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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1909
Page
4
Citizens urged to improve sanitation and beauty to welcome summer guests and promote health benefits of local waters. Aimed at boosting tourism and commerce, the call to action emphasizes clean streets, tidy yards, and overall town improvement efforts.
The piece commends demo critic senators and representatives for an unanimous U.S. vote praising a constitutional commitment. It laments Democratic disunity, credits Republican leadership, and lauds the display of party loyalty amid a Mesisiite release, portraying the scene as a striking demonstration of bipartisan convergence.
The Lenerton Register protests a government order limiting credit to patrons, arguing it harms newspapers and jeopardizes honest subscribers. The letter accuses officials of using federal power to force payers, while defenders praise the policy as anti-defaulter protection.
The St. Joseph Observer notes ten Republican senators defied their party and promises by opposing the Aldrich tariff bill. Bev eridge Indiana Bristow Kansas Brown Nebraska Burkett Nebraska Clapp Minnesota Nelson Minnesota Crawford North Dakota Cummins Iowa Dolliver Iowa Lafollette Wisconsin are named as men who upheld the public trust and betrayed party disloyalty.
Montgomery County leader urges Missouri Democrats to unite and avoid internal fights as census redistricting looms and a Democratic majority in the next legislature could shape the state’s political future. Champ Clark is urged as a leading candidate, with emphasis on electing a Democratic legislature and preventing Republican gains.
The piece argues that midwest states and their Republican senators face a split over party pledges and tariff reform. It notes Senator McEnery of Louisiana leans with Democrats on the tariff bill while previously backing the Dingley measure, and predicts a forthcoming electoral test where voters may rally to the Democratic standard seeking downward tariff revision and relief from living costs.
Citizens met at the courthouse to form a permanent Marble Hill Commercial Club. Officers elected include President J. Sitnkwel, Vice President M. Welle, Secretary Treisman, and Corresponding Secretary G. Rinler. Directors include Wither, Siler, and others. The group aims to leverage the town’s water resources for health and commerce. All residents urged to attend Friday evening meeting at 8 o’clock.
Probate Court in Marble Hill opens August term 1908 with a long list of executors administrators and guardians required to exhibit accounts. Entries include minors and their guardians and several decedents with named executors or administrators such as Drum Chandler Keehn Statler Murdoch and Statler among others. The schedule outlines six days of hearings listing numerous estates and guardians in the county.
The largest state city is St. Louis, the Missouri River is the longest watercourse, and Texas County is the largest county. David Rankin’s Atchison Counts farm tops Missouri yields with 142 bushels per acre of corn, while Montgomery County reports 75 bushels per acre of wheat. Warren and Grundy counties tie for oats at 10 bushels per acre. Stark Nurseries in Pike County are described as among the world’s biggest.
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