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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1896
Page
5
Merble Hill News reports ML Mc Anally seeks Sheriff of Bollinger County, contingent on Republican county convention action. Drum and Millar visit, local ads tout tobaccos and salves, medicines and remedies, with multiple small notices from Sander Son, Dr. Biggs, and local merchants.
An eclectic local notice listing various advertisements and announcements. Mentions a sought patent offer at $1.50, mentions speakers and political notes, medicine ads for Dr. Dell and Dr. Bell products, local farmers and merchants, testimonies on health cures, and notices about funerals, weather, crops, and a lemonade of community events in Leopold and surrounding Bollinger county.
In Washington D C a 1,400 price offer is presented concerning a pair of two hundred items. The notice outlines proposed rights and potential terms for a patent related arrangement.
Hon John A Snider and Dr G S Cannon of Jackson visited Lutesville Sunday. The Methodist Episcopal church organized a Sunday school with Grandma Murphy elected superintendent Miss Maud Smith secretary T R Green assistant superintendent Fred Clippard librarian and treasurer. Fred Clippard and Marion Dunkin were in Latlin Sunday. John Phelps has recovered from illness. Miss Ruby Nations of Latlin visited Mike Wann. William Baker the drayman went to Zalma to see his intended. W L Langdon moved here bought the city restaurant of Eli Lutes. Milo Stweele went to Cape county to work.
Probate court sets next term beginning Monday August 10 requiring listed executors administrators guardians and curators to exhibit accounts. Names appear by day from Monday through Saturday with estates including Allen Aldrich Baker Bradshaw Cook Seabaugh Yount and others.
The Bollinger County Teachers Association meets at the M S Academy starting 8 15 a m Saturday Aug 9. The program lists U S History rev war physiology circulation pedagogy moral education language punctuation recitation spelling and declamation with various teachers and students performing concluding with a prayer and an evening Christian education lecture by Rev Hembree all are invited.
The Republic of St. Louis touts itself as the foremost educator for voters, publishing editorials and articles to persuade support for the Democratic presidential candidate. It claims to cover both parties’ actions and speeches, pricing subscriptions at 6 dollars yearly, 1.50 for three months, or 65 cents monthly by mail, with a semi weekly option at 1 dollar per year.
The Populist party gathered at Marble Hill courthouse on Saturday August 1 with A L Gibbs presiding. Nominations for county officers were taken with Gibbs nominated for representative and acclamation for A J Gibbs. Nominees included Lark A Yount for collector George E Kinder for sheriff G W Miller for treasurer W Q Snider for assessor Sam Hahn for public administrator Dr J P Dalton for coroner and Geo Condor for county surveyor. Southern district judge J O Morerson northern district judge P S Huffman. Action on vacancies and the St Louis convention endorsement sparked debate. Secretary J R Hvewey resigned. T H Snider elected as secretary. Meeting adjourned and the central committee set for August 25 in Marble Hill.
Erick Sander Tom Huskey and Columbus Baker fished hunted and fought mosquitoes on Castor last Friday and Saturday. All are alive though the report has unclear phrasing about possible danger or injury.
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