nider
John Jamison
Marbie Hill
And
Zalma Echoes of Harvest and Politics
In Zalma week before last farmers completed corn and wheat harvests and await rewards. The J T Moss Tie Co plans a store by August first, possibly building or buying. A special train arrived with Armstrong and Flanery of Moss Tie, Crews of Leora, and Miss Wells of Zalma married Rev Gains officiating. The piece notes party loyalty shifts and urges perseverance in the Republican cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hale
Wale’s College
Mary James
Grandin
Brooks
Wilson
Zalma Sports
Edith Mayer
Hattie Dunlap
Marble Hill
Lora Goffor
Zalma
Republican Party
J. T. Moss Tie Company
Little City
Messrs Armstrong and Flanery
T. J. Moss Tie Company
Mr. Crews
Leora
Miss Wells
Rev. Gains
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