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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
3
NuEl is confirmed as pardon attorney, with HW Fricke announced as the new Pure Food and Drug Commissioner. The appointments mark notable shifts in administration roles and regulatory leadership.
Jefferson City Missouri reports Gov Major’s appointees sent to Senate committees for confirmation. Notable names include Hickard Noel of Monticello and Cullen of Jefferson City as stenos, with several posts and salaries outlined. The piece outlines committee referrals, anticipated reports, and broader patronage context for the Major administration.
Jeferson Oily of Mo-Jules Mayes editor of the Hichrewnd Mo Mle sourtan will be secretary of the state reward of agriculture succeeding T CU Wilson whose term ends. The century is $2400 per year and Mo A Buehler of Italia School of Minds said he would seek reappointment. L. Moyer of St Louis is registered in the lobby book as representative of the Missouri Initiative and Referendum league to monitor attacks on the initiative.
Bille introduced. Busby introduced a bill compelling insurance companies to disclose full policy contracts. The measure applies to all forms of insurance. A third bill would require justices of the peace and constables to provide accounting of their receipts and disbursements. Senators Crossley and McClio introduced similar bills, unaware of the mutual interest.
Murfreesboro Ark reports a local Ashdown dealer claims he carried a two cent piece in his pants for twenty seven years. The curious tale notes the coin’s age and longevity as a striking personal boast while a comic aside questions the moment of marriage proposal.
A garbled OCR record lists numerous individuals, places, and offices across a municipal framework. It mentions chairs, speakers, and various committee roles amid a tangle of surnames, factions, and territorial references.
A traveler observes many Turkish soldiers barefoot in Constantinople and speaks with a Turkish colonel who explains their supply issues. The colonel says the army ventails to satisfy the troops, and when hungry they may eat their shoes after maceration. He adds envy vanity blocks more drastic steps.
An 1819 text outlines a four year rotation in Oruk region using cowpeas wheat and clover to build humus and fertility. Legumes in corn improve soil and feeding value, with soja beans offering high grain yield and meal-like feeding. Continuous careful planting and cultivation sustain ground cover and productivity.
The text outlines feeding cows with high protein forage such as clover or alfalfa hay, with leguminous hay or grain to support growth. It notes Holstein and Brown Swiss calving around 26 months, Jersey calves maturing earlier, and emphasizes breeding timing based on size and development, warning that heavy grain feeding accelerates growth and sexual maturity.
The article explains winter pasture value for stock farming. It notes sowing in fall, root development, and efficiency benefits. Seeding timing, pasture management, and feeding implications are described for extending forage and reducing feeding needs through winter.
A long, faded tale describes Captain Pote who built a house at Palmouth Foreside and later transported it to Wolfe Neck on a hill vessel. Legal troubles, delays, and a storm of disputed ownership surround the ship captain who argued for returning the home while neighbors watched a dramatic, contentious transfer unfold.
Fragmentary history describes a William or Mason family graveyard linked to a Freeport house, noting deaths around Sep 29 and a marriage to Jane Grant in the 1770s. The property moved through the Pete and Hanks families, ending with Evans as current owner. a tiled entrance stone sits near the southern side of the Mousey beside the front door.
A horse hitched to a carriage tied to Robert Staffen at 125 South Elizabeth Street crashed into a plate glass window of the Washington Shield Company store at South Dearborn and West Washing-ton Streets in Chicago. The horse and carriage were damaged, and a bystander was cut by glass.
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A distorted snippet mentions a clairvoyant, a collector, and a palm tender amid remarks by Mike Endling. The text references India Avenue and a stream of words but lacks coherent events or specifics to identify persons, places, or outcomes. The readable material is too fragmentary for a full news summary.
Fragmentary notes show a talk by Lillian Hii in Cheeeland Wald about beauty versus intellect in romance. The text cites gendered views and references preferring well formed and well informed women, echoing old tales and Vedear ideas.
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with archaic terms and disordered phrases. No coherent events, names, or places are discernible to summarize as a factual news item.
Readable passages describe a garbled note referencing Maree and Shun flotage, with unclear names and actions. The fragment lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities to form a full news card.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions police burden and a term that reads like testive heared, unclear context, with garbled names and phrases. No confirmable event, date, or location can be sourced from the readable lines.
A damaged OCR fragment references Procer Heng and a court action. It mentions an employer and a telecommunication context with unspecified charges and an opinion. Names and precise details are unclear in the readable text.
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