Sweet Thess the Custom House in New York
A clipped note reports agitation at the New York Custom House with talk of promotions for several workers. The line hints at favored positions and potential sidelining amid a broader staff shuffle.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1909
Page
4
A clipped note reports agitation at the New York Custom House with talk of promotions for several workers. The line hints at favored positions and potential sidelining amid a broader staff shuffle.
Eleven bonded residents appear in Chicago divorce court records as they navigate Thanksgiving day proceedings. The list reflects local judicial activity and social norms of the era, highlighting individual cases and motions within the city’s family court.
The item probes false reports that Andrew Jackson is dead while noting a Rhode Island senator and a central bank figure debate a central bank plan. It highlights confusion over identities and references a traditional civic and political context with limited new facts.
A fragment from the Lronton Revister laments long delayed recovery of aid twelve years on. It questions whose honor was served and hints at the meaning of the government’s support, using terse editorial phrasing.
The writer reports good health after a long pause and mentions Mr and Mrs M N Kinder visiting Lewales on Sunday while Sant J McMinn visited Lie Nooth.
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Barford of Sulphur Springs visited relatives here this week J Dale returned home from Rogers Ark Wilber Spradling and Ben Obermiller of Jackson spent Sunday in Lutesville Irene Smith returned home from Jackson Henry Shears of Fredericktown visited friends here Sunday Mrs St Dale visiting her daughter Miss Hattie in St Louis has gone to Greenville to spend a week with her mother Elmer Francia went to St Louis E Chandler C 0 Hobbs and John Shanks left to spend a few days hunting Mrs C J Sharrock of Patten visited her brother indaw a
The store promotes a large line of holiday goods and urges quick trips before stocks run out. It promises free items with purchases: a safety mayor for men, a pocket knife for boys, and a storm back comb for women, alongside dolls, toys, post card albums, French harps, and more.
A letter from John Bush of Waterville Maine extols Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy for headache prevention and cure, joined by his wife in hoping the remedy reaches all sufferers. Other testimonials claim lasting relief after years of use and no stomach upset. Local reports also note a fatal accident and a fire damaging the Southeast Missouri Light and Power plant, with limited details.
Sheriff John A. Neollinger to conduct a trustee sale on December 11 at the Marble Hill courthouse for cash the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 11 township 6 north range 10 east totaling thirty three acres conveyed by deed of trust to secure a note. Proceeds to satisfy the loan with interest and costs.
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