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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1909
Page
4
A colorful line in a historical chatter notes that a harpooner promised more sass than Senator Stone desired at a single meal. The quip suggests the incident will teach a sharper tongue next time.
A fragment cites criticism that republic courts at state and national levels assume inherited authority from old country traditions used to justify oppression. The note warns against inherency as a flawed premise not grounded in mental law, per Tronten Register.
The text hints at Governor Hadly being connected to a live wire issue with Kansas election commissioners. It notes a potential lesson in how new evidence differs from old claims and mentions a grand jury investigation to examine the allegations. The passage is fragmentary and unclear on specifics or dates.
A fragmented column cites proposals to build a new passenger line and curb disease and filth in towns, while denouncing big financiers Carnegie Rockefeller and others. It questions state and party influence, mentions Gov Hadley appointing Trayior to a vacant seat, and warns of looming financial power shaping the nation.
The piece argues that college is not merely an introduction to life but a crucial stage in life. It criticizes the belief that youth precedes real life and stresses that both business and professional worlds reward a trained mind capable of handling complex industrial problems.
The piece argues that untrained minds become servants who accept imposed methods. Mastery comes only through hard intellectual work and seizing university opportunities. The university’s purpose is to grant the mentally as well as materially empowering secret of mastery. Cape Girardeau Evening Nov.
A critique traces presidential expenses from salaries to emoluments and naval yachts. Rainey lists costs from staff clerks to two presidential yachts Sylph and Mayflower, suggesting public finance now supports social status as well as governance. The piece probes the Roosevelt era’s growing expense culture and its reflection on American government.
J C M Witmer trustee, acting for holder of a May 1 1909 deed of trust, will sell August 31 1908 at Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri at public auction the undivided one eighth interest in two tracts totaling 119 acres in Township 41 Range 10. The property is described as sections 2 and 3 in township 41 10 and is subject to a dower for Susan C Cook.
An ordinance from Marble Hill Village Board of Trustees regulates building and maintaining telephone lines within the village. It specifies pole materials and dimensions, setback rules along sidewalks, line height limits, placement to avoid public and private property interference, and requires consent of the village board before construction. Trustees may contract with phone companies for a fair charge but cannot grant a perpetual franchise.
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