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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1922
Page
4
A Thursday issue from Marble Hill edited and managed by Dean Chandler, with the Hill office listed for publication and circulation details. The brief entry confirms the publisher and local office arrangements.
An announcement announces the following candidate for the office of Collector George Weltch, subject to the action of the democratic voters in the prairie election and the republican primary on August 8. (Source text fragment)
A speech argues that isolation harms US prosperity, condemns Republican tariff plans, and urges renewed foreign trade to lift national stagnation. It compares past prosperity under Democratic leadership with current economic decline and calls for cooperative international measures to reduce armaments and restore growth. The piece also reports a sal of stock under execution in Missouri and a grand jury update in a separate local court context.
The report covers Rod Lawrence jailed on charges of obtaining a heel warrant by fraud from the Greasy Creek authorities, with details of the arrest and identity of involved parties. It also notes bank official HL Snider of Farmington and a lengthy county court ledger showing road surveys, expenditures, and local notices including dairy farming advocacy and county finances.
C L Clark former Church of God pastor of the local congregation was released on $1000 bond Monday after being arrested about three weeks ago at Rosebud Missouri on a charge by Mixa Annie Kemp. He left for Roward. Clark admits guilt but says he has forgiveness from the Lord and his wife. The prosecutor was not liberal. He had four small children. Before leaving the cell he left a placard reading Be sure your sin will find you.
Fragmentary ad copy mis-spelled medical pitch claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh by cleansing the system. The garbled text mentions mucus, bloodless textures, and a commission-like attribution to a nameless creator. Overall this is an unreadable OCR snippet from a medicinal advertisement.
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