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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
A garbled scan recounts political names, party tensions, and indictments of Taft era officials. It mentions Roosevelt, the Republican party, and editorial takes from Minn. Herald and Puck, with notes on loyalty, succession, and calls for accountability amid public discontent.
In Des Moines Iowa last week Senator Dolliver and Abert Dolliver’s ally led a Progressive Republican campaign rally in front of over 1000 supporters. President Taft’s administration faced opposition as party leaders debated the future direction of the GOP amid ongoing Iowa county meetings and county court actions detailing road projects and salaries.
JC Dale ent te ros in on Decinees Tormey Jacob Kosh of Jonesboro Ark here Weiting relatives Mrs rindstall visiting pies Mre H A Charlie Dr Winters and family Oran vie teed at Wil Henrys Sanday Tr indma Cale near Scopas visiting friends this week Areedwin Jadeon looking after his poultry business Ruseli Rotertacn and wife of pear
An advertisement touts Miles Anti Pain Pills for diverse pains from rheumatic and neuralgic to headaches and back aches. Henry Courlen of Boonton testifies to their effectiveness, promising money-back if the first package fails, with the Miles Medical Co. based in Elkhart Indiana.
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill plans to take boarders after fitting up the Dr McAnally residence with new furniture. A string of visits and movements among residents is noted, including Jackson Pillers visiting his brother, D W, over Sunday, and Sanford Habe bringing his late daughter from Sikeston to visit relatives. Various locals from Morley, Laflin, Blodgett, Chaffee, Perryville and East St Louis are mentioned with visits or trips. berry season near end of week. a fire accident and a notable newspaper writer Frank Wien from Oklahoma is reported visiting town. The item reads as a roundup of social calls, travel, and local happenings with several names and places.
Fragment of Irwin Russell verse in negro dialect, with lines mocking a mule and a ploughman, referencing Nebuchadnezzar and a confrontation. Contains racially charged language and stereotypes. notes the author’s birthplace and era, and a late 19th or early 20th century publishing context. Includes advertising text for farm publications and a navigation cue toward payment.
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