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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1912

Page

4

Political Ticket Listing for Local Elections

The ticket lists candidates for state and county offices including Attorney General John T. Barker, State Treasurer Edwin P. Deal, Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner James T. Bradshaw, Supreme Court Judges Henry W. Bond Robert Po Waker Charles B. Faris, Judge County Court W. D. Limbaugh, Prosecuting Attorney W. P. McCans, Sheriff 3. P. Presner H. Aina Jamon, Treasurer J. A. Caliwell, Surveyor Joseph W. Reiby, Coroner Dr M. Witmer, Constable Lorance Townafie G. Early Morgan.

Supreme Court Henry W. Bond Robert Po Waker Charles B. Faris

Fragmentary OCR Reflects Party Clash Over Testimony

The passage notes partisan disputes stirred by committee testimony and the influence of plutocrats. It claims democrats have spoken from every platform, while Republicans also present new facts. The fragment hints at public skepticism toward history and political messaging.

Vind Browdlir Clapp Shanefil Bey Republican Party

Sworn statement on ownership and management of The Press

A local note claims the sworn statement of ownership editor mas orders and publishers of The Press will be published under a new section of law from Congress. The writer argues there is no secret about who runs the paper and questions why private newspaper business should be published.

Masaders

Republican Extravagance in Missouri Government Costs

Auditor John P. Gordon presents a table comparing state government costs over 44 months under Democratic rule and Republican leadership. The data cover Gov. Folk's 44 months from 1905 to 1908 and Gov. Hadley's analogous period, with official figures cited as authentic. Contingent expenses under Folk totalled 7,215.93 dollars.

John P. Gordon Joseph W. Folk Hadley Gordon Folk

Estes Brothers Ad Promoting Hardware and Farming Supplies

Go To Estes Brothers For Rubber Rooting and Builders' Paper. We have prices you can not get elsewhere. Windows and Doors at very low Prices. We have just received a car load of Fresh Live and Cement. See us before you buy. Now is the time for wheat sowing. See us for Disc and A Bar Harrows and Hoosier Graffs Drills. Now is a good time to prepare for the hunting season. We have a big stock of Guns and Shells, See us for Heaters, Dust and Steel Ranges. Our prices are the

Endycott Johnson & Beacon Goods Swift

Missouri voters urged to reject single tax plan amendment

A Missouri urging campaign argues Republicans costly under Hadley versus Folk, citing state department costs from 1905 to 1912. Auditor Gordon claims Democratic governance saved money, contrasting mansion expenses, attorney general funding, and mining bureau costs with Republican administration. The piece warns that the proposed constitutional amendment would tax loopholes for buildings and large properties, urging a "No" vote on November 6.

Is It Unlimited Taxation In Missouri Vote

A reader asks if the November Single Tax Amendments imply unlimited taxation. The text cites Part I Section showing taxes on state county school and municipal rates shall have no force after 1914. Henry George argues rent value of land could cover government costs and suggests increasing taxes beyond land value as society advances.

Missouri Henry George

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democratic Woodrow Wilson Thomas R. Marshall Elliot W. Major William RK. Painter Cornelius Roach State Auditor John T. Barker Edwin P. Deal Railroad and Warehouse James T. Bradshaw Walter L. Hensley C. P. Hawkins C. J. Sharrock Judge County Court F. G. Lambert Judge County W. D. Limbaugh W. P. McCans P. Presner H. Aina Jamon J. A. Caliwell Joseph W. Reiby M. Witmer Lorance Townafie G. Early Morgan The St. Louis Republic Estes Brothers Marble Hill, Missouri Gov. Hadley Uuin Gow Hadley Hidlley Polk Tadley New Orleans Congress Scotland United States Supreme Courts Major St. Louis Kansas City St. Joseph Dillion Wasington Hadleys Missouri Supreme Court Banking Department Gov. Volk Wen Bid Heer Ben Gov Purtry Asourl Bureau of Mines the People Mirsouri J. A. Taylor Marble Hill, Mo Charles King Pree H. Bollinger View Daniel Fieri, Casnien Bank OF Zalma I A. Bollinger Chas King, Db FP. Myers Leo Slinbart CH. Pape Burglar Insurance National Safe & Lock Ce Jorew Door Safe Sargent & Greenleaf Romble Me Cnhiren Ormane Das. F. Ballard t.Louis Bank of Marble Hill Eitimens of Bollinger Equaty Leading Citizens JV. Bilintard J. BR. Kinder Joseph W. Caldwell Ketert Drum C M. Witmer C. A. Sander Bollinger County Will Mayfield College Marble Missamir Rosemont Hall A. FL Hendricks Prin C.M. Witmer, Prest P.M. Wells Chas. C. Hobbs Robert Drum, SR J.J. Chandler Bollinger County Bank Lutesville FM Wells CM Witmer JJ Chandler Sami McMinn Hurglar Insurance Yale Bank of Patton Patton, Missouri T. K. Okelley W. F. Wells Casimer
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