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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1910
Page
4
A clipped, fragmentary note suggests ongoing Missouri political tensions around education and the so called books issue. The text hints at Republican discomfort yet a waning of fervor for the controversy, with references to longstanding party positions and public sentiment.
The Missouri Business Men's Democratic League and the Friends of ex Governor Francis supported a candidate, but doubts linger whether the senatorial contest dominates the campaign despite other issues in the state race.
The St. Joseph Observer notes Senator Lodge pinpoints farmers as driving price hikes while tariff advocates led by Lewige and Aldrich denounce farmers gains. The report portrays a farmer as wealthy while manufacturers and railroad owners face financial strain and travel in luxury cars.
The narrative blends commentary on farmers wealth, the Lodge report, and political edge in Elvins county. A Republican paper critiques an ex Democrat letter and mocks flattering praise while signaling partisan tension in the district. The piece references several newspapers and local figures, signaling a contested political climate.
A rickety public letter accuses rival editors of orchestrating deceptive political propaganda. The writer denounces manipulative tactics and calls for voters to reject dishonesty, urging citizens to uphold honesty and moral worth in the upcoming election.
A Jefferson City Daly Post critique notes alleged expense hikes under Democratic state officials and contrasts them with Republican led departments. It claims Democratic four-year increases total 320,400 versus Republican increases of 74,487.96, arguing Democrats spend more overall. The piece cites auditors, secretary of state, attorney general, treasurer, and adjutant general costs, plus the governor’s mansion and Hadley’s staff.
The firm from Commerce Missouri earns high praise for its folder and pamphlet artistry, second only to Scientific American in quality. A side note questions New York Republicans nominating Pinecot for governor and its potential clash with Mr Taft, while a remark rejects the idea of a band appearing in the game.
The Circuit Court of Bollinger County Louisiana Missouri September term hears a suit by W L Dunn Collector against Fannie Nintarger alleging tax delinquency on eighty acres in the NW quarter Section 17 Township 21 Range WW and warning appearance by Sept 4 to avoid confessed judgement publication in The Marble Hill Press. A parallel notice lists Fred Dallas not resident of Missouri with forty acres in the NE quarter of Section 71 Township W north of Range east and requires September 24 appearance to prevent a default judgment.
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