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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1906
Page
1
The text discusses Nebraska political friction over primaries versus conventions, factional splits in the state, and calls for orderly date decisions. It notes broader U S political shifts, land issues, and public notices about elections and governance. The passage also mentions Missouri politics, land schemes, and public utilities developments impacting voters.
A fragmented town column reports Nora and Mary Haw a visiting Synod at the Cave Monday. Miss Nellie Lutes traveled to Desloge, and E Hawn with cousin Columbia Hawn visited W A Lates. Marble Hill church attendance noted, Loyd relatives mentioned, and warm seasonal greetings end the brief item.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention the Venables and Cherlie Acob visiting during the holidays and attending a burial of Mr. Robins child Ey Collector W. B. Yourt and daughter visiting the father’s home. Friday and Sunday visits and a Fredericktown trip are referenced with several unclear proper names.
The board of trustees of W. M. College met at Rosemont Hall Wednesday morning. Daisy Dickerman Caidhills AG Manasttt of Cone go and Mrs Mae Grant spent vacation at home at Alma. The text notes a surprise party for Prof and Mrs Hender and lists several pupils including Mildred, Gal, Clay Morgan, Walter Cobble, I. C. Corse, and others.
After a one week absence Tallent announces return with news budget under Fulton Zimmerman management. Mentions Mr Gibbs and A J Gibbs of Glen Allen and W G Kitches as well as Misses Laare Bifie Yount.
Misses Sallie and Withe Kitchen hosted guests last Monday night, with William Graner and Amands Trentlam among those awaiting. The note mentions Christmas festivities, visits, school activity, a bridge accident near Plymouth Rock, and the death of Mrs. Withener, reflecting a tight knit rural town's holiday week.
Fragmentary text mentions Aleppie Pie Ridge and sparse items, no clear event, date, or organization. Summary emphasizes uncertainty and minimal readable facts from the clipped page.
William Bryan departs San Francisco on September 27 to circumnavigate the globe. He plans to send letters from Hawaii, China, the Philippines, India, Australia, New Zealand, Egypt, Palestine, Greece, Turkey, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Germany, France, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Russia, Holland, and the British Isles for The Commoner. Readers are urged to subscribe to read his observations.
The piece notes remarks by a janitor editor at a convention about supporting journalism. He argues timely payment keeps editors from starvation, financing through advertising prevents bankruptcy, and readers should spread news boldly to lift editor morale.
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