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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1891
Page
4
Misformatted OCR lists subscription rates for Missouri presses with dates like February 5 1691. It mentions pricing for weekly and six month periods, and advertising rates upon application. Names such as Makrsie Hirt Press and J G Finney appear amid garbled text.
The Ishmselitish Post-Dispach of St Louis denies libel claims as it accuses others of political maneuvering. The Parss alleges Wraneis M Cockrell sought favors and invites correspondence, while a recent correction names Jidee Lee as a Democrat rather than a Republican and clarifies his stance.
A garbled 19th century sounding notice proclaims Willian F Wilis chosen as United States Senator from Wisconsin while conflicting text mentions John C Spooner and various misplaced phrases. The fragmentary item lacks clear dates or events beyond the alleged selection.
A banquet in New York on the 20 ultimo ended with the sudden death of the Secretary of Preisury Wing Wine dom at age 64 due to heart disease.
The article notes the eleventh annual meeting of the National Farmer Alliance in Omaha where a resolution denouncing the alliance as a political organization was defeated. It references stalled national force bill coverage and mocks Blaine’s reciprocity scheme, signaling ongoing political commentary and editorial stance.
A summary of a public gathering where Cleveland area leaders from both sides met in a cordial banquet last week. The event featured amicable exchanges and demonstrated continued mutual regard amid ongoing public discourse in Cleveland and surrounding hills.
A fragment discusses a political dilemma around a Force Bill and the fate of the Republican party, interwoven with a Farmington man Bird Wilkins claiming to have created a typesetting machine. The piece includes unrelated musings on winter warmth and earth’s axis, reflecting a dated, opinionated tone.
The piece muses on an eventual heat suffocating the planet while noting political shifts. Palmer leads Illinois Senate voting amid 141 to 100 with Streeter at 3, and a call for primary elections grows in Jackson county's legislature to curb convention corruption.
States align to vote for more provisions if the force bill passes with Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and others in line led by New Jersey. Pfeffer named United States Senator from Minnesota on joint ballot with Ingalls as his predecessor.
The Farmers Alliance national convention at Owana Nebraska resumed, debating a proposed laborer membership amendment and passage of reforms. President Powers warned the change could fracture the alliance as cities gain influence, while the body considered resolutions on banks, silver coinage, land security loans, Australian ballot law, mortgage foreclosures, stock gambling, education, women's rights, pensions, and federal rail lines with independent action by February 1802.
A Perryville San report warns school directors about William Haley who claims to represent Sidney School Furniture Co of Sidney Ohio. He supplied blackboards deemed inferior and noncompliant with contract terms. The notice cautions directors countywide against such men and asserts Haley is a fraud.
The McKinley tariff raises tin plate duty and zinc costs, prompting a 15 percent advance in paint prices next week. Painters bear the higher burden since law took effect, with retail paint costs already rising. The piece notes ongoing effects anticipated for a year or two as the bill works through markets.
The Western Rural and American Stockman champions farmer interests, education, and self reliance. It advocates physical culture, practical schooling, and a Fireside Companion role for rural families. Subscribers can obtain samples by mail. advice for young men emphasizes punctuality integrity and industry.
Sheriff John Huskey announces a sale of real estate from a special execution in the case of James Feabaugh versus Jensin H Malone et al. The property is the west half of the northwest quarter of section 15 township 31 range 30, totaling 40 acres. The sale will be held March 16, 1891, at Marble Hill courthouse between 9 AM and 5 PM for cash to satisfy the judgment and costs.
Sheriff notices a special execution from the Bollinger County Missouri court directed to James Seshaugh collector against D H Hallis heirs. It lists 40 acres northeast quarter of the southwest quarter of section 24 township and range and states sale on Tuesday March 16 18y1 for cash to satisfy the lien and costs. John Auskey sheriff.
Tuesday March 16 1891 auction at Marble Hill Hollinger county Missouri between 9:00 am and 6:00 pm real estate seized under a special execution in favor of James Henbaugh collector against EP Biggs and Jennie Stallings. Property described as 40 acres southwest quarter of southeast quarter gee 32 two. 80 range 4. Sale for cash to cover costs and execution charges under John Huskey sheriff.
Execution issued from Hollinger office Missouri in favor of James Seobaweh against Marcus Koller heirs. Property levied includes parts of lots 2 in northwest quarter and southwest quarter, Marble Hill, Bollinger County. Sale to satisfy the judgment at 9 to 6 o'clock. sheriff John Haxkey. October 34.
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