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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
1
The Horse Shoe Store Marble Hill Missouri advertises deep discounts on shirts ties shoes and mens furnishings. The sale highlights reduced prices on dress shirts and a wide range of groceries and canned goods with numerous coffee and sugar bargains and low prices on groceries and fruit preserves.
The fragmentary text references Missouri political editors and a Republican editorial association, with mentions of a November meeting and figures like Hanna, plus a tragic rail crash near Adrian Michigan where 126 people were killed and many injured. The surrounding prose is garbled.
The Globe explains a proposed Constitutional amendment to address the constitutional taint in school certificates and the sinking fund. It outlines two paths: adopt the amendment to avoid annual payments or reject it and invest proceeds in United States bonds, potentially reducing school tax from 10 to about 3 cents per $100. The decision rests with the people, per St. Louis Republic analysis.
The Farmington region reports railroad concerns with Jacksonton Heber Ark mentions a pistol seized in Texarkana and a fatal crossing accident near De Son on November 23. Other items include mortgage records in Oregon county, a youth shooting railroad workers, livestock losses from LaForge worm disease, a Malden caregiver tragedy, Catherine mine production, and local school updates at Waterville Normal with new students and staff activities.
Our correspondence from Lovelyiim Noamat describes a Thanksgivin g event in the College chapel praising Tennessee for sending polished, well educated teachers. The Normal furnishes such ches elevations. Prof Farrar Caldwell join the faculty. the Institute and training school will be held in the building. the March examination of teachers will be at the Litesville Normal. improvements aim to ready the building for school work with capacity for one hundred twenty five.
Grew Aries reports rain Sunday night. Miss Ollie Davenport visits friends here. Several townspeople attend a spelling match at Prospent school Friday night. Ed Fooke and LW Deck are ill. Lamen Denton teaching near Zalma visited here Sunday. Marion Marne and L C Zimmerman went to Flat River Sunday. J M Zimmerman and wife visit daughter Mrs P E rdy at Zalma this week. Miss Aona Wilson hosted a party for local youths Saturday. Burton and Dore of wear.
Weekend notes report Miss Statia Zimmerman visiting friends at Marquand on Friday while Henry Myrick and son Elmer passed through town Sunday. Rev Jones delivered a plain sermon. Lawrence Griffith of Bessville attended church. Miss Flora Berryman visited home folks. Miss Alice Shram of Marble Hill visited Miss Moliio Bretz. W L Barns and wife visited N J Boros and family Sunday.
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