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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1911
Page
4
Governor Hadley issues a Thanksgiving proclamation urging Missourians to observe Thanksgiving Day on November 39 and give thanks to God for blessings. He notes improvements in labor, prosperity, public health, education, and law enforcement, and asks residents to cease usual avocations to honor the occasion.
A Washington letter analyzes Taft’s 1912 campaign stance, tariff policy, and regional dynamics. It cites the Dakota Democrat sample, taft endorsements, and southern delegation concerns, noting war price parallels and public sentiment on protectionism, Cox machine criticism, and La Follette headquarters speculation.
In Lutesville the Odd Fellows planned a meeting. Mrs Wilkerson and Ladys traders were seen with merchants Saturday. Mise Alps Reck has improved after illness at Cil’s writing. Temperature drop hints at a long winter. Mr and Mrs Wood welcomed a fine girl born this city. both mother and babe well. Thomas Crader and family traveled via Dunklin county on cotton picking trip.
The Daily St. Louis Republic Rural Route Edition offers a one year subscription for $20, bundled with the standard paper. The offer promises daily coverage including current reports, political gossip, editorials, and cartoons. The Republic has undergone major improvements to become a leading metropolitan daily in the Middle West.
The St. Louis Republic led by Rotatio W. Seymour promotes a fierce 1912 presidential and congressional campaign. It offers a one year subscription for $2, extending through the campaign with full election coverage for new and renewing subscribers.
County Superintendent invites attendance at township meetings to discuss school problems and share solutions. Neighbors who have faced similar issues will help others, and all school officers and patrons are urged to attend. Last week, a public sale featured horses selling weakly with high asking prices and buyers seeking profit.
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