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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
4
A garbled OCR page hints at a political piece with names such as Luc Panney and Dori, mentions of Canadian influence, and references to state and national figures. The readable portions suggest a controversial broadcast or column with partisan remarks and scattered dialogue about governance and public perception.
A chaotic passage describes state aides, warrants, and financial concerns tied to a political opponent. It references Mr. Nolen, various departments, and a mild insinuation about interference in others' business, implying scrutiny of funding and legality. The text hints at political tensions and accountability.
The Jackson Cash Book schedules a reply to a June article from The Press and quotes Champ Clark, a Missouri figure, delivering a Harrisburg speech on June 22. He condemns the house bill and references the Denver platform, outlining political stances and reactions to the bill.
A long text fragment debates tariff repeal on wood pulp and paper goods, praising price relief and broader reliefs for woolen products. It quotes political figures and public sentiment, arguing for substantial reductions while warning against excessive costs to consumers. Local notes mention community events, fires, and court actions amid Tuesday through Sunday coverage.
The St. Louis Times offers a strong discussion on the so called Bread Trust amid ongoing threats to staple supplies. The article questions whether the trust claim is genuine and considers potential market impacts.
A sales card urges readers to insure property against fire. It stresses comparing coverage, notes that policies do not prevent fires but help repair damage and claims a brokerage offers seven major companies. It lists LUTES & JAMISON at the Peoples Bank Building in Latesville Missouri.
In a fragmented notice from a local meet, Char s Hobbs is mentioned amid references to events and participants. The readable text hints at a track or athletic assembly with names and activities, though details are scarce due to OCR issues.
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