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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1911

Page

4

Hadley urged to stop talking and tend to diner pay

Readers recount Gov Hadley's flurry of speeches from St Louis to Kansas City and wonder why he avoids outright candor on home rule for cities. The letter criticizes tariff changes and sugar pricing while noting ongoing Missouri election issues, party clashes, and a court challenge in St Louis. The writer mentions Taft seeking a pie dispenser for Missouri.

Hadley St. Louis Kanors City Sonny Culver Supreme Court

Appointment speculation ties official to Missouri senate race

The article notes an existing APPointer role in administration and a counselor position at Standard OU and Anheuser Base Prewine company making him eligible for a secretary of eoputience job. It cites John Co McKinley's failed bids and hints at federal appointments to OK Missouri. Recent White House meetings are mentioned as coloration of the connection.

Standard OU Anheuser Base Prewine Eoputience Tehabor John Co McKinley Unite States Missouri White House

Washington Letter on Champ Clark Rising as Democratic Leader

Washington letter from Disne H. Taverner notes Champ Clark's strong leadership of the House since April, shaping committee actions and party strategy. It argues Clark's progressivism balanced with conservatism, boosting his presidential prospects and Missouri support. Also discusses cotton tax relief steps and Dr. Harvey Wiley’s clashes with Taft allies over food and additives.

Washington Post Champ Clark House Clark National Party Missouri Mr. Taft Wiley Humiber Myedicais Iy Whisky Trust Taft Wileys Sen

Fall Opening of the Missouri State Normal School

The Missouri State Normal School opens on Tuesday September 5 1911 offering courses leading to college degrees normal diplomas and state certificates with specialized tracks in agriculture manual training domestic science art music and stenography among others. The campus features forty two faculty members six stone buildings a good library laboratories dormitories and student housing.

Neral Cally Fee Demain

Capitol Bond Issue Vote Report

Returns from the county count 420 votes for and 207 against the bond issue. Through telephone lines Jackson County recorded 500 for to 17 against, and Poplar Bluff reported 50 to 1 against. Apart from Howell County and sparse southern areas, the state shows a statewide pattern of approval with St Louis at 16 300 for to 4140 against.

Jackson Poplar Bluff Howell County St Louis

London Opinion Cartoon Exchange Quote

A dialogue line from the London Opinion shows one speaker declaring refusal to join theatricals while the other notes that others think he aims to avoid embarrassment. The fragment conveys social vanity and crowd perception in a terse, humorous exchange.

London

Zalma Hack Line Offers Daily Trips Except Sunday

Howell Zalma Missouri ad notes daily transportation with express service and baggage accommodation. Passenger fare stated as reasonable per trip, four pence each way, with comfortable seating and travel convenience.

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Gov. Hadley Coronna Rooseveltys Ben Doeornig Senate Gaxiouy Nebraska Toft Walt Bud Sugar Trust Claus Augustus Spreckel Federal Sitter Refining Company Democratic General Assembly Col. Minnis Congress Washington William Warner Charles Nagel Ao Oliver Sam C. A. Walker Lutesville ROTH Disne H. Taverner Syedal Washington Wasancros House of Representatives Payne-Aldrich Payne Aldrich Payne- Aldrich Lloyd The United States Republican Party Ballinger Democraic Menis Wiley's Harvey W. Wiley Missouri State Normal School Cape Girardeau Prilupine Champ Chirk Cline Indiana Roosevelt Democratic House Roosevelt-Harriman Railroad King New York Campes Draewonr Cape Girardeau, Mo James F.ballard St.Louis Estes Brothers BERS J. WH. Wicecarver Marble Hill, Mo Zalma Hack Line Howell Zalna, Mo C. A. Sander, M. D Sapgeen C. M. Witmer Marti Tay Maen G. Burette Snider Maria Wik Moston Hina W. K. Chandler Perme Tsar Bike Lages, MO Satie Hobbs Tom Ae Y Lisseny Lasstereswe Nmps Iwet Cleese Sarr Pharws Tb. Rigdon Proprietress R. W. VanAmburg Dentiay Dremiestey Peedi Ete Manmze Private Pragioe Mrs. E. Kinder Jackson Marble Works Jowwn Tossanjer Oreber C. L. Taggly Avent Firstelas A. J. Manion
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