13 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1910
Page
1
A stream of names and offices appears for a Bolinger county election slate including James Briton Gantt and Charles W. Hates for judicial posts, Howard A. Gaas and Walter L. Hensley for legislative and congressional seats, plus county clerks and prosecutors. The piece also contains a long polemic about Gladstone, prohibition, taxes, and law enforcement with local commentary and figures.
The text documents a State wide prohibition debate where Mr. Jay argues against prohibition by claiming voters must exercise their rights, while Prohibition advocates say intoxication destroys manhood and family duties. It cites concerns about home, country duty, and court rulings on spending money to support intolerable lives.
Par Sington News reports a chicken case where a neighbor was accused of poisoning water to deter a rival’s flock. The court ruled the defendant not an animal, releasing her, while town rules require chicken keepers to fence properties to protect neighbors.
The dairy cow is praised as essential to human life and farm prosperity. It provides more life necessities than other livestock, supports infants and calves, and helps farmers survive poor crop years by turning rough harvests into dairy products with cash value.
A cryptic quote from EK K Slater of the Natl Darry Union, Maal Minn, discusses evolving tastes, safety, and the enduring role of companionship in human needs across ages. The fragmented text hints at urging contemplation and continued friendship amid societal shifts.
The article previews a stage production at the Opera House featuring Big Jim of A Heart of Gold. Brow directs with five strong specialties highlighted as the set builds, promising a lively performance Friday October 11 with a local manager addressing admission issues.
May Welker nee Lincoln, wife of Ho Mo Welker, passed away at age unknown. Survived by husband, a son, parents, four sisters and two brothers, with three children in total. two died earlier. Funeral held at Resa cemetery with family’s tribute and devotional note of rest.
Captain John A Reilly died at his home near Glen Allen of heart failure on a Friday night at age 73 years 10 months and days. Born Liverpool England November 21 N36 he emigrated with his father to the United States and lived in Philadelphia before moving to Missouri. He served twelve years as Bollinger county surveyor and was known for a quiet demeanor and generosity. He leaves a wife six children and was a thirty year member of the A C U S.
A damaged fragment reflects on memory and lasting impact as ashes rest in St John’s cemetery Leopold NY. The speaker questions who will remember deeds and words after death, contemplating friendship, faith, and the warm heart left behind.
Interior Department contest notices a filed affidavit by J L Webn of Talma Mo against homestead entry 671 in section 37 township 2 north range 9 west. It claims William Collins has been absent for over three months not due to army service and directs parties to appear on November 1, 1910 before the county clerk to offer evidence.
An advertisement touts Dr Miles Nervine as a remedy for nervous prostration lasting three years and other nervous disorders. It asserts by soothing irritated nerves it aids nerve cell function and promises money back if the first bottle fails, with Dr Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana as seller.
A final hearing is scheduled for 1 November 2010 at the United States Land Office in Springfield Ma before De Rewidter and Kerrier. The contestant has filed an affidavit dated 20 September 1010 alleging proper service and requesting that notice be given by due and proper publication.
Public speaking list shows events at Benaville Trinebay Grassy Funtory US Hoa Sehoolouee Sasaiebay Gipsy Greenbrier Drum Mooday and other towns with dates including Friday Monday Wednesday Thursday and Saturday. Notice of letters of Administration for the estate of John F Hess deceased granted to BAGHKY Actin by the Probate Court of Bolliazer Missouri dated October 1st. Heirs and creditors must exhibit claims within one year or be barred from benefits. public notice warns interested parties to respond and contact the clerk.
A fragment cites Senator Cummins criticizing Spiker Dunno and Senator Aidoob for driving the country toward a socialist government and industry due to their efforts to promote monopolies. The excerpt reflects political tension surrounding economic policy ideologies.
Speech excerpt from Champ Clark delivered in New York on July 4 1910 criticizing the Republican party for government extravagance and rising appropriations. Clark claims Republicans held absolute power nine years and created nearly 100000 new offices while touting economy. References Aldrich and Rhode Island are noted.
Senator Bristow Republican spoke in Winter 1910 accusing tariff changes of benefiting rubber trusts and Aldrich. He alleged a hidden plan by Aldrich and Guggenheimer to organize a rubber trust and urged voters to support the Democratic ticket to oppose the reform.
The passage discusses Senator Bristow opposing the tariff provisions and portrays the Aldrich tariff as favoring woolen stock interests and speculators. It claims the woolen schedule would shield manufacturing groups, with critics arguing the changes benefit financiers rather than central welfare, amid party alignments and broader protectionist rhetoric.
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