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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1910

Page

4

Congress urged to scrutinize ship subsidy scheme

A terse note argues the ship subsidy issue deserves focused attention from the Democratic leaders in Congress, signaling opposition to diversion from a river and harbor type bill. The remark implies the matter will be prioritized in legislative debate.

Congress

Turbulent Missouri Politics and a Postmaster Contention

An political front in Missouri centers on Fredericktown postmaster appointment with Democrats and Republicans trading barbs. The piece notes Zeke Sample seeks another term, backed by Benson Cahoon and allies, while Reuben Albert and younger Cahoon supporters vie. It frames campaign tensions as part of a broader congressional contest and party maneuvering in the Sixth district.

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Robbery, corruption and politics echo in Missouri notes

Patchy OCR recounts a gun murder linked to a Chicago officer, a New Year saloon raid, and a vast train robbery. It roams through party infighting in Missouri, poetical asides on press and politics, and a critique of business influence on government.

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Confederate veteran chosen as honorary U S Senator

The St Louis Star notes Mississippi Governor appointing a very old Confederate veteran to an honorary U S Senate post lasting weeks, a reward few expect to complete a full term. The Nevada State Hospital incident prompts calls for humane treatment as watchdogs cite long abuses.

Mississippi United States St. Louis

Annapolis Naval Academy midshipman vacancies offered

Congressman Conganas notes two principals and several alternates to fill midshipmen places at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis Maryland. Applicants must be 17 to 21, unmarried, in good health, and pass a demanding examination in spelling arithmetic grammar geography history algebra and geometry. Full details and specimen questions provided on request to Polit Elving M. C. Washington, D. C.

Ti Conganas United States Naval Academy Annapolis Maryland Oddone Artie Ani United States Polit Elving M. C Washington

Commissioners Appointed in River Drainage Case

Judge Sheppard presided as commissioners were appointed for the river drainage district near Doniphan. The River Drainage Company and various attorneys argued over power and boundaries with opposition from Laws Houck and Senator Dram. Frisco and Cotton Belt railroad lawyers contended a pending Court of Appeals case blocks appointment and that the plans had changed from their original form.

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Wet in keeping with the original plans echoed

Cape Girardeau Republican notes a debate on wet versus dry in large cities, citing weekend events and public sentiment. It discusses prohibition, party stances, and potential shifts as voters weigh liquor policies amid political pressure. The piece mentions cities like St Louis and Chicago with references to local officials and ballots.

Cape Girardean Republican

Fragmentary note hints at family decisions and names

A garbled excerpt shows a family scene with a mother, a governess or maid, and several named individuals. The text suggests decisions or guidance within the abbey setting, mentioning Wille, Lien, Leema Tyee, and William Ree, but many words are unclear.

The Rule of Three Riddle and Its Confusing Lines

A fragmented OCR style text presents a garbled riddle titled The Rule of Three. It references ar, Sotet, eer gene and asks about Aimit We the Ree ot Three with mentions of gel Ashes and 9 leet. Includes garbled phrases about a color, prints, and a vowed life with a "Bile" and an older maid.

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Regulate the Bowels With Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills

A reader from LeRoy Illinois describes relief from long standing constipation after trying many remedies. She credits Dr Miles Nerve and Liver Pills as effective and reliable.

Dr. Miles

Nerve and Liver Pills Promise Gentle Regularity

Nerve and Liver Pills simply cause the bowels to move in a normal manner without griping. They are widely used by women and children. The longer they are taken the less are needed as natural conditions restore themselves. Sold by druggists everywhere with a money back guarantee from Miles Medical Co. Elkhart Ind.

Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind

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