01 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
1
The district papers note wide support for Senator Deum with promises of a smooth nomination. They highlight Ronants’ congressional defeat, and discuss Petigrew and the need for labor-focused legislation in Missouri while praising Bryan’s oratory and honesty. Dockery faces newspaper attacks as critics claim press influence.
A historic analysis argues the print paper trust formed after the Dingley tariff act. White paper prices have nearly doubled due to perceived government protection from competition. It notes the Dagley act raising duties on pulp and materials and suggests the trust controls key supply lines to push prices higher.
The article recalls William Jennings Bryan’s Eastern trip energizing Democratic coalitions from Chicago to New England. It notes harmony among leaders, unity around the 1906 platform, and rising enthusiasm among voters while contrasting with 1896 divisions. It also highlights travels toward New York and New England as party organizers prep for pivotal months.
Health is tolerably good at Newell's Mill as Fred Caveness visited from the flatwoods. Yom Clubb traded his wagon for a back. Albert Jones of Burfordville visited A S Ramay lant work. Nellie Army of Lutuaville visited Thomas Crabb's family. Albert Williams plans to move to Stoddard County in spring. Jon s from Greenbrier and his family visited Saturday and Sunday. A bouncing big boy arrived.
Max ADDLER and LOLek discuss wages while neighbors face cold weather and sickness. PW Wilkinson visited home folks. Bess and wife stayed at Lodge. Prof D N Younts school at Rowk Point closed with $5 library fund. Rev J W Davanti held meetings at Ebenezer and Shetley Creek and will go to Doe Run.
Jobo W. Laird moved his family to Drom while Mr. Carreltom settled on the property formerly held by Laird. Thomas G. Revelle keeps a complete stock of goods at his restaurant. 8.8. Stuckey, a hustling merchant and new postmaster, reports solid business. Lavian Barret returns from a week visiting relatives in Teen. Frieyd Bagby struck the anvil in his absence. George W. Revelle and J. R. Haghey seen heading toward Drain on Sunday. Bhaba Gato married Richardson in a Sunday ceremony. May their path be pleasant as they travel onward. Hanford Harrie attended church Sunday and was reported home from Cuba, with best wishes.
In Bollinger county Missouri a circuit court suit cations the State of Missouri against Louie R Johnston to enforce a lien on 160 acres in section 19 township 31 range 9 and requires appearance by the defendant at Marble Hill. Also a sheriff sale for taxes of Daniel O Mattingly on parcels in Bollinger county to occur March 15 1900 between 9am and 5pm at the courthouse north door in Marble Hill.
Kev J H Hendlee of Caledonia Missouri aged 79 died Saturday night. A native of Tennessee he served in the Methodist Episcopal Church South ministry since early manhood. Survived by widow and four children Mrs W D Vandiver wife of Congressman Vandiver of the Fourteenth District Mrs Chappell wife of Dr B S Chappell pastor West End Church Nashville Tennessee Frank Headlee Searcy Arkansas and I B Headlee merchant Potosi Missouri St Louis Christian Advocate
A young photographer in a nearby town discovers his expensive camera in a third story room overrun by insects and hoes that entered through a brick box window. He begins an investigation but aborts as more pests swarm the camera, forcing repairs before further use.
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