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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
4
Tee Press thanks readers for broad content including world news, Missouri matters, and a splendid inside story. The paper notes the cost of providing such reading and hopes patrons value the publication and patronage received.
The piece notes Roosevelt will not run for president or aid Taft’s renomination. It cites Taft’s nomination, Democrats fielding a candidate, and warns the public to test the system. It mentions Southeast Missouri press meeting, anti Harvester trust sentiment, and calls for curbing corrupt politics and business alliances across levels.
The Rural Route edition of the Daily St Louis Republic offers a special bargain for a year’s subscription. Includes news from the city and region, market notes, gossip, and editorials. The package promises a 24 hour update of content and features from Rural Route publishing.
A bill is prepared to assert the court and Democrats in the house will push measures on workers' rights and limits on injunctions. Labor leaders note the new majority will back eight hour day government work, employer liability, safety law expansion, and Taylor system prohibition.
The piece outlines a political campaign tract from The St. Howls Republic editorship, urging Democratic principles and voter education. It promises a full campaign narrative through the WD period, inviting readers to submit their name and birthday for participation.
An Overseer from St. Joseph warns that sweeping reforms will reach Whitehouse city halls. He says changes will be solitary and lasting across social, industrial, and political creditions within our generation.
A Washington letter discusses the Stanley committee’s investigation into monopolies and the steel trust. It notes resistance from trust attorneys and the Wickersham suit, then states the committee will continue and has paused public hearings. It also mentions moves to abolish the Commerce Court due to frequent reversals favoring railroads.
A town grows from unified citizen effort and shared purpose rather than wealth buildings or institutions. Unity and a common bond drive business and social cooperation, rejuvenating towns and drawing resources into thriving centers, while natural advantages and weather shape but do not define progress.
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