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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
2
A collage of garbled clippings touches on diverse topics from fashion and domestic life to politics and science. It references a lost girl in Georgia, a New York wedding, hair treatment claims, and a marginal note on Panama Canal treaties, weaving in period concerns in a disjointed style.
Fragmented report notes potential mergers and court actions involving the Terminal Railroad Association and state matters. Mentions Atchison county against State Auditor Albert C. Afien and a probate-like warrant issue. Contains garbled references to insurance and railroad access, with Missouri cattle prize mentions and Arkansas town.
A Missouri hearing considers reducing workers’ wages to offset a 20 percent tariff cut. The proposed measure would lower pay to balance the economic impact. Local labor representatives express concern over job security and fairness.
The executive board of the V MC A of Mometi meets to hear lectures on railroad topics. Members discuss arrangements, dates, and speakers for the program. The item notes ongoing preparation and organizational steps for Mo menti activities.
In Harmony With Dowie in St. Joseph Missouri a divine healer named Sraemier gathers followers. The event centers on faith healing through caravan style ministry and promises of spiritual renewal. Supporters describe miraculous cures as testimony to divine power.
A deadly blast on White River Road leaves Thm Gavin dead and two Austrians wounded with seven others seriously hurt. two expected to recover. In Osceola Mo a three day semicon of the St Clair County Teachers Association ends with 124 teachers employed countywide and 104 present. Speakers include Professor Lampkin Commissioner of Heary County Doctor Craigheald Warrensburg State Normal and Professor J N Everead Valley College Marshall.
Bedalia Missouri Mrs Walter Dowler was arrested Thursday for alleged street assault. She posted bond and offered to pay medical expenses. A mix up led to her being mistaken for another woman, with details unclear as officials reviewed the incident and the injured party’s condition.
Lancaster Missouri reports a robbery at the Hays tank in Queen City where a safe was blown and $4800 taken. The burglars fled via lenwood Junction on a Wabash line train. In Belting, May Die Glasgow Missouri, Bari Morgan suffered probable fatal injuries at a sawmill when caught in belting on the main shaft. Recovery is doubtful. Columbia Missouri notes D A Robbett, Missouri State Horticultural Society president, announcing the December annual meeting in Columbia with dedication of the Missouri University Horticultural Building.
A fragment notes a new moonlight coon hunt trend among students amid a growing social scene. It mentions a notable incident labeled Ninety Freight Care Burned, implying a clash with current interests and safety concerns.
Montgomery Missouri voters approved the six mile road law Sunday after a Saturday election by a majority exceeding two to one. The result formalizes the measure and directs road improvements under the new statute.
Thomas Soup, a well known farmer living three miles east of Knob Noster Missouri, was kicked in the stomach by his buggy horse and died Friday morning. He was 12 years old.
Gt James Missouri announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Lacy Worthington James to Mr Henting. The couple plans a future wedding in Unis city with family and friends invited.
Salsors for Boomield, the county by LAS out of a total of it nies mal.
In a tense exchange aboard the brig Thetis Laurie Crystal and Captain Pope plot to seize a richer ship. Laura opposes crime yet remains entangled as Crystal and Pope push toward piracy while symbols of affection flicker amid distrust and threat. The crew debates mutiny and the captain weighs sending sailors adrift to ensure loyalty.
A fragmented narration describes a crew member leaving a skylight and wandering near a caboose, noting smoky debris and oppressive heat aboard the tweendecks. The scene closes with the person throwing machines onto the deck and lying in greove as the tale continues.
The historic town of Dunwich in East Anglia has shrunk under the North Sea. Once a Christian center with sixty churches, only one complete church remains, its tower crumbling as waves erode the cliffs and ruin claims more structures each year.
A Scottish case recounted by Sir Walter Scott involves a cow in Forfar that drinks ale left to cool. Neighbors argue over responsibility and payment as the bailie condemns the cow’s drink as a deodandoris stirrup cup, upholding old Scottish hospitality norms.
The article argues libraries are ancient, noting Anglo-Saxon kings in Fogland favored erecting them and Irish works influenced early British science. It claims Nor man invasions halted library growth, with the first post conquest English library at Oxford after the conquest.
The fragment from the Chienge Little Chronicle hints at a phrase about waiting in cold conditions. It appears as a quotation, lacking broader context or clear event details. The reader should seek the full article for precise meaning.
The text explains that apples must be picked at maturity to start ripening. pre mature picks stay hard and sour, while overripe apples spoil quickly. It notes varieties like Grimes Golden keep better if picked at the right time, and Ben Davis ripen on the tree and mature slowly, with frost risk if picked too late.
A citizen details USDA quarantine lines north of which cow ticks are absent and notes many Tennessee farms and counties remain tick free. Observations from Panola, LaFayette, Pontotoc, Union, Lee, and Jerentine counties indicate cooler northern climates and cultivated lands reduce tick presence. Waterlogged and recently unoccupied pastures also reduce tick populations, leaving small towns largely tick free.
The plowman should prepare to maximize work during plowing season. A hit or miss method wastes energy and time, with effort often lost as ground holds onto worn tools and misdirected handling.
Stock Ranta a8 details a prohibition affecting Angora exportation with South Carolina listed and a note on imported Angoras from Cape regions. It mentions a trend of limited importation and legal constraint extending into 1876, highlighting time-bound trade controls. The fragment emphasizes regulatory action rather than market figures or broader policy.
The article traces the development of Chester White Berkshire Poland China and related breeds from 1818 to the late 19th century, noting England and Kor land origins and crossbreeding efforts. It highlights registration dates for breed associations and praises the North Central division as a center of swine breeding due to climate soil and abundant corn.
At the Ontario Experiment Station swine feeding trials, barley alone produced greater gains than barley with oats or corn. Barley plus roots yielded higher gains than barley alone, suggesting animal individuality influenced results more than cooking. Cooked roots equate one pound grain to 5.9 pounds of roots, a finding aligned with Danish studies.
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