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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1912

Page

3

Republican Platform Declaration of principles and goals

The Republican party, assembled by national delegates, reaffirms faith in government by the people and outlines its program. It champions constitutional government, civil service reform, anti monopoly measures, a protective tariff, sound currency, and vigorous foreign policy while stressing pace of progress, law, and national unity. It pledges to uphold courts, curb long delays, and promote international peace through justice.

Republican Party Abraham Pabile Afaire Domararr Gotrammele Morehan United States Eatia Am International Court of Justice Federal Trade Commission Ufe Tarif Board Democratic Party House of Representatives Ing Alaska Pacific Ocean Panama Canal Bureau of Mines Poutel Savings Banks Coldiura Arizona New Mexico New Meteo Continental Territory McKinley Roosevelt Taft William H. Taft Republan Party Ita

Springfield Hearing Set Over Freight Rates Complaint

Springfield Missouri hearing scheduled July 16 to review complaints by the Springfield Moon features and Jokvers association against the Mantond Missouri Pacite railroad. The case alleges unfair freight rates on goods from the Midwest and Indiana line to Springfield, with a petition for approximately seven cents per 140 pounds on freights.

Springfield Springfeld Springfeld Moon Featurers Jovkers Association Interstate Commerce Connse Elem Missouri Pacite Ratirveda Port Ta Exat Conlain Potew

State printing contracts awarded for stationery and binding

The state awarded a one year contract for stationery binding and paper. Cralem Paper Company of St Louis will supply paper, Stephene Printing Company of this city handles binding, and CT Corwin secures stationery. Total expected expenditure about $62.4 thousand with bindings around $20 per unit and stationery near $2,000.

Jefomnenity State Printing Couiiesbe Mate Cralem Paper Company St. Lowie Stephene Printing Company Thin City CT Corwin Thie City Thin Lust Psnally

Springfield probates woman as Tumell county judge

Mrs Mary Livesay widow of the late Judge James M Livesay seeks appointment by Gov Hadley to fill the unexpired Tumell county probate judge term until after the next election, a woman not eligible to be elected but appointed. Livesay appears certain to receive the appointment.

Springfield Tumell County Mary Kvvesay James M Livesay West Pisine Hadley Livesay

June meeting at Lag Providence draws 2500 delegates

The June gathering of negro Baptists in central Missouri began twelve miles southeast of Columbia drawing about 2,500 delegates from Baptist churches in Cole, Cooper, Monteau, Callaway, Audrain and Randolph counties. A male middle aged and a girl about ten were found dead near Merwin after a wheat field incident. A. H. Alexander, a 60 year old farmer, died near Merwin, bringing the death toll to four in the same family.

Columbia Providence Central Missouri Cole, Cooper, Monteau Callaway Audram Randolph Counties Rich Hal Merwin A. H. Alexander

Columbia Teachers Seek Farm Work in St Louis

Charles Collina and Wh lina B. Most, teachers at Soldan high school, St. Louis, are seeking farm work. They state they want hard work and promise to be "fred" if they do not perform well.

Columbia Charles Collina Whlina B. Most Soldan High St. Louis Fred

Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Praised

Ottumwa woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring health after years of female troubles. Letter from Mrs. Hanurne E. Warreneaux at 24 Ransom Street Ottumwa Iowa urges others to try the remedy and notes the company offers confidential correspondence answered by a woman.

Ottumwa Laws United States Lydia EL Pinkhur Lydia EB. Pinkhar Mra Hanurr E. Wamreex Ransom Street Iowa Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia EB. Pinkham

Landlord’s clever rent scheme ends with costly makeover

A distressed woman confronts a landlord who claims to “save” her from eviction by altering the house. He jokes about cooking to collect rent and offers to repaint the parlor and porches while noting the wallpaper and fixtures are dated. The exchange reveals the landlord’s bluff and the resident’s relief.

Doctor's Shift. Now Get a Along Without It

An Aphreician describes relief from indigestion after switching to Grape Nuts for breakfast last fall. He reports no further indigestion, weight gain, and improved energy, recommending Grape Nuts for those with digestion issues or recovering from illness, while noting he consumes peanuts with the product.

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