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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1893
Page
1
A clipped item notes Warner Lamont and Chaster in a marital dispute with no wedding taking place. The brief implies relationship strain and social section interest but provides limited details beyond the untied ceremony implication.
Warner Lamont alias G W Chester in charge of Sheriff Wells awaits preliminary trial after attempting to marry Miss Jennie Miller under Lamont name. He admits using Chester name for business and claims no marriage, recounting a night with Miller and a note from her mother. Unclear if she knew of two names. authorities pursued him after the license incident.
Report of election results shows Republicans carrying six seats to Democrats four and the Populists in Nebraska. McKinley elected Ohio governor by 40 60 thousand. Russell lost Massachusetts by about 20 thousand. Judge Maynard lost New York by about 87 thousand. Jackson won Iowa governorship by about 35 thousand. Also notes on Virginia New Jersey Maryland and Kentucky Democrats winning in other tickets. Plus local items: Harper’s leg broken at Delta. obituary for Mrs Mayfield describing her as a Mother in Israel and praise for her community impact, with comments on the academy and local clubs.
A Small tag on newspapers warned subscribers who are a year or more behind their subscription. It stated that if they do not pay within four weeks, they will no longer receive The Press. The publisher noted readers may pay, but printers and paper bills must be covered.
Frank Dunaway was arrested Tuesday by Marshal Billings and returned to his Marquand home after running away. He is the son of Jacob Dunaway. Mrs. W. E. Vickey is the mother of a baby girl born Monday.
I Brosel famous lecturer will discuss village life houses furniture peasant dress customs and Russian industry in a Friday night talk at the Baptist church. He will cover the stand of the Slava under the czar, tea customs, city amusements, and church and Jewish life. Admission 25 and 15 cents.
Oliver Stearns of German Town Township, near Millerville, aged 60, traveled to Jackson then Kennett by rail to begin a new life. He had never seen a railroad before this trip, marking a rare first in a life of old customs. Nearby, a fragmentary tale hints at a disrupted schoolhouse and a child's remark on its fate.
Ford McManes praises the press quality and reader appeal. The Educational Column by Prof W A Loeffler aids county teachers, while A S Perkins and Jacob J Conrad contribute farming insights. Bollinger county’s rich farming land, minerals, and culture are celebrated. A wedding at the home of Miss Rena Jones, conducted by Justice Barrett, marks local life.
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