10 Aug 1899
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1899
Page
1
A sprawling, disjointed column mixes political notices, party rhetoric, military excerpts, and stray op-ed asides. It references Jodge Shackford, Richard Bland, and Judge Shackelford, plus yellow fever at Hampton and McKinley era policy debates.
A garbled quotation discusses why the public credit system is driven by influences in England through the Republican party. It argues that enhanced production and imports show the value of more money, better times, and that restoring bimetallism would provide silver for coinage.
The article portrays Bryan and Steve discussing expansion amid a political setting in St Landis. It notes the Valley Democrat and Journal of Agriculture as sources and hints at broader topics beyond religion. The conversation reflects concerns over governance, influence, and regional development.
A fragmented report blends a political debate on Cuba with a governor’s analogy about courting and expansion. It includes local updates from Missouri figures Chartley Ford George Fowler Minor Deck Tush David Shell and stray remarks about a strawberry festival and a so-called dance.
A tribute note from Hau or Winrewarin Lopar No.7 A F A M LAVIN Mo July 24 800 honors the late W. O. Sinidery and Witistas. It records the long faithful relationship and duties performed, expresses sympathy to bereaved relatives, and approves recording the resolution in society records and distributing copies to the family. The notice praises the wisdom and ability he contributed to the organization and notes the community’s loss.
The Chicago Journal reports Johnny, eager for a watch at Christmas, persuades family with scripture quotes. He persists despite silence and a stern warning from his father, then presses the request again at home with a final verse recited aloud. The tale portrays a determined boy and his family’s reaction.
Democratic discussions signal a spirited contest next year with Hon. Vandiver already a declared candidate and several leading figures likely to oppose him. The Bloomfield Vindicator notes this growing dash for renomination vows amid party rivals.
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