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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1907

Page

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Missouri political notes amid Missouri primary chatter

Local notices recount Democratic material for governor names Reed Cowherd and Foraker, Roosevelt third-term talk, and petitions from L. Anderson. A reply letter from an attorney clarifies noncandidacy while urging signature removal. A freight rate debate follows, touching river navigation and state printing needs. Community items note births, health, visits, and local farming events in Glenn Allen region.

Heromey Pwernor LV. Anderton St. Joseph Jeter Anderson Ming Mate the Son

Democratic Platform Emphasizes Local Option On Liquor

The Missouri Democratic followers urge party unity behind Hoo U PF Stapel of Rock Port as governor hopeful and advocate limiting external interference. They push for lawful local option measures in towns to reflect majority vote on liquor controls, stressing public welfare and democratic process.

Fan Owers Missouri Hoo U. PF Stapel Rock Port

Misalesippi county court notes and river trade talk

In Misalesippi county circuit court disputes and public sentiment frame a week of legal chatter. A well to do farmer comments on local option inks in Dunklin county and sober endings while others predict lively times as steamboat builders plan new craft locally. Two Cape Girardeau youths suffer minor injuries from accidental shots near prayer meeting and a farm near Tibet. Ju n Davie remains jailed for selling liquor without a license amid bootlegging rumors and court action.

Dunklin County Alels Malden Cape Girardes

Community Notes From Union Ridge and Surroundings

A Sunday gathering at Union Ridge featured Ray Wood delivering two sermons with talk of a line and a call to curb bad language. Locals from Rosk Point Patton and Marquand attended, with mentions of Johnston Handargon and Steve Yount among others. We note travel plans to Texas and Colorado and farm chores like thrashing. W J Halehan finished thrashing, Loo Hawn reports good crop prospects, and efforts to stop swearing are urged by local employers.

Iesenvilles Union Shored Ray Wood Bermons John Banders Mouse Bose Rosk Point Julive Robertson Patton Mims Carrie BoSbears Marquand Alex. Handargon Rey Mere Steve Yount Mr. Carmel Echored W. J. Halehan Eb Sandor Hie Parenta Breayilian

Local Notes from New Salem and Surrounding Areas

Messrs Jerome and Frank Slinkard of Crooked Creek attended church at New Salem Sunday. Miller of near Glen Allen dined at I A McPherson's last Sunday. Our school progresses under C L Bake. Miss Ida Peters visited Mrs RL Semple that week. William Pair had business in Lutesville one day last week. Yisses Mand and Effie Rhodes were guests of Miss Josh Peters. John W Rhodes's little daughter recovering from typhoid fever. Several people went to Dunklin county to pick cotton. W eandmea Wallin visiting her daughter at Oran this week Win Ipseumax.

Jerome Frank Slinkard Crooked Creek New Salem Sanday Miller Glen Allen I. A. McPherton C. L. Bake Misa Ida Peters RL Semple William Pair Lutesville Yisses Mand Effie Rhodes Josh Peters John W. Rhodes Dunklin County Wallin St Oran

Marble Hill notes and local visits shift through week

Messy fragments report health tidbits, travel and shop talk. Names like A P McKelvy, R A Perkins, Mattie Roosewell, Tom Godlin, Monroe Fowler, J W Stone, and Gipsy appear with visits to Gravelton and Cane Creek. Doan's Kidney Pills praised by Luke Fowler for kidney pain relief after a fall. Local trades, slave factory note, and carpentry work at J M Shell's cavemill emerge amid scattered community updates.

Tom. Godlin Monroe Fowler Fowler Gravelton Roy J. W. Stone Marble Hill A. G. Btone Optician Main Atroat Lukasville Taskacs Thad Doan Tme Dean Luke Fowler Propper Cooperage Company Gipsy Gaither T. J. Gaither Zalma Carla Nall Cane-creek T. H. Fowler Barks Marbie Hill Lewia Null Sami

Milburn Co. Dystmeters Note Internal Memo

Fragmentary note from Milburn Co of Buffalo New York mentioning “Doun’s” case and a sad takeaway. Source text is incomplete, but references a female dystmeters and a United States context as memory.

Rire -Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doun

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