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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
4
A Perryville Sun extract notes the Marnace Hine Press in Marble City with weekly Thursday publication and complains St. Louis Globe Democrat is humiliated by Republican critics. It argues the Globe should back the country and government during the war and criticizes local politicians for pressuring the paper.
The revival led by Mr Swope attracts many locals with powerful sermons. The Sunday morning theme was The law came by Moses but grace and truth by Jesus Christ and the evening talk The day’s message was I thought on my way. A large turnout from Jackson and nearby areas attended, signaling strong interest and anticipated lasting impact.
A Missouri letter notes Governor Gardner’s plan to fund the state tax commission with a $35,000 appropriation and hire commissioners without pay. The piece argues more money is needed to replace $3,000,000 from liquor licensing, and describes Republican House opposition to tax measures and a joint effort with the Democratic Senate to avoid an extra session.
The article reports on factional strains within the Republican Party during organization of the Republican League led by Charles W Fear and others, plus internal clashes over banning and seating positions. It notes Governor Gardner reviewing department budgets, delaying Workmen's Compensation commission appointments, and passing several agricultural laws including pure seed, co operative marketing, dairy standards, and livestock measures. It mentions wolves harming livestock, river fish poaching with dynamite, and local newspaper moves.
Southeast News reports a fire destroying the stave mill at Lilbourn on May 7 with an estimated loss of 2000 dollars. Part of the machinery was saved and there was no insurance. The Perryville Republican notes Theo Bock near St Marys lost eleven cattle to a lightning strike last Sunday night, worth over 1200 dollars. The Ironton Register notes burglars entered B N Browns store Tuesday night after breaking into Gay's blacksmith shop, stealing clothing and tools, suspected auto bandits. Fredericktown Democrat News reports Dr C A Anthony marketing a hog likely the largest sale price for the market here this week.
The U S will pay about TS million in Liberty Bond interest to Americans on May 15 as coupons are exchanged for War Savings Stamps at post offices or banks, projecting growth to 93 million by January 1, 1924. L A Wilson notes share guidance for savings. promotion urged to invest in War Savings Stamps. In memory of Henry V Pogue who died April 18, 1919 at 55 years.
A notable inheritance shapes the editor's fortune after the passing of an uncle, bringing a sum around $50,000 and a legacy of diligence and economic steadiness. The Kansas City Times records the event and its impact on the newspaper veteran.
Notice states the partnership Wittne W Sample and Nia Abernathy of Lavieeviile Missouri dissolved on February set day 1918 and business will no longer be continued by them under the firm name Rasple & Abernathy.
A reader recounts long constipations and failed medicines that worsened the stomach before discovering relief. The note mentions nervousness and fever and cites a remedy, Black Sea Comet, as effective after quitting drugs. It preserves the sense of personal testimony from an old newspaper snippet.
A terse fragment describes a dinner setting where two people share happiness, attributed to being constantly busy and detached from worldly concerns. It mentions wandering thoughts about distances and a three mile walk, implying a mood of respite from movement and worry.
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