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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1914
Page
4
The article notes debates over immigration reform including literacy tests and exclusion chances, with parties split on language requirements. It discusses treaties facing ratification amid calls for universal peace, plus a push to fund local education drives and civic support across counties.
A movement aims to send one boy from each Missouri county to the University of Missouri College of Agriculture for one year. The plan originated with the St. Louis Republic and is being taken up by newspapers across the state.
A collection of brief items touches on Wall Street chatter and Wall Street Journal notes, various national business opinions, and local life. The piece mentions John Lind and a peace prize rumor, Kodak trust exposure, shoe pricing debates, and public road campaigns alongside a flood of local names, births, visits, and personal updates from February events.
The Patton column covers varied weather, a fatality, and local events. Milton McCormick dies after a brief illness. funeral in Patton cemetery. James Fulton buys farm on Little Whitewater. School poultry class at the Normal School tests incubators and chick development, with notes on equipment and brooders in Girardeau.
The death of our beloved friend Theodore Sparks occurred at Ahlaso Oklahoma on February 1, 1914. He leaves a widow and nine children. He suffered heart trouble and was sick only a short time. He was 65 years and 7 days old. One by one our loved ones cross to that undiscovered country from whose bourne no traveller returns. AD.
Laflin resident declares intent to resume activities after a long rest as winter weather brings cold, with no fine snow on Tuesday morning and an outlook of continued wintry conditions.
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