Marine Hix Press. LQ. FINNEY, Porc BSLE AILé.
Marine Hix Press brief notes from LQ column referencing FINNEY with porc BSLE AILé in a compact public notice style. The fragment cites a personnel or event tag. No full context available.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1891
Page
4
Marine Hix Press brief notes from LQ column referencing FINNEY with porc BSLE AILé in a compact public notice style. The fragment cites a personnel or event tag. No full context available.
Public notice provides advertising rate details with rates for out of county subscriptions and local advertising. Mentions Alliance period and requests applications for advertising rates. Names no individuals, but references county and local publishing terms.
The article reports a failed effort by the legislature to elect a United States Senator. It notes tensions between factions, mentions unnamed candidates such as Blaine and others, and describes a contested climate with references to party divisions and recent political maneuvering across counties Ripley, Hurley, Verte, Was Hey, Bul-Vinges, Capu Goramban, and district lines. It also covers concurrent school board race considerations and a disputed candidacy within the Democratic, Republican, and Prohibition parties.
The report notes Senator Tavet of Coliarnia died just before adjournment, prompting commentary on Congress's vulnerability to fatalities. It paints Tavet as a strong defender of honest wealth and party principles, while listing Southeast Missouri counties and their populations, and recounts Speaker Reed receiving thanks from the House.
The New York World reports that the majority willingly placed themselves under the Speakers control at the outset, surrendering rights to propose or debate policy differences. Though divided on policy, they became instruments of the Speaker, relinquishing input on pending Menges and other amendments.
A debate on welfare and governance unfolds as women announce candidacies for school commissioner. The piece notes female participation in public life, questions party promises, and cites shifting support toward the Republican party while discussing figures like Dineen and broader electoral discourse.
A de pression venting deadly fumes sits in Java, about eighty five feet deep and a mile in length. The stink and poison kill birds, animals, and men nearby. Explorers who approach faint from sickness, and no one has ever returned after entering the fatal pit.
The isle of Juan Fernandez now houses Baron von Rodth, a former Austrian officer wounded at Suduwa in 1860. After leaving the army he seeks adventure on the island with a small mixed colony of natives and European deserters, periodically sending his sailing yacht to Valparaiso for supplies.
A compact ancient sermon-like piece argues that true Christian faith requires work and generosity. It asserts that stingy or passive believers hinder divine action, while prayer without effort fails to stir heavenly response. The devil exploits lax worship and poor commitment.
A drayman misreads a scheme by Girard to get rich without cash. At a public sale the buyer pretends to bid for one case, then buys the whole shipload, prompting a chase and a ruse to win a fortune. The tale ends with a clever escape and a theft of a handkerchief.
A fragment discusses the interpretation of the Chippewa term Totem and its supposed powers in ritual conduct, associating the word with plants, animals, and natural elements. It reflects beliefs about protective signs and prohibitions on harm or waste, emphasizing restraint and reverence.
Woe announces Mir W M Finney as a candidate for School Commissioner of Dollinger County, subject to the school election on the first Tuesday in April.
Notice of administration on the estate of Francis A Meganley granted February 7 by Bollinger County Missouri Probate Court. Claimants must exhibit claims within a year or be barred. Also multiple sheriff's sales scheduled March 16 1891 at the Marble Hill and Marble Hill courthouse doors for real estate seized under executions against various defendants.
Multiple Sheriff sales announced by John Huskey in Marble Hill and nearby towns, Bollinger County Missouri, detailing property including parts of blocks and farms, sale dates March 16 1891, and conditions for cash payments to satisfy executions for collectors James Seabaugh and others. Also includes a notice offering property for sale or rent near Marble Hill and a printer notice about newspaper mail service.
Public foreclosure sale announced by Sheriff John Huskey of Bollinger County Missouri on the courthouse steps in Marble Hill. The property includes sections 20 30 and 19 31 in Gosliper Township, totaling about seventy acres, to satisfy the county school fund debt of Vo Rauls and Hannah Rauls with public notice of sale to be printed in a local newspaper.
Court notice states Krorsky will sign an assignment of said estate at the March term of the circuit court in Bollinger. The court will take application to file and appoint in charge. Given January 17, 1801 by W. Revelle.
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