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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1909
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes reference minerals and compounds with unclear context including calcium sodium lithium lines. The readable items mention mineral matter and carbonic acid escaping, plus numbers that may indicate measurements or sample labels.
Fragmented OCR shows references to a Prosperity message, a Republican county figure Dignan, and a twenty second annual state convention at a Missouri Christian gathering. It mentions general Thirteenth and Tile streets in Sty Tasalt, Mey, and dates October 14 17 with contact LIE SULLINCIH State Secretary Ames City Mo for further information.
A garbled text discusses Senter Doppeer and Dizone reforms, pledges by constituents waiting to weigh limits, and references to trusts supporting the Republican party’s campaign funds. It praises civic duty, public welfare, and monetary recompense for those who serve, implying party influence and reform debates.
A West MomDay source notes care for Will Mayfield will open halls for students. The piece voices zeal for the school’s role in prosperity and urges patrons to enroll their children, defending its value and civic impact amid political commentary on a national figure.
A fragment from a newspaper page discusses grave inscriptions and a phrase about nonism. The snippet suggests a debate on wording and meaning, noting the phrase as provocative. It stands as an isolated remark with no clear attribution or full context.
The Republican platform argues protection rests on duties equal to the home foreign cost of production. It notes no scientific study has yet measured this difference and accuses Congress of relying on partisan, non impartial testimony. The piece highlights disputes over tariffs and calls for authoritative data from a tariff commission.
Auction of horses mares cattle and hogs at Marble Hill promises buyers and sellers a ready market. Organizers urge stock owners to bring animals to sell and buyers to attend.
John A. Nenninger, Sheriff of Bollinger County Mo, announces a sheriff’s sale of real estate in partition. The deed covers extensive tracts in Hollinger County with complex metes and bounds, including portions of sections 2 and 3 in township 31 north range 10 east, totaling about 117 acres, with terms of 20 percent cash and remainder in 60 days, pending confirmation by the circuit court.
Health is very good in Leopold County and the region remains warm and dry. A community picnic at Lutsville drew several residents Friday and Saturday. Mr. Westhoff of Monroe bought a carload of cattle, and he recently moved onto the Kitchener farm. John Seesing and Henry Englen looked at a site in Ora last week. Mrs. Tom Bowman and her Little Rock visitors, the Vandoren family, are in town. Several locals attended a Glen now picnic with a good time reported. Ben Price remains hobbling from a three week old sprain. Mrs. Stoveink’s illness keeps families on alert.
Dialogue shows a man asking if education should be completed abroad or by marriage. She pauses, then asks for clarification. He reframes the question, seeking advice on pursuing studies overseas versus marrying to fulfill goals. The brief exchange highlights options for extending education or altering life plans.
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