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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1909
Page
4
The initial estimate of 145000000 has swollen as engineers now place the cost at no less than 3500000000, with reserve to adjust further. The figures provoke taxpayer concern over the project’s mounting expenses.
The piece argues about direct popular election of senators, guaranteed banks, and limits on certain injunctions. It notes Bryan’s historical place in shaping reforms and his influence on laws pushed through Congress, framing his role against current presidential actions.
Gen E M Weaver reports the Missouri National Guard includes 205 officers and 2871 enlisted men. Citizens of St Louis provided a fine armory for the First Infantry. Armories generally lack proper storage and drill space. Steps are under way to secure a large armory for Kansas City.
Reports show a harrowing earthquake last week devastating Sietly and Italy, claiming around 200000 lives and causing immense property loss. The catastrophe abruptly ended many lives, transforming once thriving towns into scenes of death and ruin as global aid pours in.
Independence Examiner warns young men in Jackson County against pursuing deputyships and political office for pay. It cautions that even with a salary, ambitions may ruin you by tempting moral compromise. urges studying recent history of one-term officeholders to see the potential consequences.
The dispatch reports William Jennings Bryan era remarks from Philadelphia on December 24 1912. Bevan expresses reluctance to run for office again while remaining active in politics for about twenty years. He pledges to oppose efforts to republicanize the Democratic Party and voices support for the Denver platform amid Democratic voters.
A fragment reflecting on actions taken and new light on choices since then. It notes that while changes have appeared, the speaker believes they acted correctly at the time. The tone suggests reassurance and accountability for past decisions.
The New York Evening Post mirrors sarcasm in reaction to Roosevelt’s annual message to Congress. It cites British outlets miscalling the address a “beautiful dren” and ridicules editors for parading biases while praising the virtues of American journalism and public service.
The St Joseph Observer protests Republican moves to unseat Democrats after election. It argues Stone and Painter won decisively at the polls, condemns contests spurred by Republican leaders, cites Kirksville and St Clair county cases, and urges Missouri lawmakers to honor the electoral verdict and reject trumped up technicalities.
Marble Hill resident N Yount of Lutesville Missouri testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved backache and kidney pain after several spells. He reports no backache since using them and urges others with kidney trouble to try the remedy sold by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, with Doan's as the brand name.
Trustee F M Watts will sell at public auction on a Saturday in January 18 at the north door of the Bollinger county courthouse in Marble Hill to satisfy an overdue note secured by a deed of trust. The property includes parts of the north half of the northwest quarter of section 19 and the south half of lot No 1 of the southwest quarter of section 15, totaling about 87 acres, in Bollinger county Missouri.
Order of publication in the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri March Term 1900. Plaintiff John W Conran seeks a divorce from Alice Corgan on grounds of abandonment since March 1807. Defendant not a resident. publication ordered in The Marble Hill Press. Marble Hill Missouri December 1908.
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