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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1909
Page
1
The notice from Lutesville and Marble Hill denies any smallpox cases in or near either town. It confirms no outbreak and urges residents not to miss the upcoming picnic, emphasizing strong efforts to host a great event.
The piece discusses corn cultivation practices on uplands with depth guidance, weed control, and machinery use, highlighting deep initial cultivation and shallower later passes. It then shifts to a critique of Roosevelt era policy on crime and corporate trusts, contrasting selective enforcement with punitive rhetoric and Sermon-like statements while mentioning the Sugar Trust and legal actions under Sherman and Interstate Commerce laws.
Waris ties during the season at the Missouri College of Agriculture and Experiment Station in Columbia. The fragment references MF Mininn College of Agriculture and Experiment Station, hinting at a campus context in Columbia Missouri.
The president and Attorney General pledge to enforce the law and uphold the constitution, aiming to ensure real justice for the American Sugar Refining Company case. They highlight restitution of millions and the violation of the Sherman Act, insisting decisive action against the firm and its employees.
A Missouri Agriculture Station bulletin by Dr J W Connaway, eminent hog cholera expert, explains detection, symptoms, and immunizing serum. It notes 61,000 hogs treated with about 66 percent saved, cites demand limits, and emphasizes prevention alongside serum use to save millions of dollars annually for Missouri farmers.
A household note explains making a ready syrup by boiling one pint of water with a pound of sugar for two to three minutes. Add peeled ripe peaches in halves, boil five minutes until just tender, then fill one or two jars at a time. Net effect is bright fruit and proper sealing.
The Crystal City glass works power house at Festus burned June 22, causing an estimated loss of 10000 and forcing shutdown for about thirty days. About seven hundred employees will be idle until rebuilt. The report notes varied wheat crop quality and road conditions between Malden, Merit, Stone and Campbell. A local civic tour prompted an order for male Black workers to report to work by Friday morning under city provision.
In a nostalgic column from Puxico and New Madrid, residents recall bygone summers and steady country life. The Puxico Index notes city health orders for 125 homes to clean up premises, while New Madrid records a farmer’s son returning from exercises and a conversation with his mother. Caruthersville reports a new teacher in charge of the school and a joke about Julius and Bill. Nearby headlines discuss a Mississippi valley watermelon crop downturn and anticipated late shipments.
The St Louis Star notes Bryan would likely back fellow Democrats in the Senate and oppose Republicans who oppose Democratic policies. It cites supporters who would prefer him over rivals and suggests he would critique Republican senators who fail to back party platforms.
The readable text shows a doubtful note on Hirvan's admin belief about a rapid rise or change. It mentions a comparison to Ryan and a standard or pace, but the fragmentary wording prevents clear identification of persons, places, or events.
A garbled offer from the Twaee-A Week Reptile prints a three year subscription for 100 dollars and a public sale style CTA. The text references Louis MO origins, a celebratory birthday, and encourages readers to order now. It mentions a subscription price of 100 dollars and a yearly sub option. The overall presentation is a damaged ad-like notice with many misspellings and illegible phrases.
Notice to creditors and heirs of James H. Martin that the proceeds of his estate will be administered in the probate court of Bolligerais Ml escort. Creditors to file claims within two years from the publication date or be barred. Riise Foses, Administrator.
Trustees sale notice lists irregular details and dates for property auction in a Missouri locale. The fragment mentions Forthcoming auction events, a Barn home and neighbors from Marbie area, with references to Missiarh and Housley and a Friday date near late July or July 24.
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