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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1890
Page
4
The Missouri Thursday issue discusses subscription rates and printing, then pivots to political opinion. It rails at Senator Ingalls, predicts Democratic gain, notes New York’s death sentence case, and critiques President Harrison, the Sioux issue, and tariff and force bill backlash. It mocks Congress, cites election results and public sentiment, and ends with a fiery denouncement.
A Charleston NL fragment blends rustic nostalgia with political commentary. The speaker childhood memories of hog killing stir a vivid, rhythmic reminiscence. A brief shift debates Blaine reciprocity and broader trade with Germany and France versus Cuba and the Indies, arguing for wider market access and reciprocal duties.
An essay-like passage extols a model good society where mothers protect children, gossip is shunned, women are judged fairly, and honest discourse replaces sensationalism. It condemns toadyism, boasts restraint, and values prudent hospitality over public display in a community governed by mutual respect.
The essay argues that gift giving should come from the heart, not as barter. It notes the danger of expecting returns and urges accepting without pressure, while choosing gifts that express personal feeling over monetary value.
The National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union of America denounces the Lodge election bill as a threat to state autonomy and citizens liberties. The group pledges to petition Senators to use all legal means to defeat the measure and forwards copies of the preamble to each senator.
The pamphlet Storms and Stars by Hinks, author of Monetary Storm Prophet, forecasts a year of varied weather from January mild days to a January 6 cold spell, a February cyclone, and stormy periods through March to December. Predictions include earthquakes in March, heat waves in summer, severe hail and electric storms, and a late year trend toward a cool finish and a harsh January next year.
Notice declares dissolution of the partnership between J. W. Slinkard and I. Fong under Plinkward & Tong terms. All obligations to the U K, BMLNICAM and TONG remain in dispute. actions to adjust mutual commitments are indicated.
A shop at Idle Hill announces a bankrupted sale and claims its complete stock can be bought 100 percent cheaper than any competitor. The ad emphasizes it is a fact and invites customers to visit the store.
Public sheriff sale announced under a deed of trust dated September 8 1881 recorded September 7 1881 in Bollinger County Missouri. Property includes 40 acres in Township 2 Range 5 east described as north half of southeast quarter section 1M and southwest quarter of northwest quarter section 10 with other parcels. Sale to be held December 1 1880 at the courthouse in Marble Hill to the highest bidder plus costs and expenses of execution.
The Iron Mountain announces greatly reduced rates to enable friends to attend finals along a road less than 200 miles. Tickets go on sale December 24 and January 1, with a return by January 10. For tickets and information, apply to the local agent.
Letters of administration on the estate of David R Conrad were granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri on December 2 180 All persons with claims against the estate must file for allowance within one year of the letters date or be barred from benefits If claims are not filed within two years from publication they will be revert barred
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