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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
1
The Missouri House considered resubmitting the third constitutional amendment from November. Highlights include funding bills, redistricting placing Bollinger in the thirteenth district, and action on franchise tax measures. Editorial notes and comparisons to Jefferson’s Louisiana purchase are included.
March 25 1904 marks the start of a storewide reduction offering every line of merchandise at drastic prices. Show cases scales large store lamps and store chairs are all for sale with nothing reserved. The proprietor thanks patrons for past support.
Fragmented community items report health, farming, schooling, births, moves, and family news from Hollinger County Missouri. A deed of trust sale is scheduled for June 15 at Marble Hill court, with Nathan Corkin absent and sheriff ALCL King to execute the sale.
An advertisement touts Solid Curves Silvertableware as a new metal rivaling sterling silver for spoons knives and forks. It claims hard wearing plating that wears longer than sterling and promises twenty five year wear without cost. Free offer available by mail from Quaker Valley MI Co Morgan and Harrison Srs Chicago. Trustee’s Base by Sheriff.
Readable docket list from Bollinger and Hollinger counties with indictments for liquor selling illegal medicine gaming and rape plus numerous civil actions and real estate notices including school lands sale and sheriffs tax sales scheduled for March 15 16 18 1901 at Marble Hill and Marble Hill courthouse. Includes Ejectment partition divorce and change of venue actions and public notices of sale by sheriff Adolph King and William Yount as revenue collector.
Guaranteed $900 salary yearly with extra commissions and expenses. Positions for men and women of good address to represent us, travel as agents, or local work. Liberal income and rapid advancement with an old established house. Stratton Press offers opportunities at 24 Church St New Haven Conn and The Constitution offers $2500 in cash prizes to top agents during the first year.
Elmer Bair thanks patrons and solicits continued favors for his barber shop next door to W E Cannouer's office. It lists razors towels and neatness as qualities and mentions an office on Machie Hill Missouri.
JACKETn Missouri offers monument and cemetery work by John H Sand er, with Cy Le Taney as representative. The ad promotes a clubbing offer: Kansas City Live Stock Indicator, The Poultry Farmer, and Special Farmers Institute Editions, plus their own paper for four papers at 80 cents a year. Call at the office to inspect some papers.
A damaged ad-style note touts a seed catalogue with nearly 200 new photo engravings and revised up to date text. It claims the best catalogue ever sent, offers free copies if the reader mentions the paper and shares their crops, and promotes flower specials with a request to cut and mail the advertisement.
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