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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1890
Page
4
Congress Convenes as Harrison Pushes Force Bill
A year of political clash unfolds as Congress meets amid Harrison's message urging Force bill passage. The press forecast trouble with North Dakota Indians while Democrats in the House may back a Republican river navigation measure. Critics blame civil service reform failures on White House appointees and urge a bold reform trend. Indiana and Massachusetts voices weigh the McKinley bill, Cleveland candidacy, and the value of strong leaders over party zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Mainaeagonly Journal
Rep
White House
Republican Party
Representative Bynum
Indiana
McKinly
Congress
Mr. Cleveland
Floating Bethel to Tour Mississippi River for Mission Work
The Free Will Baptists plan a two deck floating Bethel to travel the Mississippi and its tributaries. Three bands will conduct river men’s meetings, tabernacle services in visited towns, and distribute evangelical literature. Led by Rev. M. A. Shepherd of Saint Louis, the craft will winter south and spring north, visiting Southern then Northern towns. Charleston Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesciante
North
Louis
Free Will
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Bethel
Tabernacle
M. A. Shepherd
Saint Louis
St. Paul
Winer
Charleston Enterprise
Eggs Should Be Sold by Weight Not by Number
In a Ladies Home Journal column, Ruth Ash argues eggs should be priced by weight to reflect value and breed differences. She critiques selling by count, cites fairness to farmers, consumers, and fowl owners, and warns that conventional judgment protects virtue and prevents scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Damocles
Ruth Ash
Ladies Home Journ
Qotman's Runa Worv Promoted for Farmers and Breeders
The true and long tried friend of the farmer stock breeder and frat grower visits our office often. It contains all the latest and best information in every field, helping even an acre of ground to prosper with its valuable aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qotman
Farmers must heed market demand to prosper in farming
An eastern cultural note urges Bollinger county farmers to study market needs rather than blindly follow personal tastes. It compares farming to tailoring and retail, stressing attention to demand, competition, and profitable crops such as milk prices, lettuce, beets, cabbage, and carrots. It warns against sticking to unprofitable practices like steady milk at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger County
What attracts a man and holds his respect
A vintage excerpt cites Edward W. Bok of The Ladies Home Journal on attracting a man and earning his respect. It contrasts surface charms with lasting qualities such as temper, modesty in spending, gentle manners, thoughtful conduct, and reverence for others beliefs. It stresses kindness and decorum over malice or recklessness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Bok
Ladies Home Journal
Twick A Week For A Dollar A Year
A historic notice promotes the Weekly Republic of St Louis delaying two papers weekly in November and December at one dollar per year. It also mentions a Missouri edition and agent commissions while ending with a regional joke about a Montgomery County man and a quarrel over a cow and milk between a father in law and son in law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of St. Louis
Republic
Missouri
Missouri News
The
St. Louis
Montgomery County
Cosmopolitan
Marack Hint Press
Hegion Journal
Fragmentary dialogue about lips arms and reciprocity
A fragmented OCR passage quotes a playful exchange about lips and arms and reciprocity. It mentions someone assessing an election, protection, and a distant room, but the context is unclear and several lines are garbled.
Brace Up and Persevere Despite Delinquent Subscriptions
The Independent Kan editor rebukes a delinquent subscriber who claims non subscription and refuses payment. The judge instructed the jury to find for the plaintiff if evidence showed taking the paper. It cost nearly $100 to collect what $11 would have paid. Do not take unwanted papers from the post office. The postmaster is required to supply back issues for discontinued papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Kan
Stir
Marble Hill Pass
Bo the Inny
Stinaster
After the Smash Up at Lonelyville bench scene
A fragment from a diary or playlike scene shows Reed, McKinley, Harrison, Aldrich and Quay at a railroad station in Lonelyville after a smash up. Characters discuss cause, fear, hunger, and a plan to reclaim “rein back on the wack” as they face cold wind and darkness and seek action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonelyville
Reed
McKinley
Harrison
Aldrich
Quay
Mack
Benny
Tom
Greenland
Aldinah
Barrison
Banny
Indictments Hit St Francois County Gambling Ring
The grand jury in St Francois County indicted thirty two church members four merchants two doctors three hack drivers one saloon keeper three County officers one editor and forty seven young clerks and embryo professional men for gambling according to the Farmington Democrat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Francois County
Ironton
Farmington
Quotes on advertising and press patronage from famous tycoons
Fragmentary OCR notes extol the link between profitable newspapers and timely payments by patrons. It cites Barnum Astor Stewart Vanderbilt and emphasizes the power of prompt advertising support for public prosperity. The text trails into garbled phrases about keeping accounts and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Printer's Ink
P. T. Barnum
J. J. Astor
A. T. Stewart
Cornelius Vanderbilt
P’s
Jepaid
Polaieh
Proverbial Philosophy Inspires Public Reading Pleasure
A fragment notes that the columnist paints passing events in pleasing prose and that reading his paper is a pleasure for the people. The author invites placing this saying where all may see it, attributing it to Ex.
Holiday Reduced Rates to The HoLwarys and Iron Mountain Route
The Iron Mountain Route offers greatly reduced round trip rates within 200 miles to visit friends. Tickets on sale December 24 25 and January 1 with return valid until January 10. Inquiries through local agents. Administrator's Notice issued December 2 1890 for David R Corral estate. Claims to be presented within one year or be barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David R. Conral
Bollinger County
Missouri
Unk
Trusteess Sale Notices in Bollinger County Missouri
Historic notices announce two deeds of trust for real estate in Bollinger County Missouri. Trustee Daniel Whitener offers foreclosed 40 acre and 120 acre parcels at Marble Hill and the sheriff John Huskey schedules sale on December 13 1890 with costs to the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Fisher
Mary
Daniel Whiteney
Marble Hill
Daniel Whitener
Frederick C. Shel
Elizabeth
Bholl
Recorder's Office
Bollinger County
Missouri
Charles H. Tites
Bollinger
Missoul
Anne
Bol
John Huskey
Courthousy
Cavry
Expensea Fe
Trant
John Huskry
Sherif
Informing my store of complete stock availability
A concise notice stating the speaker will ensure their shop holds full stock for the advertised goods. It emphasizes readiness to supply customers with a complete assortment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hs Pepe Nets Oe
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H.C. Scholl
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