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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1917
Page
4
The Ironton Register quotes a critic asking what is the purpose of fighting while condemning the despised enemies. It notes insults to our flag and courage for peaceful aims, contrasting with the harsh German War Lords and the patriotic pride under the stars and stripes.
Local column reports Fred Beck going to Oran for work and many residents visiting relatives, attending schools, or buying cars. It notes Red Cross work for storm victims, registration day, and various trips to the Cape Girardeau area, Jefferson City, and St. Louis. Also includes commentary on a court case and tax-like payments tied to a shooting.
A commentary on jury justice in Cape Girardeau county noting doubts about fairness in recent criminal verdicts following a neighbor’s deadly clash. The piece questions whether sentences reflect justice or impulse and prejudice in a community context.
Fragmented OCR text references disease, prem piles, and a theater. mentions War or vote, and a family move toward cemetiperion. The readable fragments point to public health and entertainment topics without clear dates or places.
The piece argues for frugality in government amid a $300,000 shortfall and rising local taxes. It urges officials to refuse waste, embrace Franklin’s maxim of balancing budgets, and curb extravagant spending seen in Washington and cities alike.
A fragment from the Joglin News Herald mentions sympathy for a Russian republic and shipping political cane, with simple names like Smith Brown and Jones referenced. The line suggests a dated, editorial tone but lacks full context or clear event.
Mrs Jenkins visits the doctor and, after a long tale, receives another bottle. She then asks if the tiny teague was coated, prompting the doctor to admit he did not check. The exchange ends with a weary quip about not finding grass on a face track.
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