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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1896
Page
4
In a charged exchange, critics accuse Vandiver of mishandling the county rule while supporters defend his stance. The dispute centers on governance decisions affecting Bol linger county and calls for accountability intensify.
Tax Pais voices full support for Bland and the party ticket. The Southeast Missouri readers praise last Saturday's convention while noting Major Dennis was not nominated for the court of appeals.
Ma Vandiver firmly rejects any compromise with the populist candidate for congress. The write up states Vandiver’s election appears assured and argues he should not risk his chances by yielding to a committee.
The Chillicothe Constitution lauds Mr. Sterness as a loyal Missourian, a Bland silver doctrine pioneer, and a great financier. It claims his treasury management is faultless while his private character is lawless, predicting a vigorous campaign that will canvass the state with energy.
A fragmentary letter from B. Benson Cahoon criticizes populists, communists, and critics of free silver at 16 to 1, arguing it harms the country and opposes Bryan. The text references Missouri and Lewis counties and hints at Cahoon’s recent prominence but is largely garbled.
In Madison County Mr Cahoon is shut out of party councils and denounced as a harangue by the local organ, while an absolute stranger asserts him persona non grata. The piece notes the county’s skepticism of Cahoon’s bid and questions his chances against established rival power bases.
Our Correspondents Luresville reprints A Farmer's letter arguing against the gold standard, touting silver as money of redemption and urging free coinage. He asserts gold harms farmers and manufacturers, condemns gold concentration by London and New York financiers, and calls for a return to double standard with honest money.
Louis seeks the nomination with a $5,000 governor salary cited as justification. J. W. Dixon notes Wayne township remains aligned but overzealous at the convention. The piece praises B. Myers at the head of the ticket backed by two strong corps, while Lon V Stephens promises improvements, and A J Spear’s surveying system is expected to spur prosperity.
Publishers advertise Life and Speeches of Bryan and Sewall offering 25 cents paper or 1.00 cloth binding. They seek local agents with 60 percent commission and will mail prospectus and circulars for 80 cents. Address J. Puschsaing Co. 57 Rosett New York.
Jurisdictions define their own value reps as legal tender within borders or as sanctioned by foreign laws, shaping how money is accepted and circulated across territories. The rules determine which notes or coins are valid for settling debts and taxes, impacting commerce and cross border transactions.
H Schwering respectfully solicits Marble Hall and Lutesville residents to visit for a quality fabrics line and guaranteed perfect fit. Cleaning and dyeing services for ladies and gentlemen clothing are promptly attended in the latest methods.
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