Local Newspaper Rate Card May 1990 Missouri
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1890
Page
4
Official paper subscription rates printed for Missouri edition with prices by county and term. Rates include single copy costs and out of county surcharges. Advertising rates shown on request.
Statement to the County Court outlining receipts and expenditures for Bollinger County Missouri for the year ending December and noting a fiscal year change from January to May start. Describes period covering months from December to February and acknowledges a drafting error with clarification of the subject matter.
A Tanisa reporter cites a paternal letter urging Missouri youth toward democratic beliefs, contrasting democracy with republicanism. It argues democracy centers power in the people and limits government, while republicanism risks autocracy and privileged status, urging clear understanding of these ideals.
A fragmented political notice urges voters to support their party nominees at the county convention. It praises Caldwell and Walker and underscores duty to vote for ideas and governance, while detailing candidate qualifications and inviting outreach before the party caucus.
Fragmentary OCR reveals Missouri politics with names like James Walker and Benjamin Ves, debates over constable races in Lownee Township, and district realignment. The text includes notes from a state grand jury on county affairs, school funds, and welfare conditions, with remarks on infrastructure and governance.
A fragmented playful verse questions when merchants will cease advertising, listing impossible scenarios such as inverted trees and upside down sun. The tone mimics a satirical street banner, highlighting relentless commercial messaging.
A Charleston Enterprise snippet jokes about whimsical changes and a long postal regulation note. It mentions damaged stamps, envelope reuse, and the post office department reviewing redeemed envelopes. It also records Black River improvements and allocations for Saint Francis harbour with congressional support.
Road commissioner ordered to survey a road petitioned by Robert Storz through lands of Won't Thhodes and Laisa Myers. Various petitions, bonds, and securities approved for school funds, courthouse fund, road districts, and tax lands. Officials named include Isham Teeters, Thomas Pieterjer, and W J Slinkard. allowances and salaries listed for multiple overseers and servants.
A fragmented ledger lists multiple charges for road work overseers, surveyors, jail guards, care of insane and invalid persons, clerk fees, and various miscellaneous expenses. Names such as Richard Cureton, WR Chandler, and Henry Mangle appear with amounts. the document also includes a pharmacist’s note about shipments and a closing sales pitch from a commission house in Denver.
Absence of clarity with many garbled phrases but notes Bollinger Co Singing Association to hold a Grassie Church session starting August 6 1890. A singing school of 41 members just closed at Grassie church. Students thank teacher A Robins for effort. The group attended a Bollinger Co Singing Association event at Wintwoods Church last Sunday.
Dear sir With the berry season of 1890 we announce we will continue to handle berries with our motto Quick sales and prompt returns For ten years we have handled the bulk of the strawberries in this market to shippers satisfaction We own the largest exclusive fruit and produce building in the United States Our traveling men visit every town and mining camp in Colorado Utah and New Mexico We pay high salaries to secure the best men and provide top service Our firm has handled car lots successfully for five years and is the only house to land a car load in this market We offer unmatched facilities and wide reach but caution shippers to use a house with proven capacity
Cosiness announces Lanes P Wank kin seeking re election to Congress from this district subject to Democratic convention. Man SUALL Auxony of Scott Chinehy A Candidate for Songrass in this district subject to the Democratic Convention.
Chevrr Chen with committee Fons BP McManus seeks the office of Chenit Cloak and recorder for Ballinger County subject to the Democratic primary or party convention. Affiliation and procedural details remain to be clarified.
Officials announce candidates for Mullinger County Prosecuting Attorney and Hollinger County Collector and Sheriff in the Democratic primary. Dave C. Chiriant seeks the Collector post, C. P. Calow nominates for Prosecuting Attorney, and Jone Hitsiky runs for Sheriff.
A local notice states authorization of W. P. Shey as a candidate for Presidentive Judge of Bollinger County Court, subject to the Democratic primary convention. The announcement confirms the candidacy from the 1st District and is tied to Bollinger County County Court elections.
Wosro authorized to announce An ventoS Tenkine seeks re election to the office of Assessor of Bollinger County, subject to the Democratic primary election or convention.
Announcement of J M Slinkard and Rurkey McCormack as candidates for Constable of Lawrence Township subject to the Democratic primary or convention. Campaign filing and election context implied.
Public examinations will be held in Marble Hill on the fourth Thursday and the following Friday and Saturday each month. Teachers are asked to meet on those days. No private examination will be given. Signed WA Duan Commissioner 944.
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