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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1891
Page
4
A brief 1891 newspaper snippet lists advance publication timing, price options for six months and three months, and notes that advertising rates are available on application. The legible portion emphasizes subscription terms and rate info for county readers.
The President names Henry G. Brown of Detroit to fill the U S Supreme Court vacancy caused by Justice Miller's death. The report outlines reactions from Cleveland Plain Dealer and Globe Democrat on political implications and party candidate dynamics. It notes related political commentary and a recounting of recent war atrocities before noting a Missouri Pacific Railroad appointment for Ten. Martin L. Clardy and the general attitude of Sam Priest on appointments.
The St. Louis Republic reports a 3,000,000 acre land sale in northern Mexico to fund a railway from Deming, NM to the Pacific coast. John W. Young contemplates colonizing the lands, aiming to move Mormon settlements from Utah and Oregon, with several Utah residents expected to relocate soon. Faurot withholds payment. the deal is described as a fabulous sum. Also noted: The Republic expands weekly editions to attract more subscribers at $1 yearly.
The Philadelphia Times denounces the force election bill, warning it would hire 300,000 federal partisan officials at elections and spend vast funds to reward desperadoes. It claims presidential and congressional results would be certified by paid partisans, enabling fraud and ending Republican prestige in the nation.
A fragmentary quotation criticizes farmers' vulnerability to market gambits, blaming government administration by corrupt parties for allowing speculative profiteering and continuous boons to financiers as they ride commodity cycles.
A discussion on tariff costs for English goods, Missouri wheat, and protectionist claims. The dialogue covers duties, how tariffs flow to government or manufacturers, and the claimed impact on prices. It also critiques protectionists’ stance, cites examples from iron pipe and hides, and notes broader implications for farmers and industry in Missouri.
An old Republican farmer in Illinois plans to move when Joe Cannon loses but learns there is no Democratic district to move to. The Washington Mirror recounts the tale as a cautionary bit of political humor about shifting loyalties and geographic redistricting.
W A Dunn allowed 30 for sale as school fund bond of J D Barber for 200, with W G Works and others approved. W F Kinder allowed 43 for cash to pay asylum, school fund bond of James P Limbaugh for 400, with securities approved. Revenue bond of W A Dunn as Collector with listed securities. Bond of F M Wells Clerk Co Court for 5000 with securities approved. Fee bills listed totaling 8625 21. School fund bond of J P Revelle for 125 with securities approved. Official bond of Jasper Frymire Probate Judge for 1000 with securities approved. Grand and petty juries named for March term Circuit Court. Whitewater township and other townships listed jurors. Whitewater clerk awarded 38.66 in fees. Order to send Supreme Court reports to County Clerk. John Huskey allowed 632.07. County Judges approved for the term.
Subscribers to the Weekly Republic of St. Louis will receive no papers each week during this suspension period. The notice affects all current subscribers and outlines the halt in distribution until further notice.
The Weekly Republic announces two six page sheets mailed on Tuesday and another on or near that day to deliver news one to five days earlier than any rival paper. Subscriptions stay at one dollar per year with commissions to agents. Missouri edition continues with a page weekly. Address orders to The Republic, St. Louis, Mo. If a subscriber misses an issue, it is not the paper's fault.
Notice states the partnership Slinkard & Tong is dissolved with J W Slinkard assuming all debts. Also appears probate notices for Elsa Scholl Administratrix and David K R Conrad Administrator with claims deadlines and court references in Bollinger and Columbia counties Missouri.
Administratrix Nancy Tane May announces letters of administration granted by the Prelate Court of Hollinger County Missouri to Jacob May Deceased. Creditors must present claims within one year for allowance or be barred. Claims not exhibited within two years from publication will be forever barred.
Trustee Daniel Whitener announces a trust sale of a described 40 acre property in Bollinger County Missouri due to default. The sale will occur January 10, 1901 at Marble Hill courthouse door between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm, with costs and expenses to be paid by the buyer.
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