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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1914

Page

8

Our Correspondents Report Local News And Births

Our dry note recounts births born to Bert Corbin July 16 and Augu James July 17 a fine boy and a fine girl respectively. Mr and Mrs James Beal of Brownwood visited by car last Saturday. Attorneys Homer F Williams and J W Caldwell of Marble Hill visited on business with Craiz Spence in Zalma. Measles illness persists in the neighborhood. A Reaper.

Bert Corbin Augu James James Beal Brownwood Homer F. Williams J. W. Caldwell Marble Hill Craiz Spence Zalma

Prolonged drought and church meetings in Palmore area

The rural notes report continued dry weather threatening crops in Clubb Creek locality. A protracted meeting began at Palmore church Saturday night with baptizing planned next Sunday. Local residents visit relatives, attend church, and conduct small business in nearby towns amidst hot winds drying fields.

Palmore Church Luke Fowler Monroe Fowler

Grassy items and local social notes from Zalma area

Geo E Mouser and son attend timber interests on home place. Sunday gatherings at Mrs Mary Harrold’s feature guest list including Silas McCormick and family. School opens with 31 pupils. Mrs Geo Mouser and daughters Althea and Lizzie home canning fruit. W W Matthews recovering, J N Matthews thriving in business.

Geo. E. Mouser Zalma Mary Harrold Silas McCormick H. McClendon Newt Sample Melvin McCormick Lyman Mouser Clemo Smith Burl Sample Henry Smith Ed Pittman Geo. Mouser Althea Lizzie W. W. Matthews

Travels and visits in Cape County and surrounding towns

Mrs. Stevens will remain a few days longer. Ernest Stevens drove to Cape Girardeau and back over the weekend. James Fowler and family visited friends in Cape county Sunday. Pete McKelvy, fresh from Colorado and California, returned Friday and praised the trip yet prefers Bollinger. Local families hosted dinners and discussed hog purchases. Visitors include John Rhodes of Sedgwick Arkansas and Amaziah Moore of Neelyville with C N Moore of Arkansas. John Robinson of Morrelton Arkansas visited Mrs. Sharp and family in Glen Allen.

Stevens Ernest Stevens Cape Girardeau James Fowler Cape County Pete McKelvy Colorado California Old Bollinger C. N. Zimmerman Jacob M Weldon Zimmerman Advance J. H. Zimmerman Weldon John Rhodes Sedgewick Ark Glen Allen Amaziah Moore Neelyville C. N. Moore Arkansas John Robinson Morrelton

Subsidies and Panama Tolls Debate at Congress

Washington reports show fierce clash over shipping subsidies and toll exemptions under canal treaties. Lawmakers split, with supporters of repealing subsidies arguing for adherence to international agreements while opposing coastwise favoritism. Prominent figures defend or oppose exemptions as they weigh treaty constraints and national interests.

Washington Gonchiael Llarorapid Iles Avialae Do Vian Staten Kress Ces Britain Ted Creel Yella Elena Ole Chad Ixiz Pieter Americin Howe

Democrats Meet Pant Pledges Tariff Extortions Ended

Washington reports Democratic leaders pledge reforms and prompt action against tariff burdens. They argue the Payne Aldrich and Singely laws caused price hikes, with calls for income tax reform and fiscal accountability. Republicans are critiqued for stall tactics and failed reforms.

Senator Stone’s steadfast Senate support for the administration

The speaker highlights Senator William J. Stone as a steady loyalist and generous ally, noting his votes and active cooperation with the administration to bolster its agenda.

Fire Tornado Hank B Pleio Pure in Late

A brief local notice reports a late fire incident attributed to Hank B Pleio in the town. Cause and exact timing remain unclear as investigators file preliminary notes.

Hank B Plei Oure

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