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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1911
Page
4
The report notes uncertainty about Pucsieexy Tare’s bi swing efforts and suggests little prospect of strong results. It mentions confusion over the various strands of denial and hints at limited engagement from observers.
A long excerpt discusses political shifts and farm policy, citing President Taft remarks and Missouri agriculture. It highlights Missouri in 1911 wheat output, land value comparisons, and the potential for doubling production with scientific farming. It notes wheat and corn viability, and suggests strawberries potatoes tomatoes poultry and eggs as profitable add-ons.
Norman J. Colman, who died yesterday, was a Missouri and St. Louis pioneer for over fifty years. He served as a public official and a private citizen, supporting every cause that aided the state’s growth and progress.
The Democratic Congressional Committee in Washington maintains a full summer operation led by Chairman James T. Lloyd, emphasizing accountability and publicity. It highlights strict funding morals, a large publicity bureau, and ongoing investigations to gather facts for the upcoming session. The piece contrasts Democratic discipline with Republican excess and notes calls for fiscal restraint and transparency.
Movement for progress and secretary of agriculture in President Cleve’s cabinet, he built a foundation for vast usefulness to the country. As editor of Clay County cultural paper he spurred agricultural reform and larger production in Missouri and surrounding states. He died at the ripe age of 51, his life long and full of usefulness.
Report notes Kentucky returns to the Democratic column and Governor Foss wins reelection in Massachusetts. News from other states is sparse as results are still too close to call and may take days to finalize.
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