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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1912
Page
6
Coast, haunted by a missing boat and a silent threat, confronts Blackstock and a hidden ally as a Chinese foe closes in. A blind dog guards a turning point while Kate’s fate looms, and the scene shifts toward a decisive confrontation yet to unfold.
Garrett Comat a New York man meets Blackstock in a coastal tale full of rivals lovers and a secret service plot. Katherine Appleyard seeks protection as Mack and Siecone uncover a web of smugglers and hidden loyalties on a storm battered island. Coast fights to keep Katherine safe while Blackstock’s scheme unfolds and a mysterious mindman moves pieces.
In a tense dialogue aboard a deserted island, Coast and a wary condemned man plot a desperate escape. They discuss using a rowboat to flee unseen as guards and a dangerous rival close in, while she secretly provides a loaded revolver and a plan to delay pursuit until dusk.
A humorous exchange notes implied class tensions in fashion with a line about not having funds to startle society with gowns and a quip about barefoot dancing, reflecting social norms and wit.
Missouri news reports A W Boyd supervising the well on the Metjrath farm at Salem. Borings show toast cleanings resembling gold bearing material with high grade estimates up to $5,000 per ton. Main quartz formation reached at about 400 feet. Lead indications near Blackwalter shaft noted but depth not recorded. Shaft now about 1,490 feet deep and drilling may continue to 200 feet more if bed remains unreached.
The state board of equalization completed the valuation of railroad bridge telegraph and telephone properties. Detailed amounts were not made public awaiting the late auditor's compilation. No increase beyond four million dollars expected. last year’s approximate taxable valuation of public corporations stood at 1810600000.
Nevada reports list of officers elected at the eighteenth annual convention including May Watkinson as president Columbia Shaw as senior vice president Sareh Terpening as junior vice president Dan Gilleon treasurer for life Mre Bates conductor and Minerva Shoemaker chaplain for life Nasile Goonough secretary. Missouri cattle tick and Texas fever investigation by Dr Samuel Sheldon extends to twenty eight herds with ticks found in McDonald Newton and Ripley counties and 64 cattle affected while sheep records show 404 afflicted out of 7454 inspected.
A shipment labeled lime barrels containing whiskey was returned to Springfield after agents found items other than liquor. A man produced a bill of lading and moved the wet goods to a warehouse. The labels were unclear about contents and the whiskey was reconsigned to Oklahoma.
Announcement by Ad Gen F M Humbold of St. Louis states the National Grant division in Missouri will split into two brigades. Gen Rumbeld indicates Glen Harvey C Clark will command one brigade and a St. Joseph guard officer is likely to head the other.
A hand bellows at the top of a drill hole and a mine drift air aided by debris from a burning derrick saved at least two lives in the J. E. Aldrich mine at Joplin. One worker, Joe C Cathgers, is unconscious and likely to die from fumes.
A depot at Nicholas, Missouri, four miles west of Springfield, burned completely after sparks from a passing engine. The leading signal station of the road was destroyed in the blaze. Cape Girardeau reports indicate James Cooley, a flagman, was killed by a train while sitting on the track attempting to protect his train as it neared Thebes and Rockview.
Deer steers from Mon freau county Missouri sold here for 10.19 per hundred pounds. The higher price reflected shortages of cattle and hogs in this market.
The official canvass shows Governor candidates winning by plurality in multiple counties. Major McKinley carried every county in Missouri for the Republican nomination, while Democratic contenders gathered scattered county tallies. Official totals cover gubernatorial and other state offices, with party leaders and candidates listed across districts.
A caustic remark arises in a discussion of appointments to the Meat Noble iider of the Thistle. A suggested satire targets a poet who backed the Conservative party with noted zeal. The ungrateful chief quips that he could not give Lord the Thistle since he would eat him.
A strong campaign aims to promote advertising tru fal with a notable offer from a merchant selling cracked patent feather shoes at three dollars a pair. The report cites Toronto Mall and Empire as the source.
A Londoner founded community in the Ba hamE islands over two centuries ago still preserves a strong Cockney speech. The dialect mirrors Cheapside speech in sound and cadence, reflecting sustained linguistic heritage across generations.
In a dialogue about Peggy, Patrice notes Peggy is swayed by her surroundings. She points to Will’s arm around Peggy making her influenced by Will, and Jack’s arm around her making her influenced by Jack.
A brief note observes that different countries use different thermometer scales: the United States uses Fahrenheit, Germany uses Celsius, Russia uses Celsius, Sweden is associated with Celsius, and Germany historically used Reaumur, reflecting a variety of measurement traditions.
The Washington Post reports that Glriel Vada Sam has issued a small brochure on calf fattening. The release signals guidance for farmers and rural families amid growing interest in livestock management and profitable cattle care.
A brief reminiscence recalls a couple at a ball game. The wife enjoyed the outing despite the long warm up and running around the bat while the husband, Mr Meekton, recalls her reaction to the umpire’s contentious calls.
Fragmentary report describes President Taft on an afternoon walk in Washington when a woman confronted him in a startled frame. The transcript shows jagged dialogue with phrases about information, ratification, and a nonsensical insult. The unclear text limits clarity on participants or outcome.
The text debates where justice begins between the powerful and the suffering. It suggests true justice requires the weak and strong to act honestly, not just speak of fairness, and urges settling debts by paying what is owed.
A New York congressman describes a gathering by the Singers and Idea club at the East Olde Waelens venue. The entertainment chair introduced new members to municipal officers. The couple, Mr and Mrs Mank Nert, were presented and later announced after a mix up with names.
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