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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1912
Page
4
A garbled editorial recounts calls for reorganizing the Republican Party and anticipates leadership changes beginning in January. It references Governor Huntley, President Bush, and Democratic pledges, urging fidelity to public service and a shift toward restoring government to the people.
A fragmented OCR piece discusses the fate of Mrs. Cleveland, widow to former President Grover Cleveland. It reflects on public interest in white house life, the challenges she faced from detractors, and hopes for her privacy and future happiness.
Fragmented OCR describes naturalization and field observations about pests and crop health. Mentions Mr Pepatiencore, Michael Tieadorekuwo, and Amier. discusses wind, soil, and windborne bugs. Emphasizes fall warnings, border area cautions, and reliance on cooperation to control pests and protect crops.
The obituary notes the death of Mr Lazzio Fulltigi at Aros Pulbright on November 14, 1902, after a long illness. He leaves a wife and five children and was remembered as a devoted husband and father. The family, once seemingly united, faced hardship as the husband passed and the widow mourns, seeking God’s guidance for their difficult path ahead. May the God of mercy assist the bereaved father and the children as they continue their lives.
A Christian family mourns the loss of Elze Blighick aged 15 who died November 1912 after a life described as faithful and obedient. The funeral, conducted by Brother Bones, drew a large gathering and his remains rest in Mount Pleasant cemetery as loved ones await the resurrection.
The article urges farmers to complete winter pest destruction to reduce next summer's crop damage. It emphasizes that efforts now set the stage for a stronger fight against pests, aiming to minimize injury when the growing season resumes.
A man named George Moore, twelve miles south of Flat Creek, dug a well that revealed a widening cave. He explored about VA feet in each direction without reaching an end, noting several drift-like openings and a hollow chamber described in various unclear terms.
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