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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
4
The document lists subscription rates and terms for an official county paper. It shows prices for yearly, six month, and three month periods, plus a note that rates apply when sent out of the county and that advertising rates are available on application.
The Democratic Central Committee of Bollinger County is called to meet at the courthouse in Marble Hill on Saturday July 9 1892 to consider voting under the Australian ballot law and transact other business. Chairman Ronen Davx (David) calls it at the request of a group of candidates.
The Nations Prohibition party met in Cincinnati to nominate a ticket. Stevenson strengthens the Democratic ticket while Reid backs the Republicans. Commentary denounces Reid and ties to the tariff and labor issues. The piece also notes Blaine’s family losses and Cleveland steering the party away from machine influence.
The Peoples Party held a Sedalia convention last week and nominated a slate for governor Leverett Leonard of Saline lieutenant governor G W Williams of Polk secretary of state David B Page of Kansas City state auditor J B Dines of Butler treasurer D N Thompson of Butler attorney general Alfred Harris of Douglas Ry & W H Com Jno O Brien of Texas. Juds F E Ritchie of St Louis J S Crossby of Kansas City. D J Allen withdraws from Senate race in district citing support for Robert Drum and commends opponents' conduct while extending best wishes to Democratic nominees.
The article recalls the 1896 Republican convention, noting dissatisfaction with Harrison and the large bloc of federal office-holders supporting him. It cites Senator Wolcott listing 130 office-holders and estimates of 2,000 to 3,000 more in the lobby, split voting shows Harrison dominant in the South, while McKinley and Blaine drew from northern and swing states.
State convention meets in Jefferson City on July 19 to nominate three Supreme Court judges. A separate convention gathers in St. Louis on July 7 to select nominees for the high court.
The notice states Mar ial Allsopp of Scott County as a candidate for re election to Congress from the 14th district, pending action of the Democratic Convention. It is dated for the primary election day of 1893.
We announce Ronest Davx of Marble Hill Bollinger County and Geo T Lea of Van Buren Carter County Mo as State Senator candidates for the twenty first district subject to Democratic nominating convention. Also D J Atrex of Piedmont Wayne County named as candidate for the twenty first district pending party nominating action.
The party authorizes O. J. Schpen as a candidate for Representative Bollinger County and J. M. Zimmerman for re election to Representative. W. A. Deny is authorized for re election as Collector of Bollinger County. All run under Democratic party action.
Public notices announce several candidates for Bollinger County Treasurer subject to Democratic party action. Named contenders include Hezk Kiah Esris Albert Perks J Lesecey and Isamu Tetris with minor OCR errors in the text.
Authorized to announce W. KR. Chendie 28.6 can staty for the office of Prosecuting Attorney of Lollnger County Stijostta the action of the Democratic Party. Also announce Cannwesrt as a candidate for re election to Prosecuting Attorney for the Democratic party.
SITERLFF. We are authorized to announce J. T. Wells as a candidate for the office of Shen of Bollinger County, subject to the action of the Democratic party. We are authorized to announce W. B. Yount as a candidate for the ofice of Sheriff of Bollinger County, subject to
The paper notes authorized candidate announcements for Assessor posts in Bollinger and other counties. Wu lian C Myens N J Smith and W A Jamison are listed for Bollinger County with party action. A N Banks is named for Eos County and Jons A ReIuny for Bollinger County Surveyor, all subject to party processes.
Authoritative notices name J. J. Long for County Court in Bollinge s County Second District, Pump Barks for Botinge Count First District, P. Revelle for a post in the county, and T. J. Avecitinow for the County Court from the region, all subject to Democratic party action.
Rhokerd announces candidacy for re election to the office of Constable in Lorance Township subject to the action of the Democratic party. The notice indicates he seeks another term and will file with party officials for endorsement and ballot placement.
The sheriff will sell parcelized school lands in Bollinger County on May 14, 1892. Properties include multiple divisions of section 16 in townships 28 to 33 and ranges 8 to 10, totaling hundreds of acres. Minimum bid is $1.25 per acre, with cash down and the rest on 12 month credit, at Marble Hill courthouse door between 10 am and 4 pm, during a county in-session sale. The sale is by outcry to the highest bidder. John Husrey, Sheriff.
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