06 Jan 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
1
A sprawling, error-ridden narrative blends a romantic intrigue with public notices and local crimes. It weaves characters, storms of social events, court-like rights, and a chaotic stream of names, places, and dates, reflecting a newspaper page dense with disparate excerpts and reports.
A fragmentary, forceful argument defends a ship subsidy against antisubidy agitation. It asserts that drainage and flood-control schemes affect waterways and river overflows, warns political manipulation risks, and contends the subsidy plan would not worsen sediment problems while stressing ongoing flood-relief concerns.
The text notes how tariff for revenue and state rights surfaced in the Massachusetts election with Democratic and Republican positions. It references Gov Francis and observers linking tariff policy to broader Republican aims and suggests the political split risked misreading the electorate, while a mass of green trees is mentioned as an odd aside.
A fragment hints at a cheerful lesson titled Now, Ute teys. The teacher beams at children and asks what reason can be given for Freansh tye Pepee and Lingatye Uae. A town offered the year 48 sail Toons with a response Not ta get atone.
Census notice requires all applicants for enumerator positions in the Thirteenth Decennial Census to file with their local supervisor by January 25. Between January 25 and February 5, supervisors will mail testing location cards for February 5 in all 90 districts. Census Director Durand urges qualified applicants not to fear the process and notes test eligibility for those with average public-school education.
Hardware dealer HW A. Clark announces stock transfer to Mr. C. A. Walker. He invites customers to support Walker, noting Walker’s long tenure in the hardware and implement business and promising goods meeting patrons’ approval. Letter ends with thanks and regards from Lutesville.
A speaker emphasizes personal interest in drainage of low lands and urges practical plans. He distinguishes between drainage brought by local district residents to improve their own land and other approaches. The statement supports cautious, district-based drainage efforts aligned with land cultivation.
A sale notice promotes a massive reference work titled the greatest compendium of exact useful information. It claims universal usefulness for merchants farmers laborers and households and lists publishers in New York City and Pittsburgh with promotional rhetoric.
The January Womans World highlights include Rex Beach, famed for The Spoilers and The Barrier, noted for his literary fortune and new writing projects. The column mentions readers in the Pardee Rate area will enjoy reading and the new item of household interest.
Government to hold nationwide examinations for Railway Mail Clerks and other positions including Custom House Clerks Stenographers Bookkeepers and Departmental Clerks. Thousands of appointments expected. Men and women over 18 in any country may apply and receive instruction and information by writing to the Bureau of Instruction 40 Hamlin Building Rochester NY.
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