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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1903
Page
1
A long OCR fragment discusses Diyoatar and Daphers, mentions Benstor and Bathan of Labor, cites Governor Dockery’s appointees, and notes funds for Ospe Normal School and a hospital for the insane. It references W. J. Stone, a Missouri legislature session, and party clashes between Democrats and Republicans with disputed figures.
The article portrays lawmakers arguing over tariffs and measures to shield industries from competition and monopolies. It notes opposition to any legislation that could threaten established protections and warns of political pressure from production and transportation interests. The piece also includes a testimonial from W. C. Williamson of Ambrose, Ohio, praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for lambago relief.
A scientific discovery claims Kodol does for the stomach what it cannot do alone by itself. It supplies the natural digestive juices and relaxes nervous tension while inflamed stomach tissue rests. Kodol digests food and helps the stomach and digestive organs convert meals into rich red blood.
A 1.25 offer bundles The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and The Commoner for a year with Tax Papers. Advertises low rates for new and renewal subscriptions calling at marble hill missouri. Also recounts a testimonial about One Minute Cough Cure curing croup in a Chester Michigan child.
County Court met Monday December 2 1902 with full attendance. Proceedings include Rebecca Gordam’s immediate relief $10 approved and official bond of H A Tallent. School fund bond $250 approved for J J Cheatner principal. various tax and assessment adjustments and strike offs. swamp land petent for James B R Stepp. election costs allocations for state board reconciliation. several small fee allowances for court and election expenditures.
A verse recalling winter hearth charm and old home comforts as firelight and singing crickets evoke memories of happier times. The writer notes wealth’s trappings pale beside the music and warmth of a simple blaze, recalling Isiaure and castle fantasies. Source attributed to B. H. Tarr in St. Louis Christian Advocate.
Bethel news notes scarce money for another month, school status unclear, corn still being gathered by farmers, and residents joke about rabbits and holidays. George Brown whitewashes woods with tar bolts while Jeane Shell treats holidays with rabbit hunts. Local youth enjoyed a social Saturday night.
Arrivest too late for last week. Phriemas passed off quietly. Adee Gescies for restrains and quiet observance at Friendship Chapel with unclear context and missing details.
Health is good as residents return home from Cape Girerdeau. New Year gatherings kept spirits high with parties on Parr's ridge and a birthday celebration by TM Leming. W H Besa visited Rev T B Shelton and TM Leming. a minor factory-town skirmish injured Boone. Uncertainty over who will lead the Buchanan post office. Local weather remains unsettled.
Huskey family and neighbors report Christmas visitations and local happenings. A new schoolhouse roof is near completion and the building will soon be painted. Students have holidays, hunting rabbits, and skating as weather permits. Residents including Oscar Haskey and Rev Bishop travel between Glen Allen Latesville and Neeleys Landing during the holidays.
Fragmentary verse fragment appears in Macy M. Carrier's Will Oualoten's Every Where for Deve, with garbled lines about dawn, temptation, and entering the day. The text seems a poetical meditation on overcoming urge, morning light, and moral resolve.
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