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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1909
Page
4
The report mocks the nomination and confirmation of T. J. Akins as postmaster in St. Louis, describing it as a major joke played on Republicans in the city.
Henry TH Ropers financier and reputed Rockefeller partner died May 1 after apoplexy. Missouri residents recall him as the man who had much fun with some “trust” mischief while he chaired the era of the great fortunes.
The governor Hadley faces criticism as lawmakers accuse him of avoiding direct comment on home rule legislation. Senators and city officials dispute his account of amendments while urging practical support for the policy. Public response focuses on whether Hadley will back or thwart home rule amid political pressure.
The National Association of Manufacturers spokespersons denounce tariffs as protective fails, citing Census data and price comparisons. A dialogue mocks export undercut by the sugar trust and discusses blanket tariffs, political obstruction, and Crumpacker’s testimony on woolen and other goods pricing.
The piece notes President Taft’s upbeat forecast that the tariff bill should land in his hands by June 2 while Senator Bailey seeks a brief vote on iron ore duties. It references innuendo about editors, Roosevelt busts for the senate chamber, and scattered political chatter from Gainesville Georgia to Missouri, with provocative asides on family rule and party loyalties.
Missouri dominates the central corn belt as six states, led by Missouri, account for about one third of global corn. The United States yields over 201,100,000 bushels annually, with Missouri producing over 114,000,000 bushels and averaging about 1,100 bushels per farm family.
The Harvester trust, amid tariff pressure, earned more in 1908 than 1907 despite higher wages. While average pay per worker rose slightly, more goods were sold per dollar paid, and overseas sales increased. The article cites patents and smart devices as key advantages, noting other American industries match this brainpower.
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