18 Jun 1891
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1891
Page
1
A long reading of scattered items from Lutesville and nearby areas lists assorted business, social, and civic notes. It mentions Dr. Jaques goods and ads, local travel, weddings, clerical notices, school institute plans, and a major fire in Charleston with broad damage and insurance details.
County Teachers Institute will convene at Marble Hill on July 20 and continue four weeks. A competent conductor will be employed and all teachers are urged to attend. Gro. B. Myrns, Co. Com. Also discussion of the National Democratic Convention bid discusses many cities from Boston to San Francisco and possible entertainments and delegates.
The F and L U Notlee Hollinger County Mariners and Jya boven Union join with the Sociable Union at Bplvan Church four miles south of Lutes-Wie on the first day of July for the annual officer election and other important business. Delegates from all unions in the county will be present.
Senator Colquitt of Georgia discusses the 1892 race noting risks of a Hill and Cleveland split in New York, the South's uncertain stance toward Cleveland due to silver, and a possible pro relief platform. He argues for a strong free silver plank to win, and says third parties will align with Democrats in the South.
The Reed McKinley Congress funded vast new offices and imagined industries, naming the cradle of policy while slashing claim to thrift. It eyed 1,095 emoluments under state authority and spent $5,198,148, a record of waste the Boston Club condemns as the people’s burden.
In Bollinger County Missouri a legal notice to serve nonresident Samuel Baker and unknown heirs in Marble Hill seeks action by September. The order requires publication in Marble Hill Press for four weeks before the term beginning.
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