Marble Hill Press: Weekly Publication Details
The Marble Hill Press is a weekly Thursday paper published by Dean Chandler & Company and filed as second class matter at Marble Hill post office.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1922
Page
4
The Marble Hill Press is a weekly Thursday paper published by Dean Chandler & Company and filed as second class matter at Marble Hill post office.
The notice announces the election date August 5 for a circuit member and identifies the officer preceding the candidate. It references Democratic voters and the 27th circuit, noting official action in the election process.
A chaotic political report notes sharp intra party revolt reflected in Indiana and Pennsylvania, highlighting Beveridge and Newberry controversies, Daugherty rulings on Senate campaign spending, and editorials attacking Beveridge and Wilson era policies. The piece also covers a police raid exposing illegal whiskey operations and a Supreme Court reversal on child labor laws.
The piece reports vast sums tied to livestock clubs in the farm belt, with tens of thousands of members funding breeding programs. It notes Wall Street interest, bank loans to farmers, and big promises of future production as associations grow across the Midwest and West. Also included is a local deed record notice involving land parcels in Tallinger County, describing property boundaries and a foreclosure-like action on two promissory notes.
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