12 Dec 1900
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1900
Page
1
A jumble of political aside and local press moves highlights shifts in Missouri politics. Mentioned are Nesbit election law, ex speaker Thomas B teem, Cape Girardeau editor A O Gani moving to Ava, and York of Caruthersville Press adjusting duties. Debates on ship subsidies and the Isthmian Canal Commission report are noted amid broader calls for upheaval in public worship practices.
The Southeast Missouri Teachers Association gathered at Poplar Bluff with over 210 members from Missouri, Arkansas, and Illinois. The upcoming west meeting is set for Farmington. new officers include I H Hughes as president and Robert Wilkerson as vice president, with Mattie B H Finley as secretary and G O Nations as railroad secretary. Gronne Peex announces a return to editing the St. Louis Post-Dispatch comic supplement and a new Bad Boy series by Peck.
The Boston Advertiser notes calls from prominent gold democrats for reorganizing the party while early returns come in. It argues Bryanism is not yet denounced, noting Bryan retains a firmer hold on the party than Cleveland despite recent electoral losses.
The St Louis Journal of Agriculture reports a breakthrough claim that glanders in horses may be prevented and cured using a remedy called malloyn. Live stock officials note that euthanizing infected horses may no longer be necessary and emphasize the remedy's promising early results, though full reliability is not yet confirmed.
Report notes unusual weather conditions as residents of the area go into swampy areas to fish. Community members, including Hankih le good, are described as searching the swamps for fish amid the current conditions.
Salt prices discussed as prosperity rises. George W. Albright sold his farm and leaves. Albert Rhodes remains in stock business. Wood loading active under Ephraim Welker. Arch McMahan dies of pneumonia buried on his farm. wife and children mourn. Hon. J. M. Weller seeks Jefferson City trip. Health good. winter arrives. Rev. Russell and Slade held meetings. Methodist planning church property. lack of homes noted. Wampler moves in. A H Jones thrives. Squire Lambert busy lumbering. School progress noted. Winchester and Zimmerman house work. fly damaging wheat. Stimel mill rented by Bill Carleton. building plans for church next week. preaching schedule at Pleasant Valley and Friendship. Gipnox readers informed.
The State of Missouri Missouri case against Tmac 5. Cow, with William J. Yous as collector plaintiff, files petition and affidavit alleging defendant A. Coe is not validly alleged. The clerk and attorney W. K. Chander appear as proceedings begin in the circuit court.
The Bollinger County Bank at Lutesville Missouri presents its financial condition as of December 1900. The report lists time certificates of deposit bills payable and rediscounts, dividends unpaid, and other liabilities totaling a specified amount. C. M. Witmer as president and F. M. Wells as cashier certify the accuracy of the statement, sworn before Notary Unysses D. Boones on the date shown.
Marble Hill area ladies are invited to request a free elegant silver plated sugar shell, offered briefly by Quaker Valley Mro Co Chicago. The shells cost forty cents in stores, yet the firm will send one to every married lady who did not receive one, with a stamp included to cover mailing costs.
Advertisement claims B B B Botanic Blood Balm purifies blood and clears skin conditions from eczema to cancer and blood poisoning. It promotes draining poisons from the system to prevent return, boasts a decade of testing, and offers free trial bottles with mail order from Blood Balm Co Atlanta.
A brief note notes Monday and Thursday publication cadence and telegraph Intent, promising an interesting moments package sent to subscribers.
The advertisement touts Dr White’s Electric Comb claiming it cures dandruff hair loss and headaches while costing the same as a regular comb. It promises the comb cannot be broken or cut hair, comes with a written guarantee, and asks for stamps for a sample. Agents are urged to contact D N Rose in Decatur Tl.
A promotional notice offers a comprehensive reference work titled A Practical Educator and Hlond Book of Encyclopedic Information on statistics politics agriculture and religious facts. It promises timely dissemination around December 27, 4900 with a year’s papers and the book for $1.50, urging immediate action via The Presa Marble Hill Missouri.
In Bollinger County Circuit Court a suit by William B. Yount as collector to enforce the state's lien on 120 acres described as the east half of the northeast quarter and northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section 27 29 8 east. J G Lassater is nonresident. publication ordered. he must answer by the next term beginning the second Monday in March at Marble Hill or the petition will be confessed. Published in Marble Hill Press.
A fragmentary report describes a dramatic revival by Gilbert Parker’s Canadian writer, returning with vigor after venturing into Reyptin material of Adévonia. The piece hints at a peak in creative power and a new dramatic ambition, though language remains garbled.
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