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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
4
The piece argues Europe’s great powers wage a devastating war likely to redraw borders, condemns civilian slaughter, and urges Americans to avoid provocation while capitalizing on high prices. It calls for maximizing grain production to feed the war efforts and secure profitable markets for surplus crops.
A critical view shows import spooks over butter meats and cottonseed oil fade when distance and timing favor the United States. The piece argues a calmer path, highlighting shipping, corn sugar use, and the resilience of American producers against foreign competition. It also denounces scare tactics in the Calamity campaign and endorses anti trust measures.
Corporate trade friction highlights a country-focused editorial noting competition in Buenos Aires. The piece discusses food imports and market pressures, contrasting local production with foreign goods and urging resilience against economic challenges.
The era shows how organized banking interests opposed the new Banking and Currency bill but later approved it once it became law. Observers warn business uses bulldozing tactics, yet calamity has backfired, serving as a boomerang in public sentiment, noted by New York World.
A citizen argues that liberty is not preserved by declarations alone but by translating rights into concrete duties. True patriotism means loving America and performing near tasks with candor, learning facts about national life, and upholding the nation's purpose to vindicate human rights without allowing disloyal acts.
Lutesville brief notes run of visits and hometown happenings. Jesse B. Lutes enjoyed fishing in Dieh stadt while several locals attended a prenie at Scopus. Shrum relatives shopped in town, and others from Jackson, Hahn, and Lanesville were on weekend visits. Roads on Glen Allen are improving, Will Wagner reports shoe factory work, and outlook for farmers near Hahn remains gloomy. Rev Linus Baker and family planned a future visit to Advance for relatives.
Baker filled his M E Church appointment. Perry Smith of Zalma visited on business. Election brought many to town. Parks moved into a new bakery building. Uncle George Cole visited his daughter. Lutesville residents attended Leopold picnic. Mrs Coffman visited Farmington. Grace Cole planned an extended Cape Girardeau visit. Henley family returned from near Laflin. Mrs Smith of Campbell visited E M Caldwell. Vance family returned home. Elbert Owen family visited from Oran. Upchurch of Leadwood visited in Scopus area. John Ridings near Hornersville visited family and returned with kin.
Local notes report Perkins Creek Health remains good though dry and hot. Families visit neighbors over the weekend as Rev. Mouser holds revival at Gregory. Social items mention multiple visits to and from residents including Cooper, McKelvey, Patterson, Cabbel, and Lily.
To Our Friends and Customers we offer hardware garden tools farm machinery fencing sash doors oils paints lime and cement graniteware and stoves. See our long farm wagon buggy selections and cream separator by De Laval call Both Phones.
The World offers a thrice a week edition with broad coverage and prompt news. Aimed at value, the subscription is advertised at $1 per year for 134 papers, with a bundled deal for The World and Tar Marsle Hit Press.
Notice in Bollinger County Missouri that Pinkney Stevens petitions the circuit court to adjudge ownership of a tract described as the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 9 township 14 north range 10 west containing 37 acres more or less and to remedy a lost deed in the chain of title It notes Asa Estes and Nancy Bates as earlier grantors The court will enter a decree at the September term 1994 granting title and interest to the petitioner through the prayer of the petition by clerk Altenee A McGorman.
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