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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1889
Page
4
Poetic notice from Mareste Hirt Press announces J G Pissey as Pureéuan performer with Missouri engagement scheduled for Thursday December 5 1889.
Advertisement style notice outlines TI subscription terms and rates. Mentions advance payment, multi‑copy options, and advertising rates with pricing fragments. Focuses on how to subscribe and where to apply for more details.
A miscellaneous clipping notes Congress convening on Monday. It gives a pronunciation note for ex-See tary Dayard and mentions state figures such as Noland and local officials like J H McGhee. It references a floating saloon dispute, city street conditions, and church publication from Charleston. It lists House leaders for the Fifty Host Congress, including Thomas Reed of Maine as Speaker and Holmes as town sergeant at arms, Adams of Maryland as Doorkeeper.
The address of E W Stephens before the State Board of Agriculture was deemed cliché and weak, repeating familiar material. The piece notes some men feel the local paper targets them and quips that bible reading would reveal greater pinching at times than newspapers.
Reed of Maine is chosen as Speaker by the Eastern faction of Republicans in the upcoming House contest. The East prevailed through leverage from railroad barons, protected monopolies, and English capital shaping the outcome.
The Farmington Times cites Dr Marbin facing execution at Poplar Bluff on December 26 for murder. A Farmington colleague quips about likeness to his editor. In Salt Lake City Judge Anderson denies citizenship to alien Mormons taking Endowment House oaths, calling the church treasonous and prompting Mormon distress nationwide.
A Salem report notes that a local strawberry grower faced wasting problems this past Saturday. The brief item highlights concerns around crop health and potential remedies referenced in the clipping.
A disputed letter from WLTL alleges that treasurer Noland authorized agents to transact in the state without a required guarantee fund, prompting a counter claim that the statement is false. The Missouri court warns no such entity may operate here without deposits, while talks of proxies and a potential board renewal loom over the affair.
Jefferson City Tribune quotes St Louis criticism as Secretary of State revokes about 700 company charters for noncompliance. Stockton of Simmons Hardware proclaims law illegitimate while declaring intent to ignore requests. Debate centers on whether trusts can openly defy state authority and still operate.
A Republican contends that J. Russell’s attendance at the Baptist Church ruins his chances for the congressional nomination in this district. The article suggests such claims reflect dyspeptic imagination and defends the right to free worship, noting liberal minds among district leaders and opposition to punishing a man for his faith.
A lengthy editorial reflects on Mr Russell and his non announced congressional candidacy, praising a former congressman for integrity and service. It then shifts to Southeast Missouri fruit growing, noting transportation, coordination, and market issues as keys to profitability. The writer urges farmers to plant sufficient varieties and to submit lists for tax assessment in Marble Hill, signed by A S Parkins, County Assessor.
The text advises that frost kills brass and weeds and a dry field can be burned to clean the ground. It notes fire causes no injury to grass and helps new growth in spring, though caution is urged if temperatures are freezing.
A terse note states that the plants will cause out struts in the Lex Season E9F context. The item implies mechanical or structural issues affecting ongoing operations and scheduling within the season. No specific locations or entities are identified beyond generalized terms.
In vacation the State of Missouri at the relation of James Seabaugh seeks action against Simion Verald in Marble Hill Bollinger County. The court orders the defendant to appear at the Marble Hill courthouse on the second Monday of March or risk a judgment by default. notice is published per court clerk Megan Morgan.
Order of publication alerts defendant William David to enforce state lien on land in Hollinger in Marble Hill. Notice requires appearance by March term, failure to answer leads to confessed judgment. publication four weeks in Marble Hill weekly. Court clerk William Morgan authenticates copy.
In the Circuit Court of Wollinger County Missouri in vacation the State of Missouri on relation to James Seibaugh plaintiff vs Bred Walfred defendant is filing a suit to enforce a state lien. The defendant is required to answer or plead by a date to be set within the term or judgment will be rendered. A copy of this notice will be published weekly for four weeks in Marble Hill Messenger prior to the term. Clerk William M. Morgan signs the notice.
Plaintiffs claim a writ filed in Bollinger County courts seeks enforcement of the State of Missouri tax deed on real property described as 100 acres in the west half of the southwest quarter of section DR township 60 north, asserting the defendant cannot be served by personal process and the suit is published by advertisement.
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