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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
1
Ill health marked by considerable improvement for McKinney says Mr Grosvenon who favors a third term for McKinley. The column covers political opinions, editorial changes in Missouri papers, and notes on the Pan American Exposition color printing.
Governor Dockery appoints nine World’s Fair commissioners, naming W. H. Gentry Pettis County M. F. Davis Lawrence County W. H. Marshall New Madrid County J. O. Allison Ralls County D. B. Shoup Ray County Front J. Mona Buchanan County H. C. McDougal Jackson County B Honfoly Potosi County L F B Parker St Louis City. Five Democrats and four Republicans comprise the group. three businessmen, two lawyers, two farmers, one railroad man, and one manufacturer.
The Secret Orchard continues as O'Neill Tatham crafts a half humorous half sad fairy story. The tale follows a weary prince and the strange, magical events shaping his journey while balancing whimsy with poignant moments.
Hon W D Vandiver argues in a Cape Progress letter that a new extra convention is unnecessary. He warns against rewarding deserters, urges consistency, and calls for cooperation with allies to defeat the Republicans in the next campaign in Missouri.
Local Glen Allen brief notes report health good in view of illness postponements. Rev W A Dayal preached last Sunday. Town youth went fishing Saturday evening. An ice cream and lemonade supper is planned at the Baptist church next Friday. Miss Gertrude Zimmerman of Fredericktown visiting Glen Allen. John Walker visiting. Miss Alpha Myrick and Flora Whybark of Marble Hill in town. Henry Myrick seen on the streets. Miss Lela Dunlap and Della Warren visited friends.
Buchanan community reports fine rain last Thursday with corn delayed by dry cold weather. Promise of a blackberry crop. Local court rulings place us in an empire. Laborers feel financial strain. Wells and McMinn market wheat. Zalma visitors to Ashcraft. Wiggins works hard. Ed Wall and Bob Mansfield seen downtown. Pine baseball practice underway. Sawmill and stave factory may shut due to timber shortage. Some merchants accused of tax tag evasion on tobacco sales. Max Anpazr iy
Local brief notices list residents visiting relatives in Eaton Indiana St Louis Dexter Missouri Lulu Missouri Cape Girardeau Farmlington and Clinton Kentucky. Mentions include Miss Alpha Witmer Miss Gertrude Biggs Mrs Tucker Mrs Burford Miss Kiownte Burford and Wm Bogler among others with social events such as an ice cream festival and a gospel meeting ongoing.
Proceedings of the adjourned May term report sheriff repairs to the court house road commissioner salaries five dollars each and a supervisor for the poor farm. An additonal building will be added to the old poor farm. Printing and county officer salaries are listed, with final settlement for W B Yount. The Modern Woodmen Camp grows. three local fatalities are noted in Stoddard county. Farmington aims for multiple fall association meetings and электр road progress hoped. A humorous anecdote ends with nervous strain and a store owner joke.
A compact local advert proclaims best goods on earth for coats and vests, emphasizes a full stock of groceries of the best quality, notes the well known Chattanooga plan and promises the highest market price for country produce. The note ends with a personable pledge to do customers good and extend best wishes.
Elmer Bair’s stororial parlor list shows a local business shift with names and locations unclear due to damaged OCR. The readable fragment indicates a business name and possible dates or places, but lacks full context or concrete actions.
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