Farewell to Marble Ill Press by Gronur F. Kure
Gronur F. Kure announces selling his interest in the Marble Ill Press to Tom Allen and exiting the paper. He says the change moves the paper forward with Allen, described as an able, experienced journalist. The Press will continue as before under new proprietors Sander and Allen, with thanks for patronage during the past sixteen months.
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Marble Ill Press
Tom Allen
Allen
Tie
Sander & Allen
Gronur F. Kure
Tom Allen Takes Joint Control of Pirass Press
Tom Allen announces his return to the Pirass Press with a pledge to maintain its newsstand standards and serve Bollinger County. He emphasizes a county paper focus, fairness to opponents, and commitment to rural districts while aligning with Democratic principles.
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Bollinger County
Tom Allen
Hugo's creed on duty for the wise and just.
The quotation asserts that true wisdom and holiness begin with serving others. It emphasizes that the first duty of the virtuous is not self. The line reflects a moral standard stressing public-spirited conduct over personal interest.
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Hugo
Newspaper Power and Political Turmoil Mentioned
The Panama Canal scandal rattles the French republic amid domestic unrest while Randall Gibson dies in Hot Springs Arkansas. The St Louis Republic pays tribute with a likeness to Gibson of Maryland. Oklahoma Christian Advocate debuts in Guthrie with SMU ties and Brewer leadership. A St Louis Berchanw Club banquet honored Governor elect Stone as Missouri politicians offer congratulations.
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Panama Canal
French Republic
Randall Lee Gibson
United States
Louisiana
Hot Springs
Ark
St. Louis
Senator Gibson
Maryland
Col. Jones
Oklahoma Christian Advocate
Guthrie
Reva
W. Wimberley
P. Brewer
Rey. Brewer
Missouri
Ren
Oklahoma
Berchanw’ Club of
Thare
Stone
Fires ruin Wayne County court house and plans for new building
A lengthy editorial voice discusses the destruction of Wayne County's courthouse and the need to erect a new public building. It notes political debates on electing postmasters by popular vote and shifts to national issues including Governor McKinley's remarks on party loyalty and reflections on spiritualism and the afterlife. It also covers New York canvassing remarks by Mr. Cleveland and Mr. Stevenson on tariff policy and Democratic unity, stressing protectionism's impact on workers and farmers.
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Wayne County
Court House
Bollinger County
Reward Offered for Violations of Liquor and Prescription Laws
The Womens' Christ in Temperance Union of Marble Hill and Lutesville, Mo offers five dollars for evidence leading to conviction of anyone selling intoxicating liquor without a license in Bollinger County. Additional rewards apply for pharmacists and physicians violating statutes. information to be directed to Attorney W. K. Chandler in Marble Hill.
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Bollinger
Rollinger
Pelease Center
W. K. Chandler
Marble Hill
The
Womens’ Christ In Temperance Union
Lutesville
A Cure for Twenty Cents and the Drummond Remedy
An ad denounces a one dollar cure for rheumatism as a bait, claiming only twenty cents remains after expenses. It promotes Drummond Lightning Remedy as costly yet always curative, with a five dollar bottle price and prepaid mail order. The firm offers agents positions and lists Maiden Lane New York as the address.
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Drummond
Trummond Medicine Uo
Maiden Lane
New York
Dissolution of G O Smith & Co Partnership
Notice states the partnership of George O Smith John O Smith and Henry J Smith doing business as G O Smith & Co at Patton Bollinger County Missouri dissolved by mutual consent. Twenty J Smith retires. remaining partners continue at same place under same firm name. Dated December 5 1892.
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George O. Smith
John O. Smith
Henry J. Smith
G. O. Smith & Co
Patton
Bollinger County
Missouri
J. Smith
G.O. Smith & CO
Stray Notice from Bollinger County Describes Chestnut Horse
Taken up by Mary A Eldracher and posted before Justice Charles Nenninger in Liberty Township on December 10, 1802. The horse, a chestnut sorrel gelding about fifteen and a half hands high, eleven years old, with a small ear notch, four shoes, short mane and tail, in good condition, appraised at $50. Names Henry Bullet, William Steinart and Christian Frenkle signed the notice.
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Mary A. Eldracher
Charles Nenninger
Liberty
Bollinger County
Henry Bullet
William Steinart
Chrisian Frenkle
Mayfield Smith Academy Opens Second Term January 3 1803
Notice announces the second term begins Tuesday January 3 1803 at Mayfield Smith Academy. It urges students seeking thorough training and scholarship over superficiality, noting total expenses will not exceed the cost of a year at other institutions.
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Mayfield- Smith Academy
Farm For Sale And Trade In Bollinger County
Farm for sale eighty acres located four and twelve miles east of Marble Hill or will trade for a good team. Notice is given to all Sub-Unions in Bollinger County to meet and elect delegates for Bollinger County F and L A on the first Friday in January 1893. Also urged to unions that have not sent their charter to reorganize and elect delegates to meet January 6, 1608 with Grainfield Bub-Union No 1028. No back dues required. Wusiae Hi Boort Secretary.
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Marble Hill
W. H. Caupweun
Bollinger County
Bollinger
Wusiae Hi
Boort
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Napoleon
McKinley
Pomeroy
Angel of Life
Angel of
Cleveland
Stevenson
Democratic Party
Urrah
Olidays
A. R. Jaques
Lutesville, Mo
Sander's
Generel Holliday Lineg
Tam
Ines OF
KK. O. Sander
Marble Hill, Mo
N. E. Coroth. & Chestnut Sts
St. Louis. Mo
Ferguson & Johnson, Paors
M. A. Joumeom, Mor
GUM Elastic Roofing Co
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