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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1891
Page
4
A fragment from Marste Hriz Press in 1891 discusses county subscription rates and minor tariff details. The piece critiques editors and cites Burgess and Trial Court actions, reflecting tensions between media independence and state politics.
The text discusses adopting the Australian ballot system for Missouri voters in 1882, detailing precincts, judges, booths, and the secrecy of voting. It references opinions on the method, the governor’s role, and broader implications for elections and engineering forecasts. It also notes opposition from US Mint and Mix Port Farmers' Alliance figures to the third party convention.
The readable fragments discuss Chile and neutrality rules related to shipping and transportation. It mentions enforcement questions, potential actions by authorities, and references to political and legal terms without clear events or dates.
A notice lists graves across multiple cemeteries to be decorated on a designated day. It names numerous soldiers by name and graveyard, indicating proper ceremony and location details for Memorial Day observances.
A murky incident involves the Harrison administration reading harshly into foreign vessel seizures. It reports a ship with a one man crew, and officials claiming guarantees of protection. The Chilean steamer Finta Wok Ain is mentioned with protests and warnings.
The text appears to praise a journal's energy and ability, noting artistic merit and competition. It references Canada, the great Chigaeete Ship Rail way, and the Dominion Parliament with a formal opening context. Content is garbled but suggests admiration for a journal's popularity and performance.
The readable fragments discuss domestic economy, marriage roles, and social expectations with references to labor, wealth, and family welfare. Names and places are unclear. the passage shifts through anecdotes and dated notices without a coherent central event.
Order of publication in Hallingesw County court case, stating defendant not resident of Missouri and must respond. Petition seeks foreclosure of real property described as Tract Nos 1 and 2 on the Marble Hill area, mandating appearance before the sixth day of September, with details of the property and parties, Henry McStith listed as attorney.
The court in Marble Hill town of Marble Tall, in Rollinger county, orders publication of notice in Marble Hill Press for four weeks. Defendant is required to appear by early September or risk judgment by default. Clerk confirms seal and date.
Public legal notices issued in Bollinger County Missouri announcing that the State sues unknown heirs and a defendant resident in Missouri, with notices by publication to appear at the September term, and warnings of default if ignored, including property described as in Markle Hill and Marble Hill locales. The notices specify publication for four weeks in a Marble Hill newspaper and general court deadlines.
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