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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1894
Page
4
Readable fragments show room numbers in the Smith Building at the corner of High and Water streets. Timetabled times include 1 40 PM and 2 04 PM for passengers, plus a local 12 30 PM listing.
The notice lists candidates for supreme judge and other statewide posts led by Francis M. Black and William T. Carrington with Marsh Arnold and Joseph H. Finks also named. It also names county positions including sheriff and clerk, and candidates for justice of the peace and constable in Liberty, Larance, and Bollinger townships with elections set for November.
The Press offers three prizes for Bollinger county corn: best dozen ears wins a one year subscription to the Press at one address, second best earns a one year subscription, and third best gets a six month subscription. Exhibits close 4 PM Saturday December 1, 1804. entries must be grown locally and delivered in the grower’s name. Winners published December 6, 1894. corn becomes the Press property.
The tail of Kinson’s Comet carries a vivid, albeit garbled, note about Capra Bitty Hiewrowsz’s boy Bob troubled with worms. A loud weekly Banner column is cited, described as very putrid, with unclear substance but strong reaction from readers.
Par son Green demands county printing dominance and rails at alleged coercive methods. He claims fees and forced publication practices, calling Green a shyster. The piece also urges reporting from Twin City schools and supports Jol Huskey for presiding judge. It notes rising enrollment at Mayfield Smith Academy and advocates joint school funding and progress.
A sweeping political shift described as a Democratic surge from Alabama carried into Georgia, yielding a substantial 40,000 vote majority. The report emphasizes the scale of support and the regional impact of the win across the two states.
A district scene shows Democratic strategists leveraging Republican Dolly as a focal point in campaign chatter with emphasis on contrast, messaging, and local voter sentiment.
Trust deed dated March 18 recorded in five of Nolinger County Missouri transfers to John F L Wolwee and secures Herman Elfrink note. Trustees plan public auction October 22 1894 at Marble Hill Courthouse to satisfy deed of trust costs.
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