08 Jul 1897
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1897
Page
1
The item surveys Missouri legislative acts and education notices, notes on Secretary of State Lesueur, and a broad critique of 1897 political currents. It highlights tariff disputes, party dynamics led by William J Bryan, and local concerns over road laws and agricultural impacts.
A sprawling townroom of varied notes reports labor unrest in Ohio and Pennsylvania, Democratic ticket details in Missouri, and commentary on national prosperity. Mentioned are Horace Chapman, Melville Bhan, and John Sprigna with a free silver platform, plus local judicial appointments and a Massachusetts mill shutdown amid low prices and rising unemployment. The piece links national demand, wage trends, and political maneuvering to a larger mood of economic strain and political maneuvering.
A fragmentary editorial arguing labor and active capital should align against dead capital, urging equality with labor and management to raise money value in production. It criticizes government policy for not recognizing worker equality and envisions millers and workers sharing rewards as industrial harmony awaits solutions.
An adjourned term of the County court today set the peed farm to the highest and rest bidder with bids due by noon August 1, 1897. The court ordered the clerk to receive all state lunatic asylum funds and forward them to the treasurer. Fees for operators clerks and ware were allowed. Mortgage foreclosures for W. H. Robins George Lod butter P D Sandy and Samuel W. Duanexa were continued to the next term.
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