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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1896
Page
4
John Hill identified as editor and business manager in a public square notice. The message references a Southeast corner location opposite the courthouse and lists timetable snippets for local and passenger services with times around 12:30 pm and 2:04 pm.
The text discusses club subscription rates and various political opinions. It notes Our Club Rates, The Republic, Post-Dispatch and N Y World pricing and compares offers. It mentions Canton's citizens on Eckels, Palmer as U S Senate ally, and remarks on Forman, Altgeld, Col Watterson and republican democracy dynamics.
A jumble of satirical notes on politics and society. A Nebraska election wager leads to a violent incident while debates mock reform and cabinet parity. It touches on McKinley, Weyler, X rays curing blindness, cholera remedies, and a Flying Machine hype, closing with a note on circulation growth of The Magpie Hr Paras.
The Charleston News weekly debuts under Tetwiler and Rowe after Tur Press expands printing capacity. The piece notes Tur Press’s growth, its pledge to advocate for county material interests, and a recent political shift in Bollinger County toward Democratic victories aside from two county offices.
The Supreme Court affirmed a fifteen year term for Maud Lewis in the murder of State Senator Peter Morrissey in St. Louis, following a case that concluded nearly two years ago.
The Alabama legislature elected Gen. E W Pettus to replace Senator Pugh, a staunch Democrat known for uncompromising principles. Georgia’s Alexander Stephens Clay was chosen to succeed Gen. John B Gordon in the U S Senate. Market notes: wheat 87 to 480, corn 21 to 28c, oats firm at 19a, hogs 3.26 to 4.40.
The Chicago Cheap Store will stay in Lutesville through Monday evening December 7 to reduce shipping costs. Everything in the Warren Building will be sold at 30 cents on the dollar. Shop on time to avoid a rush and find assorted goods and sizes.
James Fields, known in the county, was arrested by revenue officers at Bloomfield and taken to St Louis on a liquor license charge. He returned Friday and the revenue men reportedly did not want to see him. he was released without ceremony.
Charleston News reports a skeletal discovery near Morehouse linked to scraps of clothing and buttons. Authorities suspect the remains are Albert Bridgeman, the boy who vanished in the preceding year.
The Twice-a-Week Republic of St. Louis proclaims an expanded news service promising the best paper in the country. The upgrade comes as a year of big events looms, with subscriptions unchanged at one dollar per year by mail twice weekly. The Manne Hitt Press and Republic charges one year at $1.40.
The Dexter Messenger urges an official investigation into alleged Stoddard county land frauds. It states the matter must be settled with facts through proper channels, aiming to protect the county’s good name and the honor of officials, while allowing public condemnation of false charges.
The Press arranges for Rev. Irf R. Hints great almanac to be provided free to every subscriber who renews by January 1. It is praised as the best almanac and most correct weather forecast published.
Five Good Farms offered for rent suitable for many tenants with well fenced, cultivated land, comfortable houses, and good water. Additional A farms for sale with good land and perfect titles. Call or address Jous A. Minuar, Laflie, Mo.
Notice is hereby given that Jettera o administration on the estate of M. F. Bite, Cocenaud, were granted to the undersigned by the Probate court. All persons having claims against the estate are notified to exhibit the same to the undersigned for allowance within one year from the date of said letters or they may be precluded from any benefit. Publication three times is required, or else they will be forever barred.
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