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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1913
Page
4
The readable fragments reference a Democratic candidate tied to a court setting and several named individuals, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases. The passage hints at political stakes and potential job concerns but lacks coherent details.
A Bradstreet's summary notes tariff timing and wool prices as Congress debates a tariff bill. It cites President Wilson and reformers while woolen manufacturers face competition and price pressures. The piece ties tariff policy to American progress and industrial response.
Missouri congressmen and state officials visited Washington to press for the pending currency bill. Judge Booher praised the legislation as constructive, while bankers and state officers including Edward Deal and Warden McClung discussed the measure with Senate banking committee members.
Real estate ad offers 150 to 228 acre tracts near Lutesville and Marble Hill Missouri for sale. Listings describe cropland, orchards, buildings, and fruit crops with prices from 1000 to 4000 dollars and nearby amenities. Contact Drum and Jamison for details.
The text urges patience through hardship and warns that dwelling on troubles makes one miss positive moments. It likens life to a journey with rocky paths and higher hills, but emphasizes noticing the flowers and singing brook along the way.
The Missouri State Normal School opens in the third district offering advanced professional and elementary courses leading to state certificates. The school, also a teachers college, provides extensive programs in teaching theory, home economics, agriculture, languages, sciences, and business education. Interested readers may contact President W. Deammoxr at Cape Girardeau, Missouri.
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