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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1896
Page
4
Fragmentary notes discuss political tensions, foreign powers, and tariff policy. Mentions Myayrinz Air Reed Mark Hanna Forsker Platt and a Wayne county senator candidate with tariff concerns. Describes evolving public sentiment and contentious campaign dynamics.
A local notice from Tom Green's Banner questions J. J. Davision as a congressional candidate in the 14th district. The item notes prior reporting on Moses Limbareh and hints at shifting support amid a contentious community response.
A Cedar City informant reports a split among Democrats and Republicans in Cotes Sans Hessein township. The note claims only five favor a four grand gold standard, while some strong Republicans advocate silver as the silver trend wanes.
District papers debate Moses candidacy amid claims of bias and calls for an official nomination. Critics urge a clear selection process and fair treatment to prevent political maneuvering.
Fragmented reports from Tas Stoddard county Republican and Democratic gatherings describe a heated push for free silver coinage. Delegates to a Democratic convention are urged to favor free coinage at a 16 to 1 ratio, with broad support across Virginia to Texas and Illinois to Indiana.
Correspondence from Trace Creek reports cold weather and poor wheat traps. Local residents update on residents: X P Sitzes moves to Trace Creek then Wayne County Sanity plans three months selling books. Underwood and son visit Martie Hill. Willigin Psiz marries Jane Yount. Charley Bugby buys old horses at top prices. Ongoing stir about a missing whip and mule.
In Patton this week the community mourns after the death of W. Yount who was shot by Wu Mollineux and died on the 14th. He leaves a wife and one child. his funeral was held in Patton cemetery with broad sympathy from relatives and friends. The town also notes local school term closings, hog losses from cholera, and a large snow over the season plus several residents moving or selling property.
Fragmentary text mentions fate and time as centuries move down the street. References to the book of fate and a high site are noted but unreadable.
The Citizen reports on a coast-to-coast backlash against a controversial image described as provocative and anti moral, predicting broad backlash against artists and writers who would offend public decency. The piece also notes reader outrage rising as a hypothetical monument to moral decline surfaces in public discourse.
The minister and deacon group announce a three day meeting at Marble Hill Baptist Church on Friday through Sunday March 27 28 and 29. Activities include devotional exercises led by Rev Cranmer Price a discussion on The Work of St Francois Association moderated by Rev Bowman and J C Stembree with an executive board session followed by a missionary sermon by Rev W B Moore with Rev G E Teasdale as alternate.
Discussion opened by Jey A Machatl and John R Shelton on scriptural organizations or otherwise. Sermon at 11 o clock by afternoon, worship exercises by Deacon envy Winters. Topic Sunday schools. Rev D W Graves and W A Davanit alternate. Sermon at 3 30 p m Sandy School meeting. Sermon at 1 o clock by Rev A Maesette. Night service with music led by Mrs Mollie Hist es and J A Shelton.
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