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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented OCR item from a periodical shows an 11 day publication cadence by Dean Chandler & Company with Dean BR Hill as pollster and manager. The readable text hints at an office entry and a minimal masthead with names but lacks coherent content or dates.
A political summary describes taxation, revenue and debt plans amid debate in Congress. It notes proposed year long revenue measures and avenues for funding, with implications for ordinary Americans and state finances. The piece reflects a partisan view on fiscal policy and the balance between revenue and spending.
A contested review extols Woodrow Wilson’s presidency and democratic tariff policy while contrasting Republican aims. The piece cites editorials from New York Times and World and quotes Gen. Jan Smuts on Wilson’s era, alongside staunch defense of tariff reform favoring farmers and workers over manufacturers. It includes political arguments from Senator Gooding and Senator Borning against the Fortney tariff schedule, praising Democratic principles of equal rights and national prosperity under Wilson.
Report notes health is good as farmers start summer tasks near Hamestring. Residents engage in community activities including singing and Sunday school at the schoolhouse, reflecting local rural life and early summer efforts.
De Soto FOHITORIS and Wane State Insurance Faamwiner Dr. Vorron Me Agnes Bo Daveuk and family mourn the loss of a respected member in January. A large funeral was held at Glen Allen Churchyard with many neighbors and friends in attendance. The Jefferson County Republican editor De SOTO FOHITORIS will be named by Governor Hyde in the coming days as examiner of Missouri duties.
The text discusses travel and expenses for a state insurance business official, noting a $2500 per diem or payment and praising Governor Myde for rewarding long service. It mentions an insurance committee and a new examiner to oversee the process, with assurances of faithful performance.
August 19 marks a ceremonial Agriculture Day at the county fair. University of Wie wren hosts, with former students and faculty in attendance. Proceedings center on rural culture, with speeches by Arthur M4 and Dean Ft Meom- F, while the Kanege Circle and commerce chamber plan observations.
A quirky column describes a man in a rural town who confronts bankers and discusses the Volstead Act. The piece mocks prohibition ethics, with references to whiskey makers and social pressure. Weather notes close the brief.
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