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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
2
An assorted, clipped column of dated social notes and stray news items from Marble Hill. It mixes local concerns about theaters and cobblestones with wide ranging reflections on crime, politics, science fads, and military topics, mentioning figures and places in a loosely connected mosaic.
By late March, idle freight cars in the United States and Canada fell by .507 from the previous year. Despite tariff bill uncertainties, overall car movement continues to pick up, with rate gains steady and wheels turning more rapidly.
The sec ond National Peace Congress opened in Chicago with about 25 000 attendees including statesmen and diplomats from many nations. Taft and Secretary of War Dickinson were absent but messages and speeches from Dr Bejamin F Theblood and others outlined the movement, arbitration progress, and the role of international law shaping a world without war.
A massive storm system last Thursday night left from fifty to seventy homes destroyed and between 75 and 100 deaths reported across Arkansas Missouri Tennessee Mississippi Alabama Georgia and several towns. Counts vary as reports come in with Golden Missouri and Ada communities among hardest hit while cities like Memphis and Roanoke report widespread damage and casualties.
A long economic note argues that dollar wheat is permanent as central Canada’s three prairie provinces shift to supply the U.S. bread basket. Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta are praised as top grain producers with rising population and investment while Americans are urged to consider homesteads and rail growth fueling this shift.
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