26 May 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
1
Washington dispatch details anger over the Payne Aldrich tariff as Taft faces criticism from Democrats and Republicans alike. It notes Ballinger’s influence, allegations of misrepresentation by GOP leaders, and calls for a starker contrast in November while highlighting farm policy concerns and public funding debates for soldiers' homes.
County Clerk Abernathy announces the primary election schedule and filing details in Missouri, naming nominees for state and local offices. The notice appears in Colman's Rural World and similar agricultural papers offering a one year subscription deal.
Practical tips from New Idea Woman's Magazine for June on removing stains from white goods, ironing delicate fabrics, protecting waist buttons, and finishing petticoats with embroidery lace to prevent ragged edges. Includes methods to maintain garment integrity during laundering and careful finishing to extend wear.
By the judicious use of fertilisers and a proper system of crop rotation, the College of Agriculture outlines methods to improve soil fertility and yield. The discussion emphasizes sustainable practices, economic benefits, and adapting techniques to local climates and crops.
A large audience anticipated the render with an immense turnout. The Tedal was awarded ten minutes into the closing act featuring performers including Bert, Mesars Slinkard, Bess, Mitchell and Car Hell. The audience enjoyed the finale as the ward’s program closed with evident appreciation.
The semi annual convention of Whitewater and Union township Sunday school association met at Patton Methodist church on May 23. Speakers included Revs J C Hurst Jesse Doggett J M Welker F Yount E Miller and Mr Pewr Conrad. Papers read were Child Training by Miss Alice Murray and Benefits of the Sabbath by Miss Helle Seabaugh. Rev Stinson of Fredericktown attended and spoke. The association formed in Whitewater in 18 and Union joined in 18. The first meeting was at Lodgeville with Peter Conrad as president. J D Hahn was elected president and Miss Ella Miller secretary. A reunion to be held at Alliance in September.
A trustee sale proceeds under a deed of trust dated June 9, 1879 and recorded in the records. The borrowers named are E. D. Winchester and Edna Winchester, his wife, with the property action slated per the recorded document.
The Republic of St. Louis advertises a three year subscription for 1.4 dollars and includes a 48 inch American flag as a bonus. The notice markets the paper as the biggest best and oldest semiweekly in the United States.
A damaged OCR notice references an administrator, heirs, and a real estate or estate action. It mentions Buck Uracant and Ballinger county, dates and deadlines, and warrants publication. The text is garbled but implies a legal public notice requiring action or claims within a set period.
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