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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
3
A report details convicts assigned to road work being released as demonstrations of labor value. The article notes the involvement of major figures, transport needs, and funding debates, with references to elections, county efforts, and prison reforms.
A garbled OCR piece from a statewide column mentions Rev Brooks in Clintondail and a $700 bond issue. It references legal cases, local celebrations, a murder probe, city events, and various names, places, and dates, though details are severely distorted and partially unreadable.
The piece argues organized labor should review the past year and plan for the future. It notes union labor’s progress yet internal weaknesses, with a call for greater public responsibility and less self interest. Quoted thoughts attributed to Robert G. Ingersoll.
A long, garbled excerpt extols continued improvement in economic conditions over the past twenty years. It credits organized workers and unions for higher living standards, better wages, and safer, more productive workplaces, while noting political and legislative actions shaping labor policy. The piece frames future gains as dependent on worker solidarity and policy support.
An exhortation to adapt to setbacks by taking practical action. If land or condition fails, complain less and seek better opportunities. Recognizes entrenched habits or ruts and urges proactive change.
A garbled union of Pacific rail interests across Idaho Washington Oregon California Colorado Utah and Nevada hints at a grand deal and settlement. The text references letters to R A Smith and mentions companies and regions while urging full knowledge of costs and the country’s best farming areas and values.
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