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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1919
Page
2
The Marble Hill Press marks another birthday as editor Dex ter Statesman contemplates longevity for both. A note highlights a state funded memorial program offering half the cost up to 1200 or no less than 200, urging the local county to select a memorial site in its seat.
The town reported heavy rain with Castor river overflow and Fred Hinkle was taken to Cape Girardeau hospital on April 24 for surgery. He traveled with his father WD Hinkle and Dr Kirkpatrick. The note also mentions several local visits, illnesses, and social visits around Gipsy, Zalma, Burfordville, and nearby communities.
Chestner School District reports health overall good as communities note farmers nearing corn planting completion. Recent two weeks bring ample rainfall supporting crops and soil moisture. Local notes mention singing at R. L. Teeters's event as a minor cultural detail.
A garbled line references a veteran, an old asset, a "new one" and land operation. The readable pieces are sparse and lack clear events, names, dates, or places to form a coherent news item.
The Fiftieth General Assembly closes with a memory of a House of Representatives that ran its allotted time with the least leadership in state history. Republican floor leader Representative John C. Dyott struggled to control the GOP majority as the body adjourned.
Governor Gardner endorses the current appropriation measures, arguing they are essential for state funding and timely government operations. The administration contends the bills reflect careful budgeting and fiscal responsibility.
The article notes the governor will use veto power to ensure the state's financial obligations are met. It mentions a biannual revenue stance, a meeting with political approval, and the aim to leave the finances in solid shape upon retirement despite a 2,000,000 debt left from prior administrations. It also references George Burton and a lemon tree anecdote from New Madrid.
In 1811 a Palmyra, Michigan woman recounts severe dull and sharp pains, weakness, and chills. She reports great improvement after using Cardus, regaining strength, leaving bed, and no longer needing doctors or medicines. She endorses Cardus for other women with female troubles.
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