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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1908
Page
4
The piece notes relief that harm was limited and urges Missourians to think seriously as brewers gain party influence. It claims a large illegal vote in the lead belt and describes bosses of infant industries, with Painter leading the lieutenant governor race though results hinge on legislative action.
The Post-Dispatch reports on the Hindley banquet in St Louis where no wine was served but beer flowed freely. Two local beer brands were served while water was scarce. Chairman Howe kept a steady supply as Hadley drank little, and rumors claim a single cocktail affected Vice President Fairbanks.
Republican Senate candidate Joneis bh McGovern spoke in Richland Center Wisconsin criticizing the Dingley tariff after ten years in effect. He cited an aggregate $35 billion taken from consumers, urging reform and calling tariff policy a terrible indictment of the Republican stance while noting higher living costs.
Senator Stone expresses gratitude to supporters in a brief public note via the newspaper column. He insists there is no ill will toward rivals and asks readers to decide for themselves, hoping post election tensions will cool and unity return.
The text offers reflections on possible outcomes of the Missouri vote until the official legislative report. Figures are noted as carefully compiled by the source, underscoring the cautious approach to awaiting final tallies and official confirmation.
The piece notes Congressman Mitch R. Smith's strong showing in the Thirteenth District, with about 500 Republican votes ahead nationwide. It cites Smith ahead of Democrat rival Mr Saath by roughly 150 votes and highlights gains in St. Francois and other counties, while labor and industrial centers favored Smith. It discusses coalition dynamics and a split party outlook, predicting Democratic resilience in the future.
Republic's Jefferson City representative tallied in as governor Tadley a 155.071:2 Cowherd split. Garver trailed with 451S votes amid light socialist gains, prohibition candidate 4207, populists barely present with 1 216 for Dillon. Two constitutional amendments passed, others defeated. Official tallies place Hadley 17,265 ahead for governor, Painter 77, Roach 1,057, Crorddon 2,78, Coweill 3,000, Mitjoridem 1 715, Knott 1 07, Graves LO, with broad Republican edge for statewide offices.
Letters of administration granted by Bollinger County Probate Court on November 10 190, to Anna W. Gres. Claims must be shown within one year for allowance or be barred. two years from publication to avoid forfeiture of the estate. Also Guardian’s Notice of Appointment for Wm Killian insane person. Colbert Killian named guardian. claims must be presented within one year and two years from publication to avoid barring.
An advertiser testimonial from T. A. Caldwell of Lutesville Missouri claims Doan's Kidney Pills cured his 12 year old son's nocturnal kidney weakness after physicians failed. The note urges readers to buy only Doan's with Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York as sale agents and to remember the name.
R K Bailey mortgagee will sell at the north door of Marble Hill courthouse Bollinger county Missouri on Saturday December 26 between 9 am and 5 pm to satisfy a mortgage on W A Brown Florenta Brown lot 1 block 4 and lots 25 26 27 28 29 block 7 Donoga town and part southeast quarter north quarter section 20 township 29 range east. Default on note and interest. Highest bidder cash.
Letters testamentary for the Americus Revelle estate were granted November 7 by the Probate Court. The undersigned must file for allowance within one year or risk preclusion from benefits. if not exhibited within two years from publication, the claim may be barred. The notice outlines probate procedures and deadlines.
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