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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1895
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a transit note listing Hill and Epiyorant as managers with a semiheash office near the public square opposite some hostel. Times noted include 15 pm and 2 04 pm for a North South passenger service and a Local 12 309.
In Carrollton Missouri the Taylor brothers face conviction in the Morris family matter, with an appeal planned. A local swindler, Stoumes, rots in Philadelphia jail as charges of grand corruption loom. The issue mocks tax policy, tariffs, and party lines as Ananias Green and the Banner press rail against farmers’ interests and political targets.
The Greenvi ll Sun cites a debate on Harvey's Coin series and mocks critics from the Republican and goldbug camps. It urges prominent figures to confront Coin in Chicago, calling for a public, decisive clash to settle claims of fiction versus fact.
Weather in Leopold area remains healthful while neighbors report typhoid struggles near Laflin. Mrs Mollie Statler visits Oak Vile. Mollie Smith improves after throat abscess. Miss Mollie Smith improves. George Roe and Florence Senhaugh return from Jackson. T B Drum heads to St Louis for Perthe Springs convention. Picnic draws attendees from St Louis Cincinnati and beyond despite heavy rains. New thrasher bought by G G Clippard. German settlement grows as George Pittman buys Hood farm. Lige Allen suffers serious injury from a horse fall near Laflin. Dr Finney treats head wounds and predicts possible recovery despite lifelong scars.
Deputy Sheriffs Manning and Smith arrested Anthony Friese on an old charge of carrying concealed weapons. Community gossip mentions oversize propriety concerns and a raw stillhouse offering a varnish and premium combo. Farmers report good weather, wheat field work, picnics planned, and residents visiting nearby towns amid small town chatter.
After weeks away I am back at my post. H F Yount moved hogs to St Loomis. Mrs Wilberd Seabaugh ill. Born to Henry Wilson’s wife, a girl. Heitman’s merchandise sale closed last Saturday. Karner and Grant from Jackson visited. Rev Miller preached at Post Oak chapel. Rev McCans from Marble Hill spoke there. Corn crops look promising. a few more rains should bring them over top. John Cook of Dinklin county and his son visiting his brother Allen. crops better since he moved there. An old man passed through selling populist literature. Fishing without a line would improve his business. Long life to Tre Paris the county’s only newspaper. FarMEnt.
A jumbled column reports town visits by grocery staff, cattle shipments to Cape Girardeau, and residents traveling to Texas and Leopold picnic details. It notes some local names, a fruit commission interest from St. Louis, and a few poetic lines and essays Amid stray commentary on politics and race.
A bizarre clash between a mule and a cow with a calf in Ohio ends with the mule dead after being beaten and chased by the cow. The piece then pivots to a slang filled Alabama exchange about an unseen creek and a cat causing a scare, ending with a quip about fishing and a suggestion to consult the institute for clarification on the tale.
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