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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
1
An uncertain note from Dart J. Ketham of the Dunlin Malden mentions a Bogbeast Mio sk Magazine coming in early December. It states the magazine will be published in Malden by Mr. Keller, monthly, and mailed to Somthenstar with an educational outlook venture.
A charged opinion piece rails at Roosevelt and Wall Street over Panama’s recognition by the United States. It argues Morgan & Co will finance the new republic, critiques New York press support, and denounces treaty ratification plans tied to Roosevelt. The column contrasts Democratic NJ prospects, recounting a NJ district race where William Hughes triumphed on a platform opposing monopoly and predatory wealth.
Southeast News reports Louis Houck favoring extending Perryville road to Fredericktown while De Boto recovers from a street fair setback. Sheriff Stone returns from Jefferson City to place Charley Graves in prison for horse stealing. A robbery near Portageville yields about $70 as the highwayman remains at large. County courthouse and jail project gains support in Stoddard. The Supreme Court upholds a New Madrid case sentencing Greg ory to hang on January 7 for murder in Big Prairie.
Fragmentary notes mention Louis pursuing improvements with several named individuals including Metaher Soller Prite Bifrink and others. The writer hints at plans to “bring Back thine wagon toads” and warns of reattempts if the current effort fails, describing the scene as a pleasant and profitable tip.
Sedgewickville reports typhoid fever affecting Elmer Propat and Mrs. Will Statler. T B Drum, serving as juror in St Louis federal court, returns home to his family for a few days. Miss Rhoda James visited from Patton. Miss Myrtle Dram attends Normal School at Cape Girardeau. School progress praised. Miss Josie Miller heads to Chillicothe for further study. Mrs. T B Drum plans a Texas trip. Whitehead and Co. offer feather washer services. Les Cook of Patton visits.
The cold spell drives locals to stockpile firewood as William Bollinger’s stave factory nears operation. Typhoid cases, red eye incidents, dairy and farming notes fill a busy week with visits, trips, and local mishaps. A 9 pound boy arrived November 17 to Mr and Mrs Joseph Statler.
Robert Fischer and Louis Mayer are painting in town. C H Bape is repainting his house. Willie Green recovers from typhoid fever. Esquire Henry Gaines and wife returned to Fredericktown last week after living there months. Business is active in Seesdalie, XB, Ratings.
A slave factory project due three months ago here never materialized, resembling Dave Mann's abandoned holler for a box factory. A boy arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Sam Randolph last Sunday. Sern in shaking Peet eet every body.
M I A notes report Thanksgiving break on Thursday and Friday. Miller and Davault entered school Monday. The academy fence was completed except for gates. Jesse Robertson supervised the fence work and is praised. The community is thanked for support and kindness. Officers were elected for the literary society and details listed. Enrollment totals and a Novelty Social event are noted for early December.
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