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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1908

Page

7

Best Fowl for Kansas Farmers Ranks Pure Breeds vs Crosses

An experiment on Kansas farms finds about ten percent of poultry are pure bred with most flocks being crosses. Barred Rocks and White Wyandottes lead in numbers, while Brahmas and Cochins are unpopular with packers. Langshans top Asiatic choices, Leghorns are prized for yellow skin, and mongrels offer no advantage over pure breeds for farming income.

Kansas Plymouth Rocks Plymouth Heginnine

Swine Fecundity and Breeding Advice from Early Virginia

The tract argues swine fecundity in Jamestown era Virginia and the need for top breeds to ensure profitable farming. It notes swine overran settlements, advises buying good boars, and criticizes inferior hog breeds as unproductive. It also mentions honey fermentation and rhombs forming in newly sealed honey.

Deception in Move on Tariff Reform by Republican Leaders

A critical column argues Republican leaders bluff on tariff reform to appease voters. It targets Uncle Shelby Moore Cullom and Speaker Joseph Cannon, contending reform hinges on Democratic control of both houses. The piece claims trusts back the GOP and predicts real reform requires Democratic majorities in Congress.

Shelby Moore Cullom Illinois House of Representatives Shelby Sinois Ilinois Uncle Shelby Repubican Joe Cantem Joe Congress Senate House Cannon Senate Iso Hopkins Lewislam Rea Toy United States Republican Party

Negro Voter Power Affects 1908 Campaign

The Providence Journal cites Foraker urging black voters to oppose Roose vel t and Taft. City by city ratios show Mound City Illinois tops with 42 percent black population in 1900, Baltimore 79,000 and Philadelphia 62,000 black residents. If half vote against Taft, Taft could lose in November.

Taft Foraker Roosevelt Rerbers Providence Tournal Mound City Washington, I New Orleans Evansville Ind Indianapolis Columbia St. Louis Philadelphia Pittsburg Cincinnati New York Boston Mass Chicago Cleveand Detroit

Republican currency bill sparks party split and fears of panic

The piece critiques a Republican backed currency bill, noting many Republicans oppose it in the House and Senate. It warns Rockefeller interests back the measure and alleges bonds tied to banks could inflate stock values. It cites New York banks preparing to issue currency, warns of a coming money squeeze and a financial mess from GOP tinkering.

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Democratic Party Faces Threat From Section Two Foes

The piece argues the Democratic Party risks losing power if the second section of the fourteenth amendment is enforced. Republicans push a measure to reduce Southern representation, threatening Democratic influence in Congress and the electoral college. If enacted, Senate seats and electoral votes would dwindle, with Democrats shrinking to around seventy members in Congress.

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Questionable Patent Remedies Ad Honeycomb Ad Copy

Fragmented ad-style item listing various patent medicines and misprinted slogans. Mentions Marine Eye Remedy, Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup, teething remedies, Lewis products, and a line about jealousy as a trading stamp. Contains scattered brand names, prices, and dubious health claims with no clear news event.

Extravagance of Congress in Ship Funding Criticized

Leslie's Weekly reports Representative Tawney of Minnesota called out the Republican led Congress for large army and navy appropriations in peaceful times. He cited U S spending compared with Knustind Germany and France and warned the party risks discredit and danger as ship funding rises since prior measures.

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Small Solace for Editors on Pulp and Paper Study

A monthlong inquiry by a special committee yielded a verdict that more study is needed on a simple topic. The piece argues the committee was predetermined to justify its mission and dismisses Republican hopes for tariff favors as naive.

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