19 Feb 1902
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1902
Page
1
In 1900 Missouri comments critique party bosses and factional leaders Clark and Broneteres as dangers to unity. The piece argues against strife generated to influence nominations and legislative seats, warning that continued partisan pressure could harm Democratic prospects and public interest.
A lengthy piece lampoons the vast profits claimed by bankers and promoters. It cites J Pierpont Morgan’s high earnings and a New York bank dividend surge, questioning the legality and fairness of wealth from organizing trusts. It argues such gains might reflect power or necessity in national guidance.
The text appears as a fragmented quotation about governance and the duties of the commoner. It discusses that governance rests upon content and that rewards of society should be as near as possible to those who serve the commoner. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear attribution or context.
Fragmented commentary on Roosevelt and Pan American Conference turmoil cites secretive talks and tariff concessions. It notes Germany and Russia influence, Native American and legislative intrigue, and the push for reform in New York politics amid high federal employment costs.
Rev. Iir B Hicks, healthy and active, debuts a celebrated Almanac and a journal reformatted into international prominence. For a quarter of a century his forecast guidance has shaped planting choices saving crops and supporting the American public. His eight page Almanac costs 5 cents and a deluxe family issue is one dollar, with orders directed to Send Woman Wonks at 3704 Lycugt St, St Louis, Me.
A garbled OCR page fragment lists local names and events in a Southern town. It mentions residents like Noah Kitchen and William Beers, educational notes about professors and schools, farm updates, and household items. The writing mixes personal notes, weather hints, and community activity with many unreadable words.
The health of the community is described as good and weather fine for winter. Dr G A Statler is recovering well from drug compounding. A horse buyer removed several fine horses from one stable last week. An elocutionary entertainment at the Academie hall featured Charles H Wilhwma, praised as the town’s best elocutionist, drawing positive response from attendees.
Winters and James of Latesville join community events while Henderahen woman Fred chosen jadien MOQL of pleasant trip. Prof. Charles H. Williams directs entertainment with Mr Williams praised as a young man of rare ability. Miss Hattie Williams, a teacher near Zalma, returns home and plans to join a school soon. Society meets Friday night with a good program. Narr Bumpo.
Winter weather grips the area as boys chase rabbits while some townsfolk report job changes. Robert L Fulbright moved to Davyleat sim mer and plans to quit blacksmithing for railroading. Turner Smith of Daisy visited relatives, T B Dram returns from Marble Hill, Mrs Bistnberg dies at 66 with interment at Sedge wickville cemetery. Academy shows progress with new pupils. Pink Carothers had town business while W S Smith family visits Dr Dalton of Patton.
Rough weather and community notes recount Mrs. Risenberg's funeral in Sedgewickville on February 6 with attendees braving conditions. Mentions of ill health, betterments, social events, and local farming life reflect a small town scene in Cape County.
The county committees will meet in February as Cape Girardeau plans a ten thousand dollar temple in De Boro and a Dunklin county rail from Kennedyt to Muldun with capitalization of 280000. Deaths include Hijjah Knoh from Bright's disease on February 7. P V Raul, former Bollinger citizen, seeks Probate judge nomination in Madison county. Southeast Missouri Odd Fellows plan April Charleston celebration. Dr J D Murphy dies in Des Moines Iowa. Rev S L Bowman fills appointments. Fire prevention efforts urged by Cape Girardeau business men. Four wrecks on the Troy Mountain road February 10 injuring Engineer Blanton. next day a Gulpha Ark wreck injures conductor Cox. A Wright riot at New Madrid ends with mob hanging him. Mining company directors plan lead drilling in the lead belt. drilling ready to ship. plans for coal bore in county noted.
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