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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1913
Page
2
A vivid account unfolds of siegefire, cavalry clashes, and street fighting as Prussian forces attack Paris. The narrative mixes battle description with a prisoner’s perspective and striking details of soldiers, officers, and civilians amid collapsing order.
The Mother's Magazine argues boys gain happiness and responsibility from owning personal property. A son should have his own playthings tools books clothes and a space to keep them, fostering order and care. It cautions against sharing grown items and notes the value of independent ownership in character development.
William Ahewoaher, aged veteran and longtime Joplin resident since 1870, known as the father's figure of the town, died after a life spanning Civil War service and early settlement. He left a fortune of about $100.0 in local assets and had three sons, four daughters, two stepchildren, nineteen grandchildren, and nineteen great grandchildren.
The Jasper county court faces a petition to call a special election on a proposition to issue bonds for a new courthouse. The request affects Cartage and Webb City areas with discussions of a defense house and other local matters.
A centenarian veteran from Phelps County dies as a tumultuous murder trial unfolds. Police, federal agents, and grand juries sweep through Columtes and nearby areas, arresting several suspects tied to a whisky ring and violent crime. The discovery scene centers on a wedding party in a rural setting with a barrier and a barrier, revealing a web of long standing criminal activity and investigations.
A report from Jefferson City notes road work dates misprinted as December 15 16 instead of December 21 23. Columbia prepares a utility probe into United Electric and Columbia Telephone Company with state commission oversight. In Charleston farmer William Drypast is killed by a work train near his home. Caruthersville Fleming and John Cunningham face fines for a tango disturbance at a club event.
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