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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1903
Page
1
The Globe-Democrat notes Polk seeks a second term while Illinois faces flood damage along the Mississippi. Reports from Missouri to Kansas mention high water and urban loss. The piece touches on politics, finance, and public concerns about leadership and honesty amid disaster.
Our Correspondents report a Henderson Moore meeting where locals discuss a farm loss and a fox incident. Two popular youths plan matrimony soon. A new porch at Judge Chandler's shop draws attention while town loafers complain of sun glare.
Rain slows farm work as Edward Upchurch family helps the Lutes. Jacob A. Lutes funeral drawn a large crowd led by Rev. Walton. Gov. Baker of Cane Creek visits the Hawn family. Nora Hawn to teach Dry Creek school next year. Mina Columbia Hawn and Epps Hawn visit Nellie Lutes. Sunday churchgoers from Bothel attend services.
The summer training school at the Academy earns praise for its earnest teachers and bright county youth. Commissioner Salyor of New Madrid County visited Friday, gathering names of standout monarchors for future reference. A. T. Texpant.
Meade county stock from A. Bruce Stock Farm shows best stallions. sale at Suction with no reserve no limit or bidding. one day only two days before sale buyers urged to attend. carload of fine horses and mares to highest bidders.
The Vandiver quote I am from Missouri and you will have to show me sparked a national catchphrase. Report notes six years earlier during a congressional debate and attributes origin to Congressman Vandiver. Also reports a major Carthage land deal of over 70,000 acres bought by Missouri Land and Development Company backed by Boston capital with plans to develop oil mineral and fruit resources across Barry Lawrence Stone Christian Taney counties.
Supt Carrington notes opinions of two educators on why teachers struggle with English writing. They cite lack of systematic language teaching and teacher training, need for unified study, and better textbooks. The state pushes unified curricula, library growth, school libraries, better teachers, and higher school funding. The discourse highlights qualifications for principals and ongoing search for up-to-date methods.
A Missouri press clash unfolds as supporters of anti corruption condemn the Globe-Democrat for partisan attacks while defending vigorous punishment of boodlers linked to the Ziegenhein era. The piece accuses the paper of hypocrisy and urges honest officials to uphold state honor amid prosecutions.
A movement in Pomiscot County aims to honor Maj Ge W Carleton and other local men with a monument. Reports mention related relatives, a cattle matter near Wray, and a jail population with several prisoners pardoned after a week. Physicians may testify in higher court as crime and Masonic ties surface amid a broader local unrest.
The piece denounces public officials driven by money and self gain, arguing boodling follows corrupt conditions worldwide. It cites Carnegie and Rockefeller as philanthropists only after amassing wealth, and notes a culture that rewards wealth over intellect or public service.
Nevada Mail notes rivalry between the St Louis Republic and Senator Stone over appointments and fairness claims. A separate ad seeks White Oak timber buyers in Bollinger County and cites a May 30 De Soto fire destroying the Miners' Lumber Company plant and lumber.
Fragmentary reminiscence on nourishment and health. The text asserts nourishment maintains strength of mind and body. It emphasizes a healthy stomach as key to overall vigor and nerve resilience, though wording is garbled and uncertain.
A demented twin was ordered to an asylum after a court decision. The other twin accompanied him to the facility. An informant sent a telegram naming two men who look alike from the county, one for commitment and one opposed to the railroad plan.
Notice from H. Banu & Son stating their grain separator has been rebuilt and now in first quality condition. They expect to thrash wheat this season.
Seakus Mo reports a sale listing for a lambda device with related suppliers and a note on sedate tauateaat application. The fragment references Oxtons and Seapus in a regional market context.
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