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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1890
Page
4
Marine Hix Priss reports from Marble Hill Missouri dated Thursday July 1 1900. The paper states official county paper with subscription rates and advertising rates listed. One copy price and three months pricing are noted.
A Farmington Democrat party paper reports the local group has adopted a polished public image, likening the party to wearing new clothes while critics note older issues resurfacing in the press. The item suggests a cautious shift in stance as coverage continues.
Prohibitionists nominate full state and congressional ticket as Republicans split over the prohibition issue. W. Rotuns announces candidacy for constable of Lurance Township, subject to the August 7 Democratic primary. He pledges to present his claims in person and seeks voters support.
The Republic’s Demure Bureau says Congressman Walker of Missouri left a heated re election canvass to remain home and record a vote on a measure. It notes a bid to defend liberty and opposing the weather’s influence, urging voters to consider his duty and the party’s stance in the Fourteenth District.
The article attacks a proposed federal election law as reestablishing centralised control over Congress and returning boards. It claims five Republicans and one Democrat would form returning boards, enabling partisan seating in the House and jury packing via repeal of a judiciary rule. It accuses Republicans of seeking fraud to stay in power, citing the Jefferson City Tribune.
The Poplar Bluff Advocate laments political figures pressured by extortion and blackmail during campaigns. It condemns the persistent practice seen in public life and calls for reform against such coercive tactics amid a heated political season.
The readable fragments discuss social influence and respectability amid community tensions. Names, places, and clear events are missing, leaving a murky critique of church and civic leadership and a call for moral accountability. The passage is incoherent due to OCR errors.
The text urges reciprocal profit between producers and retailers, arguing both must profit from mill outputs and farm goods. It advocates men of the world to study these matters and support the Tiravets in their stance, urging faith and assistance to sustain their position.
W.O. Brewer president of the Farmers and Laborers Union of Perry County endorses John V. Neell as a capable and honest candidate for State Senator from the 2h district. The letter notes Neell’s sympathy with farmers and support from Democratic members of the Farmers and Laborers Union and related delegates.
The 2nd Senatorial District Democratic committee met on July 3 in Marble Till. Officers were elected, and a resolution set representation at one delegate per 200 votes for Cleveland and Hendricks 1888. Delegates from each county may cast the full vote to the district, newspapers urged to publish proceedings, Siyvorn chairman and J G Finney secretary.
Advertising aims to make goods known whether on a prairie post, a street corner cover, an official program, or in a newspaper. The Wisconsin Times notes advertising’s broad impact, while Keokuk Gazette highlights its far reaching ripple effects beyond immediate sight.
The text argues that nearly no one can endure with only seven to eight hours of sleep, countering tales of great figures who sleep only three or four hours. It emphasizes the practical, universal need for adequate rest.
A guidance note advises readers to sleep as much as needed and to wake with rest. It suggests rising varied times based on individual rest, warns against abrupt morning starts, and urges a gentle routine before public appearances. The piece cites physicians on pulse effects and emphasizes gradual mornings.
A fragment poem asks whether readers notice social contrasts and behavior. The speaker questions broad patterns from rich to poor, fishermen catches to elusive ambitions, and the neglect of ordinary voters, urging awareness of unseen dynamics shaping public life. The piece uses rhetorical questions and vivid images to provoke reflection on everyday inequities.
Public notice of two publication orders in Marion County Missouri Circuit Court. Plaintiffs James Seabaugh and James Seabaugh Jr. seek title to property in township 31 range 14 east, described as west half of northwest quarter and related parcels. Defendants William Baker and Catherine Baker and others must appear at Marble Hill court by the next term, or default judgment may be entered. Four weekly insertions in Marble Hill Press.
The Missouri state case involves James Svabaugh as plaintiff and Michael Shell as defendant over property rights in the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of section 6 town 70 range east. The suit seeks a declaratory remedy and process to commence at the county seat in Shavole Hill on the upcoming March date.
Court summons to James Sonbansh Col Lester and John I McCormck attorney defendants. If no appearance by next term, judgment will be entered. Public notice to publish copy per law in Marble Hill Yards weekly for four weeks. Witness dated in Tollinger County with seal of circuit court.
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