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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1895
Page
4
A fragmented column reports editor notes, votes, a steamer wreck, social chatter, and literary quips. It cites personal addresses, tolls, and subscription reminders, mentions Tom Reed and ex presidents, notes a Minneapolis murder verdict, and samples Georgia humor alongside public notices and reader communications.
The American Church Missionary Society confronts about $20,000 in alleged irregularities tied to its books. The secretary and treasurer were relieved of duties amid the turmoil. Meanwhile Governor Evans of South Carolina predicts a geographic split in 1896 politics with free silver vs gold, naming Senator Tillman as a potential central figure in the Southern alliance.
The text warns of St Louis bankers pressing city depositors with collection fees on all out-of-town checks to pressure country banks. It suggests retaliation and predicts that if a major city adopts this policy, banks could fail quickly, driving trade away from smaller towns to more business-like cities.
Branstreen reports on dry goods hats and millinery, while London wool sales show a moderate rise. Bonds neglected, silver firm, foreign exchange slightly weaker. Advances cited in shoes pork lard refined sugar corn live hogs and leather. Cotton goods weaken. print cloths fall to 212 cents. February wheel stocks show large U. S. and Canada declines. global cereal supply down sharply. The piece also critiques gold standard advocates and questions who benefits from sound money.
The writer argues that sound money fails to protect real property values and purchasing power, claiming it cripples business and industry and leaves working people in want. They challenge proponents to provide evidence or drop the clubs idea.
Lutesville News describes local events including Rev. Pimmell's sermon at the Methodist Episcopal church in Routh, Miss Vallie Revelle hosting a social, and a birthday party for Alma Dunkin. It notes Robert Drum selling clothing to clear room for spring stock and promotes Dr. Sawyer’s pills via Witmer. Discussion of Kansas City Star circulation follows, praising its reach and pricing.
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