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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1897
Page
8
The article notes tourist interest rising in warm Gulf States winter resorts, describing pleasant climate and appeal to visitors seeking leisure. It mentions the Mobile and Ohio Railroad Co. and regional travel trends during the season.
The passage critiques the Dingley tariff and claims farmers face a weaker home market than manufacturers. It argues farmers export much of their output, while manufacturers maintain a dominant home market and foreign competition limits farmers’ tariff benefits. The text contrasts wage determination with supply and demand and reflects on 18th century practices in a broader historical note.
A speaker argues for reduced expenditures and restoration of the income tax, calls to expand money supply, and statutory equality of major industries. He condemns protective policy and reciprocal trade as driving wealth offshore, weakening the merchant navy, and burdening labor while impoverishing farmers.
In St. Louis County, Missouri, Fred Schaeffer reports his five acre tract is sliding downhill. The land movement threatens the upper crest and exposes a twenty foot thick layer of superior fire clay beneath. Freight addressed to R. Sveinitwe- KR is noted in the record.
An earnest notice offers education at Harvard Yale or any U S college or institution in New England Conservatory of Music to young men or women. Write for Bestiecless quickly. James D Ball 36 Bromfield St Boston Mass.
A compact collection of maxims on virtue and judgment. It cautions that willingness does not equal readiness and sinlessness does not guarantee blamelessness. It urges pursuing genuine value, living by inner truth, and doing right regardless of pay or opinion.
The article notes stove absence, open fire cooking, long journeys, unnamed streets, unnumbered houses, theater pits for rabble, lingering whipping posts, libraries full of distant books, long post times, strict marriage rules for New England women, bread baking habits, wills before trips, tea etiquette, popular novels among worldly women, dance age limits in Philadelphia, and Christmas quilting party games with kissing penalties as reported by the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
A two hundred inventions wanted notice appears with patent attornery names Waite Raya ponunea and Co Washington. In another account a distressing accident near Cousinville ends in a wagon overturn at a creek ford 200 yards from the city limits. Johnson a man and 16 year old William Dalton escaped but Mrs Buge and her children Missouri 3 Henry 6 and Miss Minnie Trazot 21 drowns with other passenger Mrs Buge. Bodies recovered in the night. Missouri first, then the young woman, the mother, and at dusk the boy.
Hon H N Phillips wins suit for Butler county against Oxley Stave company vesting title to 100,868 acres in the county. Cape Girardeau Gazette notes official notice that board pension examiners Perecsts asecagyil no longer required. Vanidivar returns from Washington for a week’s leave to attend legislature duties and family matters.
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