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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
4
An obituary honors Capone, longtime Missouri leader and president of the Mossouri Pree Mwiation, praised as steady and trusted. He served as a respected figure in state civic work and was admired by friends and colleagues for his dedication and integrity.
The article discusses President Wilson amid Senate banking and currency hearings. It notes shifts in Democratic support, Reed’s cautious stance on timing and amendments, and calls for strong executive and legislative balance. It references Congressional figures, proposed federal bridge control, and recent social visits in Washington.
Families visited William Day near Burfordville on Sunday. Lucius McLane and wife, visiting at Bismarck, returned home last week. Dickey and Butler families spent Sunday evening with Cunningham. Mire Fox spoke on the streets advising people to profit by it. Elfrank G. and daughter Pretia went to St Louis Wednesday for a two week stay with her sister. A large MOE Church services gathering occurred last night with Rev Shell preaching. Mire Green Myers and children, who had been visiting relatives in St Louis, returned home. George Fo Kurre of Jackson attended last week and set property near Avery Day Joly Henley at the ferry. Liberty meeting of Southern Baptists attended at Mailbeounet.
A lengthy wedding poem and town notices describe a ceremonial feast, personal farewells, and changing names for a beloved figure. The piece recalls Audrey, family sorrows, and enduring friendships set amid local social events. Also includes a gunfight in Hayti, a saloon incident, a Picture Show program reminder, and tax policy commentary attributed to the Wilson era. The final items note a political column from the State Democratic Committee.
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