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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1895
Page
4
A broad mosaic of notices and items from Prairie City include a theft loss around $50,000 with partial insurance, local weather references, remarks on Senate finance plans, a Cape Girardeau fair date set for September, and reports of train express robberies near Wilcox Arizona. The column also covers stock and grain market hints, receiver appointments, and general editorial takes on silver and tariff issues.
Senator West of Missouri rails against the presidents gold standard plan and silver policy during a heated Washington senate session. He cites a Chicago bankers dispatch and a St Louis chamber of commerce letter opposing retirement of greenbacks and long term treasury notes. He warns the public would pay a bad debt for posterity and questions the treasury’s silver remedies while defending the needs of the broader populace.
Lutesville News notes residents visiting Jackson Fredericktown Glen Allen St Louis and Bismarck. Local thanks for sales and clothing reductions at The Leader. Names include J H Turley Arch Werren Hattie Burford Bee Burks Maud Smith Robert Joan William Watkins Frank Stevens James Overstreet E P Biggs J A Russell Mag gie Burford and others. A revival at the M E church south reported about twenty one conversions.
In St. Louis debate a speaker urges that preserving national prosperity requires endorsing the president's views and moving to law. The mover calls for referring the resolutions to the committee on finance for action.
A collage of health ads, political notes, and local business items. Mentions Dr. Sawyers Pastilles and Hair Renewer, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, J C Ayers Sarsaparilla, and Electric Bitters for kidney issues. Reports measles cases in Zalma, deaths of Archild Grimsley and Mr Reed, a move of J A Haden to Allenville, slave shipments by F A Stanton, and town business-mill activity amid cold weather.
W K Cuanones assignee of Adolph Mayer late merchant of Marble Hill Missouri will on March 6 7 8 1895 at his Marble Hill office adjust and allow demands against the assigned estate between 9am and 5pm creditors must appear and present their claims This 24th day of January 1895
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