Press Launches Year Thirty Two With Gratitude
The Press marks its thirty second year and thanks its readers for liberal support. The note promises continued best efforts to improve the paper and earn ongoing friendship through patronage.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1912
Page
4
The Press marks its thirty second year and thanks its readers for liberal support. The note promises continued best efforts to improve the paper and earn ongoing friendship through patronage.
Friends of Champ Clark rally to his cause citing speeches by the Missouri leader and his pre-swearing remarks as evidence of his service. The piece notes his line about lawmakers serving a nation over party and mentions backing from progressive Republicans for reform bills.
Washington correspondent Coyne Ho Taverner reports on tariff battles in Congress. The House passed a bill revising the tariff schedule and related taxes, with Senate action pending. The piece discusses key figures like Boise Penrose and Shelby Cullom, political dynamics, and the Townsend report on the Harvester Trust and Roosevelt administration decisions.
Estes Brothers advertise a large stock of screen doors and screen wire at cheap prices. The note promotes summer painting supplies including oils and paints at low prices and invites customers to visit their showroom.
Readable excerpts describe Frederick town High School girls sewing their own graduation gowns, with notes on Miss Arnett, Nichels, and Fisher. The item sits among broader clippings about Missouri weather, Indian population in 1910, and a Campbell, Missouri, tale of George Gibbs’ California trip and return.
A distorted verse narrative shows Smith replying to a distant land write up. The poet notes pleasures abroad and writes home of surviving financially, warning that the easy money fades and one must earn a living. The motif repeats: “You have to earn your living here.” Denver Register.
Bollinger County deaths and births for March as filed with the State Bureau of Vital Statistics. Births: Male 13, Female 13, Total 24. Causes of death noted. data by sex included. Frank B. Hiller, State Registrar.
A fragmentary column critiques Doctors of Divinity for withholding the Key of Knowledge while urging faithful Bible study and sanctification. It links the theme to a sermon, cites Matthew and Galatians, laments modern teaching, and contrasts with railway station loafers hindering progress and worship.
A Georgia newspaper urges farmers to till fertile soil and plant ample watermelons this season. The note emphasizes preparing ground properly and maximizing yield through careful cultivation.
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