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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1892
Page
8
A New Orleans Picayune piece paints tender scenes of a mother tucking a doll into bed, a fairy preparing for an evening with a lover, a young wife awaiting her husband, and a mother soothing a sleeping child. It contrasts twilight warmth with shadows, ending on a widow by a grave and an old woman listening to the song One Day Nearer Home as rest comes at last.
A quixotic Old World adherent scorns modern methods risking ruin. A coral stock farmer sings his stock and foreclosures loom. An editor faces a violent rebuke as a coroner’s verdict looms. A sun-scorched horse strains under a tight rein before a grim fate. A gentler tale follows a kind hearted girl married to a failing suitor. A merchant laments lacking ads while a buyer overpays. A hog freight car tale and a long road rode by a man spitting tobacco. A drinker refuses to quit, claiming he can quit whenever. Western Plowman.
A fragment recalls standing on a bridge with vague reflections on fate and mood. The narrator faces fear and regret, hearing water and distant voices as they ponder luck and loss, with an ache of confinement and longing.
The text accuses Benjamin Harrison of turning public service into a partisan machine using presidential power to push Congress on a tariff and subsidies. It alleges he promoted allies, shielded rivals, and used patronage to secure renomination, while threatening a sister Republican party over alleged injuries.
A grand celebration and casket picnic will be held at Rhodes Grove Glen Allen Missouri on July Fourth 1892. Professors L Keehn J Zimmer man and M E B Rhodes will deliver speeches with refreshments and amusements such as dancing sack racing swings and music. All are invited to enjoy a pleasant day. Committee Chas Rhodes and Dr Berry.
Notice to teachers announcing the Bollinger County Teachers Institute at Marble Hill starting Monday July 18 for a four week session. Certificated teachers must attend first day and stay through the session. Bring books and be prepared to work as examinations will be thorough and searching. Signed by George Mter, County Commissioner.
Notice of final proof filed by George Braver for the east half of the northwest quarter of section 14 in township 29 north range 20 east. Before the clerk of the Circuit Court at Marble Hill Missouri on Saturday July 23 1892. Witnesses Henry Theile Robert Wanganop Henry Horrell Leopold Missouri and Richard Markham Lafton Missouri. James C Noell Register.
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