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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented OCR sample cites public sentiment on tariffs and immigration, noting McKinley tariff effects, Mexican mobility, and labor concerns. Mentions Oregon Journal and Los Angeles Times opinion tone, plus garbled references to sheep farming and prison issues with local commentary.
An odd preservation of misread text mentions George H Bisplinghoff and George as editors or lawyers. It quotes a plan for him to return to Missouri politics, aiming toward the gubernatorial race within ten years, with speculation on editor roles in St. Louis and Bismarck.
A Wallace's Farmer excerpt notes that a congressional committee investigated abuses of the franking privilege. It cites Senator Lodge using government funded pamphlets and charts to publish sugar trust material. About 300,000 copies were mailed at government cost, fueling debate on postal deficits and lobbying through the mails.
Fragmented editorial plea for unity and sacrifice contrasts with a formal chancery filing in Belinger County. The latter petitions the court to settle title to large tracts of land claimed by Edward Hartel and numerous heirs, with detailed metes and bounds across townships and ranges, seeking a decree to quiet title and determine ownership.
Belated crops and weather notes as well as health trips after a pet bite. Kennett residents Leander Pool family seek treatment in St Louis after dog bite. Local horse losses and mare deaths. Elbridge Berry and Delph Cook report losses. A brick schoolhouse plan valued at twenty five thousand dollars. Water works planned. cotton chopping at a dollar twenty five per day. George Bollinger welcomes a baby boy, age five.
An Oregon Journal report notes President Wilson at Gettysburg responding to Lincoln's plea for happiness. The piece reflects on fifty years of American change, broadening liberty and shifting error, portraying government of the people, by the people.
C. A. Walker advertises gas stoves oil stoves ice cream freezers refrigerators screen doors windows screen wire and furniture for home upkeep. Promotes Mason fruit jars caps rings tin cans milk cans and related supplies all at low prices to suit weddings or home refurbishments.
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