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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1900
Page
1
A garbled, fragmentary column discusses President McKinley's invitation to a grave ceremony, mixed with partisan debate and references to the 19th century political scene. It mentions Bowdin’s sons, farmers, labor, and party lines, with vivid but chaotic anecdotes and quotations from a Democratic paper.
A New York Sun excerpt portrays a worker who concentrates on today’s labor, excels in the present task, and ensures thorough completion. The piece praises his thorough search for every final detail and his pride in a job well done, with pay matching his effort.
The readable text is garbled and incomplete, lacking coherent events or identities to summarize into a factual news item. No distinct persons, places, or actions emerge to anchor a stand-alone card.
A garbled OCR passage describes a chaotic scene with arrests, field dressing gear, and a front line medical effort. It references a court action, captures, and wounded soldiers, plus notes on engagement dynamics and improvised battlefield medical practices. Named entities are sparse due to text quality.
An excerpted fictional or satirical piece portrays the 1900 presidential race with sweeping questions of policy and national motives, noting public information through media and the emerging role of newspapers in shaping opinion. It reflects on historical context and the imagined discourse around campaigns and public figures.
A torn and unreadable OCR fragment lists numerous names, places, and events with many garbled words. It mentions individuals such as D L Shell G W Fowler Time Crites J W Ford and family and references a sermon at Union Will nat Sands and other assorted items across town. The text is largely indecipherable and mixes personal notices with stray phrases.
The passage presents a stream of fragmented phrases and misread names, touching on education, intellect, aging, and social life. It weaves in disjointed references to figures like Hinersen and Pope Thomas, with scattered commentary on wisdom, society, and literary style, all in a dense, era-like prose.
Take the Iron Mountain Route to St Louis. The North and East Connections meet in Union Station at St Louis with through trains. Express service to Cincinnati Chicago Louisville Cleveland Jovinnapolis Detroit Hasidio New York Boston Philadelphia Washington and all principal eastern cities. Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars and free Reclining Chair Cars included.
The Spring Term of the Sedvewickville Academy and Training School begins March 9, 1900, lasting at least twelve weeks. New classes for teachers, Tuition Academic and Training departments set at $25 per month. Private board in families listed at $14 per week. Noted a growing number of teachers attending this term with anticipated profits and continued enrollment.
A fragment notes a tax sale auction linked to a buyer and mare of a listed person. It mentions a date in November and a transaction at five dollars on ebay amid unclear governance. Names and details are garbled, but the item references a property tax sale process and a bidders’ action.
Readers are urged to subscribe to the Detroit Free Press and Maine Thank Macs combination, offering two Detroit Free Press copies, The Marine Hill Press, and a Free Press year book plus an encyclopedia for $1.20. The Year Book promises 550 panels, full bindings, and exhaustive reference material for 1899, with mailings starting December 22, 18H. Limited time offers through Marble Hill, Missouri.
August Nenninger, sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri, announces a tax sale on March 15, 1900. The property described includes northwest quarter and other parts of section 36, township 32, range 6, to satisfy judgments and costs in a circuit court proceeding. The sale will take place at the north front door of the Marble Hill courthouse during the regular court term.
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