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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1900
Page
1
Toe Parss notes indebtedness to Mann & Co publishers of Scientific America and highlights Hon W D Vandiver as a trusted Bollinger County leader. Vandiver_need introduction speaks to public esteem, with many good reasons given for his nomination.
The piece attacks trusts controlling nails glass oil and other goods while arguing the gold standard remains defended after the 1896 election. It questions money supply claims and cites Secretary of the Treasury funding banks to maintain circulation amid new mine output.
In a Kansas City to Indianapolis interview, William Jennings Bryan outlined his view that imperialism and annexation differ. He argued a homogeneous republic should not become a heterogeneous empire and supported Philippine independence rather than citizenship under U S rule.
Blane stages a decisive lead in a semifinal clearance event as officials announce a four stage sale. Rod and a local team push forward, aligning with a broader parishwide effort to clear stock.
In a House speech on June 10, 1880, Hon. A Dockery attacks President Cleveland’s monetary policy. He advocates free coinage of gold and silver, restoration of bimetallic parity, and opposition to gold-only standards and the national bank system. He supports direct election of senators and criticizes appointment practices and political patronage under Democratic administration.
The column records muddy conditions delaying farm work and notes multiple local happenings. Kilian fattened hogs Saturday while firms like J W Slinkard & Co. expanded stock. Various residents are mentioned including deputies, court attendances, tax collection, illness, travel, and a funeral for Nathan Cato, reflected in a fraternal sympathy closing.
The Farmora group joins a slate of critics challenging the Hanna Payne bill aimed at enriching Bandeard Oil and allied firms through government subsidies to Waylay corporations.
A protest from Panorama Orange No 38 Peork Il denounces a congress bill granting public subsidies to shipbuilders and urges opposition. It argues for independent grain farmer competition without government aid, favors low freights through fair competition, and calls to repeal navigation laws that bar foreign built ships from American registry.
A fragmentary guide directs entrants to advance to the inner door and rap thrice or force entry. A mythical “devil” handles alarms as visitors present their nano post office address and years owed for the paper before being admitted. The room promptingly describes awkward signing gestures and a peculiar signing action with a misread currency drop.
The piece describes Marcus Hanna as editing Republican campaign material. It predicts massive government produced literature on green rectangular paper with various figures, circulating widely and in great demand, with Hanna portrayed as unmatched in this role.
Special execution issued by the Circuit Court clerk of Bollinger County Missouri directs a sheriff sale for unpaid state county and special taxes plus interest. The parcel lies in Bollinger County and borders sections of township 32 range 8, with sale set for a Thursday in March 1000 between 9 and 5. Public notice names Daniel C. Mattingly as defendant and the State of Missouri as plaintiff.
Or cash in hand to the highest bidder. Ositiary said execution and the coats hereon. August Nenninger, Sheriff of Bollinger County. W. K. Chandler, Plaintiff's Attorney.
Readers offered a combined deal from Mannie Hunt Press and Detroit Free Press. One year of both papers plus the Free Press Year Book and Encyclopaedia for 1.20. The set includes 52 issues of Mannie Hill Press and 164 issues of Free Press, plus a 550 page Year Book with 1899 events and reference data. Publication planned for December 1899 or soon after. order by mail to Marble Hill, Missouri.
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