23 Jul 1902
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1902
Page
1
Probate Judge David Clippard and Coromerpe are named. MJ Wither is for Justice of the Peace. Lorance Township two to be elected B L Bowman for Constable Lawrence Township A P Cradee for Constable.
Court of Appeals Convention St Louis August 5 details given for upcoming events with locations and dates. Official notices reference dates and venues.
Fredericktown Tribune notes several candidates for state committeeman but says delegates will support Sam J. McMinn in the content at St. Joseph. The piece also surveys local nominations, court appointments, and party figures with varied opinions on candidates and judges.
The Globe Democrat criticizes a claim that a ring has dictated three candidates for the state supreme court. It argues the three nominees Judges Bar geas Fox and Valliant were chosen by Missourians, not by a ring, asserting the public elected them rather than insiders.
Local retailer J C. Clippard & Co announces summer clothing at 25 percent off while supplies last. Shoe buyer notice highlights Hamilton-Brown products and invites shoppers to call when in town.
The piece critiques party corruption in Missouri, arguing the “ring” and corporations influence elections. It notes Governor Dockery’s administration as successful and calls for unity behind reform, citing St Louis endorsements and past municipal corruption. It highlights Lieutenant Governor Jobe A. Lee as a strong gubernatorial hopeful with pro municipal ownership and free silver stance.
From St Louis on July 12 1902 a letter surveys the Missouri political campaign. It weighs Democracy prospects under Dockery administration against Republican trustworthiness, notes season hardships, and predicts vigorous future campaigning with farm audiences, stump speakers, fairs and picnics as parties vie for numbers.
Big transfer in Missouri mining as S H Leathe of St Louis sells Mine La Motte mines to Daugherty and Albus bankers of New York for about 1.6 million dollars. The deal includes 37 914 acres and mill complex with plans to double capacity. last year output topped 5 million pounds of pig lead plus nickel and cobalt.
A historical ad describes constipation as polluting the body and causing headache and melancholia. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as pills that stimulate the liver and bowels, working gently without griping to restore healthy bowel function.
Health is fair in the county. Died at eleven months, infant of Mr. and Mrs. Enoch Hahn, laid to rest in the local cemetery. Mrs. KR. L. Cook died July 20 of consumption after joining the Christian church. funeral by Rev. Dalton. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tuck, a fine boy. Various town notices include farming, pests, church attendance, and local commerce.
Uncle Joe Russel returned from Ft. Smith Arkansas last Friday. A Martin will assess Lutesville for County Assessor Clippard. Mrs Phelps hands out fresh bread to townsfolk. Stoke Ramsey of Zalma brought news Thursday and Friday. Langdon and Wann moved their restaurant to the Kurre brick on Union street. Mrs Limbert and her daughter visit Prof. D W Lutes’s family this week. Ale Beck’s offers tablets. D ye hear about the Missouri School Fund theft since Whybark’s nomination. Ramuel Johnson, 35, fell from the porch roof at S W Dunkin’s.
The Sunday School convention and quarterly conference of Lutesville Mo South Church will be held at Glen Allen on August 2 and 8 with Rev. J R Vaughn presiding. Sessions include sunrise prayer meeting, sermons, talks on Christian education by Emory and Vaughn, a Woman's Foreign Missionary talk by Mrs Josie Chilton, and a Saturday night preach. The program covers Sunday school topics, infant baptism upon request, and a final conference expressing gratitude for blessings.
A reorganized ad claims a cough remedy named One Minute Cough Care that cures coughs colds croup throat and long troubles. It is described as safely acting and immediately effective with a note of medical authority by Dr. M McAnaly.
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