08 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1894
Page
1
The Bollinger County election produced a Republican sweep as Democrats lost large majorities and the next House is expected to be Republican. The jail appropriation failed and the region shifted toward GOP strength with New York and several key states also described as Republican.
A catalog of candidates and officials including State Superintendent of Schools T. Carrington, Joseph H. Finks and Joseph Flory as Railroad Commissioner nominees, Congress candidates Marshall Monees Norman A Mozley and A H Livingston, and local roles such as Circuit Clerk Francis Seabau County Clerk Monroe Robing Prosecuting Attorney Williamson Chandler Deputy and various judges and sheriffs.
Ad claims Arnica Salve as best in world for cuts bruises sores ulcers salt rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and eruptions. Cures even aches with no pay. Guaranteed to satisfy. Price per box. For sale by all.
A fragment describes enlistment drills and yearly clothing allowances totaling 145 across three years. It details monthly pay retention, furlough pay, rations, and discharge cash. Mentions post occupations, night schools, libraries, and leisure, plus a Harvard graduate sergeant and other professionals.
The Paris Bantam reports a dramatic political shift as Missouri’s Bollinger County delivers a sweeping Republican triumph with the entire GOP ticket carried by large margins. Democrats lose ground across the county while Arkansas and Louisiana trends hint at Democratic delegations in Congress. The Populists barely alter the outcome.
The first corn received on the press prize offer came from G L a ae n ht. It was a one dozen corn, and Simian De ae was very shown in a display in a landa window.
Report from Union township cites a brief, partisan assessor of yesterday’s results. The text references Republicans and Democrats, mentioning red eye and vote straight for Republicans while hinting at shifts or uncertainty in future support. No clear names or precise figures are discernible.
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