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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1891

Page

4

Missouri political notes amid Oklahoma opening and inked memoirs

Four hundred office seekers called on the President on his first day back in Washington. Missouri political chatter covers Mills's likely speakership walkover, tariff disputes with hat trimmings, and tin plate ventures led by Neidringhans and a Welshman. Oklahoma opens to fifteen thousand settlers as Kate Fields questions rival intellects while local judges and candidates field races in Perry, St Francois, and Farmington regions. Ex governor Moreliante dies by suicide after typhoid and sunstroke.

Washington Jefferson City C. L. Filley Tribune St. Louis Me. Neidringhans Welchman and Boy G.o. P Missouri Guarintes Albert P. Moreliante Maryville Nodaway County Albert P. Morehouse Delaware County AtIshe Gamden Bay County Nodaway

Marble Hill Letters and a Tunnel's Grand Promise

A correspondent recalls Missouri politics from 1854 to 1888, citing Gov Morehouse and a court-house speech in Marble Hill. The piece lauds the St Clair tunnel linking Canada and the United States as a triumph of engineering, praising Joseph Hobson as architect and builder. It also offers satirical observations on Marble Hill locals and a humorous anonymous letter about sunbeams, education, and youth.

State Democratic Committee Missouri Marmaduke Maxwell Preller St. Louis Mr. Morehouse Morehouse Marble Hill Dominion of Canada United States St. Clair Joseph Hobson

Missouri Indictments and Court Actions Recap

A lengthy docket lists numerous Missouri indictments and cases with pleas of guilty or continuations. Notable items include concealed weapons charges, grand and petit larceny, embezzlement, adultery pleas, ejectments, partitions, and divorces. A late note cites population estimates by race and Christian adherents.

The Latest Swindle in Carthage Notice Frauds Farmland Beast

Two rogues watch notices in Carthage Banner and entrap a farmer by first showing a beast, then describing it minutely to claim ownership. One rogue deceives the farmer into buying the animal, only for the rightful owner to appear and allege the loss of funds.

Carthage Forestray

Five Month Trial Offer for Ladies Magazine in Newton

An advertisement from The Ladies Magazine Newton Kansas promotes a five month trial subscription at 10 cents per month totaling five dollars in silver. The 16 page monthly, aimed at ladies and home life, promises a bright original and interesting read and urges quick action for this limited ad offer.

Newton Kansas Anne

Notice to purchase old stocks at Depot meeting

Announcement by Phelps offering the highest market price for all kinds of old cove stock and dry goods. To be met at the Depot in Duesville starting Monday September 21 and ending September 16 180 W. This notice urges bidders to present their items for sale and details the meeting location and dates.

Duesville Phelps Mibbouriq Corsry Or Bownixauiys Sirenit Dollinger William Ladd William Steinard William Sirrivann

Community Notes from Laflin and Nearby Areas

Local items report residents Im Sre and Laflin, crop delays, and house improvements. Moses Penters has built a kitchen. L J Grimsley prepares a cistern for water. Estate of George Buckner to be administered by B Snider. Wm Berry ill then improves. Emma Clippard and Mrs Lee Clippard visit Oak Bridge. School starts next Monday with the schoolhouse to be completed. W B Finney returned from Kennett after business. Lattin string band inactive. water shortages heavy as cisterns dry. Preaching planned in the new schoolhouse. church helps morals. F P Welch to move back to his farm. Frank Belkin and Maggie Thele wed on the 16th. The note notes last week’s intended publication.

Sre Laflin Moses Penters L. J. Grimsley B. Snider George Buckner Wm. Berry Near Laflin Emma Clippard Lee Clippard Henry Rose Oak Bridge W. B. Finney Kennett Lattin Laftin Latlin F. P. Welch Frank Belkin Maggie Thele

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