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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
4
Aik lenor to dee Both expresses a firm stance against accepting a commission at the Tatts of Tlerby Phadlew stating a positive refusal. The remark highlights a personal decision on official duties within the organization.
A Washington corresp analyzes Taft's Lincoln Day speech and the GOP's shaky standing. It cites Kansas City Star and multiple papers noting defections, tremors in the party, and fears Taft cannot win east or west. Roosevelt emerges as a possible challenger if popular support sinks further.
A fragmentary 19th century gossip item discusses Governor Polk and Senator Stone amid a Missouri governorship and national appointments debate. It references internal party rifts, alleged influence over nominations, and scrutiny of diplomatic postings, including Knox, Burton, and other figures, in a scornful, partisan voice.
The court approved numerous county expenditures and salaries across road districts, schools, and county offices. Payments included care of paupers, hospital advances, office supplies, and road labor. road petition approvals and highway engineer reports were filed. several overseers and bonds were appointed for 1910 road districts and a grand jury was named for March term.
Judge P M Wells allowed eight days and salary while Judge OF and R Kirkpatrick each received 900 pounds for salary and mileage. Judge Henry Mungle also approved with salary and mileage. The matter was adjourned to March 1.
Farm Progress of Lowla Missouri promotes a subscription offer promising six inch solid ciberoid spoons as premiums. The ad claims durability and a household appeal while inviting readers to mail for one year or two year subscriptions and to share the offer with neighbors. It provides an address to send replies.
A fragmentary notice advertises canning factories for sale with unclear pricing and items. It mentions lowrate terms and possible bids in vague currency, with distorted names and places making precise details unreadable. The readable portions hint at manufacturing auctions and potential buyers.
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