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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1898

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Political chatter across states and parties in 1890s era

A compilation notes several political figures and potential candidates in Missouri and Tennessee, praises and criticisms of party leaders, and mentions a severe New England blizzard with heavy damages. It also covers the Tennessee Senate choosing Thomas B. Turley to fill the Harris term, mentions school superintendent John R. Kirk planning a Europe trip, and reports on the Southeast Missouri Independent Order of Odd Fellows meeting in Jackson with officers elected and a planned April 26 celebration in Dexter.

John R. Kirk Europe Southeast Missouri Independent Order of Odd Fellows’ Association Jackson Woodnesday Em, Bloon Minnowii la Tour Fredericktown P. Bigga

Grand Semi-Annual Clearing Sale at General Store

A large mid 19th or early 20th century sale ad highlights deep discounts on calicoes, dress goods, cashmeres, flannels, blankets, linens, and a wide range of footwear. Prominent price cuts include ginghams to 12 1 2 cents, cashmeres to 18 cents, and assorted shoes marked down significantly. Hardware, hats, trunks, and groceries are also advertised with reduced prices to attract customers. The notice stresses “thousands of other articles reduced” and urges fast shopping.

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Malden Delegates, Train Crash Encounter Tuesday News

Forty delegates attended the Malden meeting while Iron Mountain Texas express collided with a cow near Hematite Saturday morning. The wreck killed the engineer William Franey and fireman Philip Childs instantly. several passengers were injured. A Democratic county delegate convention is set for Farmington April 4 to elect delegates to senatorial judicial congressional and state conventions and a June 4 primary to nominate a county ticket. The Twenty-second judicial district Democratic convention will meet in Bloomfield May 31 to nominate a Circuit judge to succeed John G. Wear. representation is one delegate per 100 votes or fraction of fifty for Bryan in 1896. Counties listed include Butler, Carter, Dunklin, Ripley, Stoddard with respective vote counts. The committee, chaired by J Sheppard of Ripley, filled Butler vacancy via R. P. Liles of Poplar Bluff. Covonessman Love’s bill on second-class matter is termed bill toon wrage literacy aimed at lowering brain food cost and expanding reading. the goal of postal rules is to foster reading.

Iron Mountain Hematite William Franey Philip Childs Democratic Central Committee St. Francois County Farmington Democratic Committee Twenty-second Judicial District Dexter Judicial Convention John G. Wear Bloomfield W. J. Bryan Butler Carter Danklin Ripley Stoddard R. P. Liles Poplar Bluff Butler County J. ©. Sheppard Dan Hutt Covonessman Love

Reform measures spark protests and local notices

A compilation of local items notes opposition to a government reform bill urging postal-card protests to Congressman Vandiver and Senators West and Wockrell. It also covers Judge Millar seeking deputy revenue collector, Miss Katie Reilly visiting, a child with spinal meningitis, Ed Beck visiting, and Deputy L. B. Thomason's reappointment amid Missouri political shifts.

Loud Vandiver West Wockrell Cape

January Notes From THAIN Church and Trade

Our Correspondents report January as an exception month with improving sick. Dr. Pieper and O J Snider visited merchants, with Robert Fischer repainting our new church then finishing a merchant dwelling. Rev Pinnell conducts meetings at Palmore chapel with Rev Nuker as assistant.

O. J. Snider Pieper Latesville Robert Fischer Marble Hill Li. L. Pinnell Palmore Chapel Frederick Nuker Lowndes Stannch General Baptists Union I Hindman Our Town D. C Myer

Local News and School Notes From Around Drum Area

Health reports are posted for residents including David Miller hauling logs and Charlie Cunningham ill. Two of Tom Scott’s sons have pneumonia, ie Wilson also ill, Johnny Wample absent from school. School closes February 22 with expectations of a good time. Miss Lottie Crump returns after illness. Mr. Zimmerman near Advance buys hogs. A visit by J Ht Chestner and Grover near Scopus. An entertainment is planned at Behwperville school February 14. Eva Winohowtor died February 4, leaving a brother and many friends to mourn.

David Miller Willie Thie Mr. Randing Drum Preparatory Charlie Cunningham Tom Scott Ie Wilson Johnny Wample Lottie Crump Mr. Zimmerman Wwe J. Ht Cheatner Grover Ofj J. Chestner Scopus Banday Mia Eva Winohowtor

Union Ridge Neighbors Share News and Advice

Community notes from Zalma detail births and health, with a girl born to J A1 Yount and J P Weat, plus local visits, church attendance, and farm activity. A featured "dont's" list offers guidance for young women, while items mention postmaster changes, school purchases, and nearby travel.

Cape Democrats Gol Thode Mann Sell Byrd Farm

Cape Democrats Gol Thode Mann of Jackson sold the Byrd farm for 616,000. The buyer paid about 1,000 for the farm a year ago. The record notes reflect a future guide and mentions an advertiser with unclear wording.

Cape Democrats Gol, Thodemann Jackson Byrd Farm

West Virginia tale ends in tragedy at Keystone dance

A Keystone dance ends in tragedy when Vance Vaughan steps on Laura Snapp’s toes and she draws a small revolver, shooting him. Vaughan is jailed, while Snapp reportedly says she was glad she acted.

West Virginia Keystone Vance Vaughan Laura Snapp

Unscrupulous Debt Lessons at Tent Meeting

A preacher hosts a tent gathering by posing debt questions to the congregation. Those who pay are urged to stand, while the nonpaying sit. An elderly member replies in Archaic speech about how debts affect him, provoking further speech about owed sums and consequences. The scene ends with voices insisting people settle loans.

Publication Notice in Bollinger Circuit Court

In the Bollinger County circuit court a notice by publication is issued in a case State of Missouri v Charles A Meeke. The petition seeks enforcement of a state lien on specified Foal property in section 22 township 32 north range 9 east and requires Meeke to answer by the next term or face default. The notice, published as required, names court officials and dates in Missouri.

John Rolens W. K. Chandler John Rollins State of Missouri Anid County Yla Gun and Holawo Marble Hill M. Surry Circuit Court Bolling R County Hienay M. Sum W.K. Cranonen Plaintif State of Missouri Charles A. Meeke W.K. Chandler Misanuri Cui Wen Quantter Charlen A. Mechebo Marble Auld County Hiway Maer Jamal

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