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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1890
Page
1
Trains pass Lutesville going north. Advertisement lists schedule details with times and the agency signature of W E Dickey.
Official directory lists U S Senators George G West and Francis Cockrell. Representative inCongress 14th District James P Wi Lin Boiuacet Smith Texas Representative J M Zimmerman. Circuit Court Judge J D Fox. County Court Presiding N A Zimmerman with W D Shirley Hill associates. Probate Court Judge Jasper Frymire. Regular terms scheduled 2nd Monday in March September February May August November.
Church notices list appointments for Lutesville Methodist Church South District with sundry Sunday services at Gravel Hill Hickory Grove Hahn's Chapel Bethel Union and Glen Allen across multiple Sundays. Lodge meetings and fraternal gatherings at Marble Hill, Cedar Hill, Sedgewickville, and Lutesville are scheduled with times nearby full moons and regular hall meetings.
Platform condemns federal taxation beyond raising revenue for government expenses. Opposes using taxes to favor one industry over another and warns such duties threaten state rights and a free government. Emphasizes that taxes must serve revenue needs and not nationalize policy.
Weekly notices report wheat and Clover harvests starting, town happenings, local travel, millinery sales at Mrs. Biggs, political gatherings in Marble Hill and Cape County, reunions, and cadence of social events. Mentions W B Beach, J B Finney, Uncle Shep, and several visits between Lutesville Marble Hill and Wayne County.
Lutesville locals list visits and social movement including Robert Russell from Jackson, Emma Teetera visiting Stroderville, and Mrs. Kitterman in St. Louis. Reports of railroad carpenters and a Democratic Central Committee mass meeting plan for July to select delegates for a Bollinger County congressional candidate race with township meeting sites and delegate counts.
Notice to sub unions for the County Farmers and Laborers Union intending to hold its annual session in Bristol in the county's north part on July 2 1860. New officers to be elected and business to be transacted. Delegations and quarterly reports requested ahead of time to expedite meeting. Fraternally Join P McManus Co Sec Glun Allen Mo
At the Morley conference the district unanimously resolved to provide a district parsonage and invite bids from all places in the district. Bids must be sent to the two signatories on or before July 6, 1800, with the committee reserving the right to accept or reject any bid. Signed: Hl A Suri Cape Girardeau lL Ton Marquand ALekeb SYMONS Jackson.
We announce Janis P. Wank for re election to Congress subject to the Democratic convention. We are authorized to announce Mar Arnold of Scott County as a candidate for Congress in his district subject to the Democratic Convention.
The slate announces T. J. Sao as a candidate for Representative of Bollinger County in the Democratic primary to be held on the Tth of August 1940.
Were authorized 10 antornde Porn TP. McMax is an a candidate for the office of Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Bollinger County subject to the democratic primary election, Aug. 7, 1890.
I. F. Stevens is announced as a candidate for County Clerk of Wotlinger County in the Democratic primary election on August Tth PS40.
Authorized notices name C P Calmwell for Prosecuting Attorney and others for Collector Sheriff and related posts in Bollinger County. Text cites Democratic primary dates and multiple misspellings, reflecting a historical announcement page.
Authorized notice lists J. M. Suinkakp as Democratic candidate for constable of Lorance Township and Reu ben McDormad as another candidate, both subject to the Democratic primary on August 7 1890. The filing emphasizes primary election rules and locality within Lorance Township.
Congressional Resolutions of the Missouri Democracy of 1888 declare opposition to taxation by any method including writs or internal revenue. They condemn schemes that favor one industry by crushing another and rob citizens to enrich others, a perversion of constitutional equality.
All persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm of Dr A R Jaques & Son will please call on the subscriber and pay the amount due not paid within the next thirty days will be placed in the hands of the proper officer for collection. Dr A B Jaques Surviving partner Lutesville Mo June 2 1890.
Notice to teachers states the examination will be held June 26 27 and 28 and will be the last until the Teachers Institute held in early August.
Bollinger County Teachers' Association to meet in Marble Hill at 1 p m Saturday June 25. Purpose is to arrange a county Teachers Institute. All prospective teachers urged to attend.
A merchant advertises a well selected stock of hats bonnets and trimmings and four lines of ladies furnishing goods. Patrons are urged to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. The notice is dated 8:25.
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