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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1909
Page
2
Marble Hill Press, Hill and Chandler, publishers at Marble Hill, promote local reading materials and printing services. The listing highlights the Marble Hill firm’s name, location, and role in the community’s print industry.
A garbled NORTHERN MISSOURI item mentions ideas about cheetouts and opth, EnglishPrime Minister, German airship plans, and Austro-Hungarian finances. It notes Indiana premiers, kingly power, and maintenance costs of monarchy with references to battleships and revenues to fund a regime.
Fragmented text discusses inferred dangers surrounding a business operation. It references Renard, Wig Beg, and Gomea with speculative percentages and phrases like hazardous and “hazardous business.” The passage hints at testimonies about safety risks and potential risks to the public.
The readable fragments describe various schemes linked to public works and a large canal project. References include Glasgow or Glas, a corporation, a battleship canal concept, and a crossing between Ford and the iyde, with costs mentioned in odd figures. The passage is fragmented and lacks coherent details.
A Matauroat newspaper notes a new approach to irrigation using a Rio Grande vestry system to rerigitate versus the older dome method. A Sevick pump with 16,0 valves, cabbix on a W4 foxt lift, operated at a fuel cost of 624 rents per hour. In New Jersey an effort aims to restore life to a next victim of electricity, with debate over the efficacy of electric treatment for health.
Article notes that there is no national law forbidding US arms or city insignia in advertising, but the patent commissioner will not register trade marks containing national or state shields. It also references a Paris Good Roads Congress finding limits on automobile impact on roads and hints at wider Latin American governance issues with Cuban rule and a $1.5 million transfer to a new native administration.
A New York young woman who avidly followed the presidential race explained her excitement by saying she would marry a certain young man if Taft won and, if Bryan won, the man would marry her. The note appears on a plate caption.
In Australia the term grafters is noted as praising hard work, with graft meaning to strive. The piece traces the origin of that sense and contrasts it with the broader usage in this country, where graft denotes public plunder and corruption.
A plan is under consideration to use electric power for locomotion on trains crossing the Rockies. The steam engine has fostered vast transcontinental traffic but may soon be eclipsed by electric motive power.
Twenty years for two men convicted of Captain Rankin's murder. Extreme penalties imposed as judges seek mercy and consider new trials. Names and details blur in the fractured OCR, but the core decision upholds long terms with potential appeals noted.
A damaged OCR recounts a looming paper famine as wood pulp shortages press publishers and printers. It notes strikes and supply cuts, warning of price increases and the need for a standard newspaper fee to stabilize the industry. Names and places are unclear due to text garbling.
In Washington a formal debutante event highlights Miss Roosevelt, the daughter of Mrs Roosevelt, with a second dance following a reception. A prior dinner accommodated about thirty guests before the 10 o clock start, marking a society occasion of the season.
Daniel J. Mooney, former president of the coachmen's union, committed suicide by poison Friday night in Boston. Once a driver for President Roosevelt and for Prince Henry of Prussia, Mooney had recently been out of work.
Sterling reports that Cole mistakenly identified Henry W. Tucker, a prominent two months married Tanch contractor, and his bride, as robbers. Karl Tsechardi, a Russian farmer, fired Friday evening near TM with a double barreled shotgun, killing Mrs. Tucker instantly and seriously wounding the husband.
In Oklahoma City George Johnson and Samuel Howard, leading Elkit citizens, fought a pistol duel in the street Friday. Both men were killed, Johnson instantly and Howard shortly after in his wife's arms. Bystanders say the cause is unknown. They met near an alley mouth and began firing without provocation.
Fire at the Baldwin theater and adjacent buildings on St Louis street caused an estimated $200000 in damages. Opie Read attended the Baldwin showing and was among guests forced to evacuate the Colonial Hotel as flames threatened the block. Fire officials noted winds spread embers and residents fought flames with buckets. the Colonial Hotel survived as a fireproof structure.
