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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1909
Page
4
Senator Syone argues renewing trade and independence proposals tied to an emergency measure signed by Governor Hadley. Critics caution against politicized appointments while President Tarashold supports community integration measures. debate also touches on northern versus southern political debts.
Officials investigate perjury allegations linked to a protective tariff scheme amid changing policies. Readings focus on new evidence from authorities in New York and other jurisdictions, highlighting a broad debate on safeguarding public funds and the duties of government toward wealthy individuals.
The document lists Thomas Moskey and others on a canvassing board and compiles salaries for county officers including county judge, sheriff, clerk, treasurer, highway engineer, surveyor, and other posts. It references names such as William Abernathy, Henry Mungle, and J M Zimmenniti, with figures indicating compensation. The cost summary notes totals for salaries and fees across the county offices.
A police court magistrate and his friend John Markham stroll downtown one November evening in southern Kentucky. Markham offers his No 1 brand of old Markham to the judge who replies that he already tried it in court that morning. The exchange hints at a case involving intoxication or testimony.
The Journal notes the unusual fashion debate as Illinois legislators propose a bill to limit hat sizes. The draft limits brim width to eighteen inches, crown height to one foot, weight to five ounces, and wire parts to six inches, aiming to curb extravagant headwear while critics warn it could hinder suffrage supporters’ demonstrations.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration upon the estate of Wiley Winchester deceased have been granted to W. K. Wisceverin by the Probate Court of Willinger County Missouri. Clais against the estate must be filed within two years to receive allowances. Also, bids to contract for all county printing will be received at the county court in Marble Hill on May 10 as the May term opens. The court may reject any or all bids.
Bollinger County invites sealed bids from banking corporations or associations to act as county funds depositary for two years. Bids due May term on May 10 1960 at noon. Highest interest rate offered on daily balances wins. bids opened publicly. court may reject any or all bids. include a security check of at least one half of one percent of county revenue.
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