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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
4
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The Oregon Journal reports on presidential advocacy for general reform including currency, anti trust and primary elections. It notes opposition from standpatters, calls for Porto Rico rights, and urges prompt legislation while stressing a peaceful world role. The piece also critiques Christmas gift exchange, promoting meaningful giving over trivial exchanges.
Fragmented text outlines aims to govern Alaska and Hawaii, construct and operate transport terminals and ports, and develop country services. It mentions independence for the Philippines and safer travel, with references to national facilities and law, but text is garbled and incomplete.
A fragmented notice describes Jackson Land Company listing land for sale in Pocahontas area with 120 acres, various crops and improvements mentioned. It notes water access, rental terms, plantings and infrastructure, and references New Wells rentil area. The item references prices like 70 per acre and lists several agricultural features and improvements as part of the sale.
Jackson Land Co. and residents of Lutesville share tales of visitors, shop windows, and holiday displays. Merchants exhibit goods while residents like Mrs J W Revelle and Uncle Dick Walker socialize. a large Odd Fellows hall gathering drew townsfolk. Local names include Metlee, Walker of Rocky Ford, and Crump merchant Jess McCullough. notes mention Tin work on a residence and a recent anniversary celebration. A New York physician comment on stockings appears amid consumer notices for Chamberlain cough remedy and Almanac offers.
The New Madrid Record notes a fifty year shift as the administration at Washington now recognizes farmers. It claims past policy favored manufacturers while farmers supplied mill hands, and that President Woodrow Wilson has discovered the farmers and calls for equal opportunity for them.
An undated fragment describes someone named Cad Ww and a windy scene near a harbor. The text is garbled with missing letters and unclear actions, making it difficult to determine the full event or individuals involved.
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