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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1910
Page
2
Marble Hill enters into a publishing arrangement with Hill and Chandier, detailing transfer of printing duties and distribution shifts. The agreement names Marble Hill Press as publisher and Hill and Chandier as primary printers, outlining rights, royalties, and edition timelines.
A broad compilation of scattered excerpts touches on fashion trends in London and America, jokes about butter and pancakes, crime notes, and international tensions. It mentions a Rockford embezzlement case, Turkish politics, Black Hand fears, and oysters regulated by the federal government, all amid satirical asides on dress and manners.
The President sends a special message to Congress on conserving natural resources. He calls for leasing government land under strict safeguards to private interests, expanding reclamation for arid lands, preserving forests, and regulating water power along streams to prevent monopolies and boost public benefits.
A man recalls placing his six month old son on a rug with objects symbolizing paths medicine ministry literature journalism law science banking and more The child chose the pencil first then the prayer book and pill box The tale ends noting future study in medicine with possible journalism ministry roles and mentions Norwegian drug clerks wages from 376 to 596 dollars a year.
Ohio River ice and flood danger looming as Wolf creek gorge near Leavenworth threatens to release water. Mass meeting appeals to state and federal officials for dynamiting the gorge to avert town inundation while towns along the river brace for rising waters and evacuation.
Belleville Ul The first hanging incident in St Clair county for 15 years is set for February 16 when Willie Clark a Black man will pay the penalty for the serious case of Eugene Goudey an East St Louis motorman. Clark pleaded guilty Thursday but Judge Crow heard the evidence before imposing sentence. The conductor MV O Arie who was struck in the holdup was taken from St Mary's hospital to Belleville. He could barely stand and his wound was severe. The mob threatened lynching but Sheriff Cashel's guard of 25 deputies kept order. The prisoner was guarded to and from the courtroom.
A ruined OCR passage shows a jumble of phrases about a manager, a person named Pettit, and scattered references to a place in New York. It lacks coherent narrative, names, dates, or clear events, making precise reporting impossible.
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