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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
4
In Poplar Ploff last week Hon Louis Houck and allies opposing the Greenbries drainage ditch to the Mississippi river scored the first win. An appeal was filed and a ruling begins. A Way-Back paper quotes local items about Missouri senate clerks.
A Missouri farmer and Granite City police officer died reportedly while reading newspapers at night on June 10. The Globe-Cement tone defends press duties amid claims of biased coverage and political maneuvering in St Louis.
The report outlines Missouri livestock and poultry totals from 1909 including a Hyve stick value of 126,250 858 and on the way to the furth annual National Corn Exposition. It notes more than forty-five states to exhibit and twenty-five state colleges and experiment stations with special features for YMCA churches colleges schools farmers and families at the national exposition in early year.
An outspoken Cornell instructor warns of a future with no babies in the United States under five by 2020, claiming to read the heavens. He has long studied celestial patterns and projects a drastic demographic decline, predicting future generations will vanish.
A Missouri General Assembly bill repeals section 6548 of the Revised Statutes and enacts a new provision governing fishing, seines, trammel nets, and fishing seasons in rivers. The measure limits devices, allows certain methods, sets fines up to two hundred dollars, and notes exemptions for ponds within private premises. The proposal invites constituent input and includes notices related to estates and public notices in Bollinger County.
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