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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1891
Page
4
A jumble of clipped notes covers topics from Missouri politics to New York disaster and tariff debates. It references Madison County Argus, Tranton Register, the Farmers and Laborers Union meeting at Pertle Springs, and discussions on tariff policies affecting workers and trade across the United States.
A long excerpt examines labor cost pressures and the fear of European pauper labor. It cites a rising Irish lawyer on 1911 politics, Parne ll’s fall, biblical examples of moral failings, and historical figures like David, Solomon, Solomon, and Hannibal Hamlin. The piece quotes Thackeray and Thackeray-like voices on public virtue, gender, and the push for trade policies affecting American workers.
Franklin Shanks presides as president and D L Huffman serves as secretary at a meeting to form the G A Be Poste of B F Mo. October 16 1697 is set for the next gathering in Cape Girardeau with proportional representation and delegates to Missouri Cultivator for publication.
A fragmentary 19th century verse passage contrasts the ninety nine workers in want with one owner of wealth, promising labor’s future triumph. It includes lines about Beers’ A Woman’s Message, a curio of moralizing prose, and a John B. Gough quote urging youth to shape a virtuous life.
Donklin county reports 96 converts at a General Baptist meeting near Chalk Blot with four thousand spectators. Ministers conducted the baptism in about forty minutes as people from across the region witnessed the ceremony.
A fragmentary 1891 notice complains of fence building around a corn field and a plain road encircling it. Two men with mules, described as acting out of spite around August 1891, are referenced along with fees and promises to leave the area.
Peter Beas presented a stray notice before Henry Gaines Justice of the Peace in Wayne Township Bollinger County Missouri about an old gray horse with a small scar on its end, about 13 years old valued at 29.60 dollars. The taker up is Perea Beas.
Notice is here by given that the following named settler has fled notice of his intention to make final proof in support of his claim and that said land will be affixed before the County Clerk at Hill Missouri on August 29. The entry no BBa6 for the northeast quarter of the southeast range east. The parties named are Mahlan Cox and J. F. Beatty with J. C. Ye Ma Cc Noell Missouri Bollinger County circuit court. By authority of an execution issued from the clerk of the circuit court of Missouri le to the temper term 1801 etc.
Official notice from Bollinger County Missouri that accounts for the Marble Hill Purse will be examined and allowed at the next regular term unless good cause is shown. Includes certification by Heery M. Smith, circuit clerk, Marble Hill, and publication orders for the Marble Hill Press. Also records an order of publication in a divorce case Nancy J Schouten vs John M Schouten, noting non residence and service by publication, with next term dates and deadlines.
At the west front door of the court house in Marble Hill Missouri Bollinger county between 9 am and 5 pm a public sale will be held to the highest bidder for cash of all the right title and interest that John T Maloney held in the described real estate Joan Husker sheriff was listed as the official.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION. To the circuit court of the county. September term, 1801. Civin Action ran Divorce. Joseph M. Shelton v Sophia C. Shelton.
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