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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
4
The snippet records that 1mALDLE Hill Press is published weekly on Thursdays by Dean Chandler & Company and notes its filing with the local postal system. It mentions being entered at the Abarble basil pat otive es suf piaem Pyuller, indicating archival or filing details.
Fragmentary text appears to reference an administrative panel and a circuit court, mentioning elections and a campaign period. The readable portion is oblique and lacks coherent facts to confirm outcomes, dates, or parties involved.
A garbled column chronicles calls for a congressional investigation into Daugherty's wartime policies and Republican leadership pressure. It notes Sunes Monde Campbell and Ward Johnson amid criticism of party tactics, with emphasis on economy, taxation, and hospital reform while detailing local concerns about livestock control and railway stock policies.
A garbled OCR passage discusses Egypt under British control with references to stations, dates, and places. It mentions political figures and local responses, noting tensions amid administrative actions and public sentiment. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text but hints at protests and governance issues in the region.
The Missouri Pacific announces a campaign to cut cattle deaths caused by trains. Officials, stock owners, and the public seek safety and economic benefits. In 1921 stock claims paid totaled 2,204,972 with 128,079 spent on repairing fences and protective structures, 22,298 less than stock claims.
The readable text references women and girls, youth behavior, and general social observations. It mentions comparisons between youths and adults, with statements about the perceived wisdom or foolishness of different genders. It hints at urban life themes and the social expectations placed on men and women.
Archaeologists recover records from Kien Nek detailing a Babytonian city once ruled by a prince and a prefect. Find includes postal tiles, and early bearer checks with payee instructions, suggesting nascent commercial and banking practices in a partly literate society.
In Le Tartre-Gaudran Seine et Marne near Paris a tiny township with ten residents plans to elect four aldermen and invite six outsiders to govern. The war reduced locals, yet the budget stands at 140 francs as the clerk speaks.
The Globe-Llhoctrat proclaims itself an independent paper amid party battles. It discusses the Democratic convention and Reed versus the party, with debate on the League of Nations and national policy. Jefferson City campaigns highlight Senatorial contenders Long and others in Missouri counties.
A 1992 county Democratic Central Committee meeting authorized township committeemen to appoint three subcommitteemen per precinct to seek the best candidate for a general election ticket. Trustee Deane A Heene and Willeamy Fo Tle authorized sale of real estate to satisfy notes, with sale by public auction scheduled at the court house in Marsh Hall, Hellinesr County, on a June date, to settle the deed of trust and associated notes.
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