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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
4
The text parses as a garbled historical column mixing election returns, debt notes, and policy commentary. It references Roosevelt, governance, and economic conditions while jumbling names, places, and figures, leaving a fragmentary sense of political debate and looming national issues.
In a plain tale from Ravenwood, Jeroming, a weary farmer, nails warnings to a tree to deter hunters. The notice warns trespassers will be persecuted with two mongrel dogs and a double-barrel shotgun, as he seeks relief from property damage and safety concerns. The item blends local grit with a broader note on Catholic population figures in the United States and territories.
A Washington dispatch quotes senators debating Roosevelt's veto and the executive rift. Senators discuss the presidential crisis, political maneuvering, and potential consequences as the Senate weighs actions and public sentiment. The piece notes ongoing infighting and the mood around the president's policy.
A New World article outlines a farmer’s autobiographical piece in World’s Work, praising his emphasis on family duty and thrift. It notes tales of rural life, children’s savings, and the argument that fathers must honor and guide their offspring to prevent drift from the farm or home.
Readable fragments announce a stock sale at Marlie Hill focusing on goldlorses mares mules cattle and hogs. Sellers urged to bring stock for sale and visit the venue, with unclear additional notes about timing and procedures.
A damaged historical notice references The Companion calendar and youths companion pamphlets from Berkeley Street Boston. It includes a trust deed, may 1900 dating, and a sheriff sale in Pelican or Pelithaer county scheduling on Saturday February 27 at the Martier Hill courthouse to sell the north half of the southeast quarter of section 22 township 31 range 10 east for cash to satisfy the deed of trust.
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