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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
4
The page notes a German push against Russian lines and directs readers to another page for full war coverage. It also relays obituary notices for Kansas City figure Wo Os Cowlord, highlights his public service, and lists local community happenings and letters amid a broader wartime context.
Entomologist Dr. Leonard Haseman of the University of Missouri says damp weather reduces young pests and diseases, strengthening crops though chinch bugs persist. Army worms may appear in only a few locales. wheat fields show migration toward corn. Sam Moore, known as Uncle Sam, prepares to retire after 44 years on the Missouri road at age 65.
A reformist tirade denounces political agitators and profligate liquor debate hindering national progress. It argues neglect of agriculture and industry harms the nation, urges constructive governance over partisan drink talk, and attacks liquor as a political menace. A call to reduce drinking to empower farmers and industry.
Dr R W VanAmburg has been indisposed for several days. Mrs Will Carmean of Caruthersville visits relatives here. C A Hals shipped a car of stock to the St Louis market on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Garrett Jensen of Drum were here Tuesday and returned.
A reflective critique on the long history of ministers entangled with politics. It argues that preachers have often been drawn into political power plays, with many resisting while a few collapse, shaking pulpits across Christendom.
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