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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
4
Fragmented OCR notes describe a man and wife with another man, two children taken, custody implications, and references to a court or legal action. The text mentions a Rockeelier locale, names like Shan, Cy, and Merkis, and mentions money, law, and a possible separation or domestic conflict.
A Chicago correspondent notes Democratic unity under pressure as Champ Clark and William Jennings Bryan reconcile and the House caucus ratifies the Wilson Underwood tariff bill without major changes. The piece predicts easy passage for the measure in the Senate, pleasing Democrats.
A column outlines the state board of pardons process, noting public notice requirements for pardon or parole applications. It explains publicity needs, dates, and the procedural basis, with examples from Missouri and references to related agrarian contests and Mothers Day reflections.
A letter announces special pricing on Celebrated Edge Drop and Moline Check Row Planters at 35.00. It offers 1 horse Corn Drill from 10.00 and cites the county’s largest stock of cultivators with rising prices. A new line of affordable furniture and linoleum designs is highlighted along with fresh cement carload arrivals.
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Richard L Metcalf in Wallace's Farmer notes the second Sunday in May is set aside to honor all mothers and pay tribute to motherhood along with respect for military naval and political heroes. The piece closes with a personal line urging a son to avoid risky places.
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