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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1892
Page
4
The item discusses the death of Jay Gould in New York and reflects on public reaction. It notes the growing list of applicants for federal offices under President elect Cleveland and jokes about political loyalties. It cites Missouri labor statistics and mentions postal law on defaming content.
A Post Dispatch column mocks fears of endless population growth arguing that wars plagues earthquakes and vast discoveries might curb or doom humanity. It muses on Symmes Columbus and Pole openings while suggesting comfort in possible doomsday or salvation scenarios.
A garbled OCR page presents a string of advertising witticisms and quips about marriage money and honesty. It references a “rule of three” joke about two young ladies and one young man, a joking currency refrain, and a praise line for a farmer named dlcn with a blessing “long may he reign.” The fragmentary text includes stray phrases about Uncle Jerry’s Department Baier and unproven ideas for a kicking mechanism for a hen, all in a mosaic of nonsensical lines.
The Southeast Missouri District Teachers Association plans a December 28 29 30 1892 meeting in Malden Dunklin County Missouri during Christmas holidays The notice urges district teachers to attend and help ensure a successful session The executive committee invites suggestions and promises forthcoming official programmes by soon completion A P Vance president Harris Brows secretary Iranten Mo.
The Southern Churchman argues true religion shows in business honesty, charity, temperance, loyalty, and compassion beyond church walls. It says faithful life requires mercy deeds, service to the vulnerable, and consistent Christlikeness every day, not only on Sundays.
A political promotional item touts the Twice-A-Week St Tov Re Resue as the leading Democratic newspaper. It urges subscriptions through the upcoming Republican end of terms and Cleveland and Stevenson era, promising fourteen to sixteen pages weekly for one dollar a year and extra copies for clubs signing four new subscribers.
Notice of sale under a deed of trust dated September 22 1884 recorded September 21 1884 in Bollinger County Missouri. Trustee L C Fink will sell December 17 1892 at Marble Hill courthouse to settle the debt on the described real estate and associated machinery including staves saws boilers and mills. Sale by highest cash bidder between 9 am and 5 pm with costs of execution.
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