Florence Maybrick, who served fifteen years in an English prison for poisoning her husband, is engaged to marry Charles L. Wagner, secretary of a lyceum bureau, with the announcement issued by J H McCracken of Atlantan bureau. The wedding is expected soon. In Constantinople the sultan plans to host a visit by Turkish naval officers and his son to invite the American rear admiral, marking the first foreign fleet visit since the revolution and signaling a cooperative tone amid tensions with the United States.
A Trenton suspect, Ralph Jones also known as Rollo Parker, held on a gery charge after escaping jail here and in Mexico Missouri. He confessed Thursday night to being a patient at an insane hospital in Chicago, with telegrams from Chicago supporting the claim. Local authorities plan to resist his removal from the city.
Wellesley Mass At the start of the new year term Wellesley College enacts chaperonage rules with a campus curfew 6 45 p m for girls on campus and an 10 p m outdoor out until policy. Chaperons to be chosen from an official list.
The Hague notified Holland that the decree rescinding the exequaturs of Dutch consuls was withdrawn and that new credentials had been issued to all former Dutch consuls. The move effectively removes the final barrier to reestablishing diplomatic relations with Venezuela.
The body of Lieut. Foertach pilot of the Hergesell balloon, lost in the North Sea during the International races last October, was retrieved Friday by the trawler Orton crew. The corpse was transported to Hamburg.
The metropolitan of Belgrade preached at the cathedral urging believers to aid brethren in their fight for independence, saying none should shrink from the risk of life and fortune in the cause. The message framed liberty as a shared duty and call to action for supporters.
A gendarmerie patrol near Strebnice in Bosnia was shot at from the Servian bank of the Drina. The patrol returned fire and apparently wounded one aggressor.
Lieutenant Goujarde of the Cuirassiers files a divorce suit in Champagny linking Wilbur Wright to the case. Wright, famed American aeroplane pioneer, had early French experiments near Avours and later flights at Le Mans. Mrs Goujarde, an aviation enthusiast, has been seen among aeronautical spectators.
San Francisco police sergeant Anton Nolting was fatally shot early Friday while trying to disperse a drunken crowd on Commercial street. He was knocked down, recovered, and began drawing his revolver when one assailant fired twice.
Five Frenchmen who left Stony Plain for the MacLeod river three days ago were found frozen to death three miles west of the Nine Mile Hoague on the Grand Trunk Pacific railway survey. The incident occurred during harsh winter conditions as the group traversed near Edmonton.
Guthrie Oklahoma offers a $500 reward for Ezra Kevin charged with filing Deputy Sheriff. F Mulligan of Clmarrot county reports the incident on the night of January 7.
A congressional committee’s sharp report rebukes President Howe for accusing members of Congress of fear of the secret service. The House deflects the complaint, calling parts of the annual message unjustified and baseless and votes 127 to rebuke the president for his remarks. The scene includes White House messages and heated exchange on privileges as lawmakers uphold the chamber’s authority.
Augusta report on general conditions of child labor in the South presented by A. J. McKelway secretary of the National Child Labor Law committee. He concluded that Southern statutes fit conditions yet enforcement is lax and not well enforced.
Assistant Secretary Winthrop of the treasury approved the site for the Concordia Kansas federal building at the northwest corner of Washington and Seventh streets. The property price is fixed at 75000 dollars.
A fire in Shreveport Louisiana destroyed a block of business houses at Coshush atta erasing much of the business district. Total damage is estimated at 25 000 dollars.
A writer argues for Western Canada as a land option, comparing climate, soil, and prices to Minnesota Iowa and the Dakotas. He asserts land values are rising, and urges relocation for livelihood and opportunity, noting social conditions and potential gains.
A quirky courtroom exchange unfolds as a planet themed case leads to odd declarations about a dog breed and a village scandal. The judge intervenes as witnesses describe a strange procession, a prophet-like statement, and a local creature tied to festival lore.
The note portrays a rough, rustic scene with Mrs Murphy and Timmy returning home as a fight ends and a payment dispute arises. It hints at a domestic tension over unpaid wages or dues and a strained household mood.
A reader extols Grape Nuts with milk as a miracle for regained strength describe a wife who improved after months of poor health. The testimonial claims she became rosy and plump again, likening her to a girl of sixteen, and cites Postum Co Battle Creek as the source.
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