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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1906
Page
5
The report notes that many farmers cannot operate fully and turn to butter for cash. It discusses cooperative creameries amid a dairy sentiment, urging cows and separators, with cost figures per pound and annual quantities. M. Wasunvuan, State Dairy Commissioner, cautions that building is unwise with insufficient cow supply.
The Missouri State Board of Agriculture and partners announce a corn contest for boys tied to the 1907 State Corn Show in Columbia during the second week of January. Two age classes offer about 16 or 20 premiums each. top prize may reach $20 in cash. Entry details, seed guidance, and rule copies are available via Prof. M. F. Miller in Columbia.
This lodge mourns the death of Brother P. T. Peak on January 24, 1006 and resolves that he was a devoted husband and father, a faithful lodge member, and an upright citizen. It pledges heartfelt sympathy to his widow and children and to the community, and orders copies of the resolutions placed on records and sent to the family.
An old newspaper ad promotes a free colored portrait titled The Departure of the Bride from the Home of Washington. Readers who pay for a year of the Twice-A-Week Republic in St. Louis receive a sixteen color reproduction, Ferris artwork, 24 by 28 inches, on heavy paper. The deal highlights artistic merit and American interest.
Voters will choose candidates for Congress and related Congressional committees as provided in the election rules, with focus on party nominations and to fill open seats. The article notes the selection process and eligibility requirements for participating voters.
The Dunklin Democrat reports respected residents among plaintiffs including McManama and Charley Williams of Glen Allen, noting three have been teaching while entering school Tuesday as part of a civic update.
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