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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1892
Page
6
Official paper of the county outlines subscription costs in advance. One copy for one year costs 2.00 within county. 2.00 mailed out of county. three months 0.25. Advertising rates available on application.
Hon H N Phillips of Malden says he will not run for Congress this year. Arnold man Marshall Arnold, D J Allen for State Senator, and W A Dunn for Collector announce in this issue. Complimentary notices will appear next week. Judge of the St Louis Court of Appeals may be M B Smith supported by the Democracy of Ripley county. De Soto Gazette questions Smith eligibility while a Farmington convention reaffirms party delegations in 1892.
The White Ribbon Society held the first annual Bollinger County W C T U convention at Marble Hill Presbyterian Church on May 6 and 7. Mrs. 5. V. Jaques opened the meeting. programs included music, devotions, reports, papers by Adelai de Clark and Danforth, and addresses by Nettie Brown and Carrie Lee Carter. Resolutions urged total abstinence, education of children, equal standards for men and women, antitobacco work, and political support for anti liquor candidates.
M. R. Smith of St. Francois county is a candidate for Jadge of the St. Louis Court of Appeals. He is said to be a first rate lawyer and a studious one that the kind out of which to make a good judge. Shelbi na Democrat.
A Bolinger County letter urges better roads and bridges to attract immigration. It proposes a $20,000 county bond to build a jail at Marble Hill and eight bridges across White Water, Little White Water, Hog Creek, Hurricane Creek, Crooked Creek, and Castor River, with a voter referendum at the November election.
We are authorized to announce Mar SHALL Arsoup of Scott County as a candidate for re election to Congress from this the 14th district, subject to the action of the Democratic Convention.
We announce Rupert Drew of Marble Hill Missouri as a candidate for State Senator in the twenty first district subject to the Democratic nominating convention. Geo T Lee of Van Buren Carter County Missouri is also a candidate for State Senator of the district. D J Auzes of Piedmont Wayne County Missouri is listed as a candidate for State Senator in the twenty first district subject to the Democratic nominating convention.
The party announces 0. J. Sniper as a candidate for the office of Representative of Bollinger County subject to Democratic party action.
Authorized notice declares W A Desxs as a candidate for re election to the office of Collector of Bollinger County subject to the Democratic party action.
Authorized notices name Hrapr ian Esris ALPERT St. Peskins and J. Lessiy as treasurer candidates in Bollinger County with party action pending. Islam Teetens also announced for the treasurer post though details are incomplete.
The prosecuting attorney race in Bollinger County lists W. K. Chandler as a Democratic candidate and C. P. Calphin seeking re election, with both subject to the Democratic party's action. The notice announces candidacies for the office of Prosecuting Attorney.
Officials announce J. T. Wells and W. B. Yount as candidates for the office of sheriff in Bollinger County subject to the action of the Democratic party. Both names appear in a formal party announcement.
An authorized notice lists Wir man C Mynns Ne J Smith and A N Tanks as candidates for Bollinger County Assessor, subject to Democratic party action and party nomination uncertainty. The text indicates multiple names and election framing, reflecting party association and nomination conditions.
We are authorized to announce J. J. Long as a candidate for the office of judge of the County Court from the second district of Dollingen County subject to the action of Democratic party. We are authorized to announce Pinte Banks as a candidate for the office of Best district of Bollinger County subject to
In Mack, Glen Allen, Mo on May 1, 1892, Lorance advocates supporting the loan. The note invites others to speak up and participate in the discussion as residents weigh the municipal borrowing.
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