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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1914
Page
4
The passage thanks cor respondents for timely items at the start of the week and acknowledges their help in preparing the paper. It wishes readers peace and prosperity in the year of grace 1914, noting rain and sorrow for happiness.
Wisconsin Senator La Follette leads a Progressive bloc voting aye on banking reform, amid editorial praise and partisan warning. The New York World lauds his career while critics debate President Wilson’s policies, the Aldrich plan, and Wall Street influence on currency legislation. Senator Weeks supports the Glass Owen bill, denying inflation fears and rebutting Root’s arguments.
Senator Weeks said the proposed emergency notes cannot exit or be recalled, noting that there is no circulation with as many safeguards as described. The Portland Oregon Journal reports his remark on the issue's unresolved exit and safeguards.
In a rural note from Bollinger County the writer describes Chestner and Hill raising hogs near the hill country, killing six hogs aged about a month, yielding 52 gallons of lard and 85 pounds of sausage and other items. The letter ends with holiday wishes and mentions a separate cover from Cotton Exchange Bank offering helpful goods for the year.
Lutesville residents share holiday travels and greetings with many visiting relatives from St Louis Cape Girardeau and Jackson. Local folks including Mrs Pierce Mr Elfrank and families are noted as unwell or visiting, with Christmas eve programs and K O T M lodge elections shaping town activities.
Floyd C Fowler of Swinton, Stoddard County, born July 26 1911, died November 28 1915 at age two years four months and two days. The brief obituary recalls the child’s illness endured with patience, mourns his loss, and expresses faith in meeting him in Heaven. Parents Mores note their sorrow and gratitude for aid given.
Jackson Land Company advertises 13109 acres for sale all in cultivation except 10 acres in fine timber. The land lies three sites northwest of Jackson on a fern site and offers substantial cultivation and timber potential.
Best roads in the county. 50 acres of fine creek bottom with good buildings and well water. Price 70 per acre. No. 14. 131 acres overlooking Jackson with 7 room house, large barn, 3 springs and 10 acres of timber. 46 per acre. No. 120. 160 acres of Whitewater bottom mostly cultivated, excellent corn farm at 45 per acre. No. 122. 219.5 acres south of Millerville with 160 acres cultivated, 2 houses, 4 large barns, water and timber. Creek bottom soil, ideal for stock farm. 60 per acre. No. 126. 120 acres north of Pocahontas on New Wells road, 15 acres uncultivated, 8 room house, light plant, bath, garden, orchard, spring. 65 per acre. Packtica Land Co.
Notice announces the Bank of Zalma shareholders meeting at the Zalma banking house in Bolinger County Missouri on Monday January 4 1914 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. to elect five directors and transact other business as proposed. Charles King president and cashiers sign off dated December 24 105.
Estes Brothers advertise a large stock on hand with urgent sale so customers should not miss the goods. They announce an upcoming shipment of American Special Fence Wire and promise it at a very low figure. They promote $63 Long Farm Wagons for a Cream Separator and recommend trying a DeLaval. They note 21 sales already this year and provide Advance Phone 21.
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