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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1912
Page
5
Local notes report improving residents and ongoing farm, store, and travel chatter. Mentions Chandler, Witmer, and Selig Hackers, with updates on deliveries, millinery by Mrs Smith, and tax collection plans for Bollinger County amid broad community notices and sales ads.
The Fredericktown Lemeler Co announces fresh, affordable stock at the Fredericktown yard near the Iron Mountain depot to serve Bollinger County customers. They promise top prices for marketable produce and claim to undersell rivals while maintaining only the best goods.
A political battle unfolds as Arthur N Sager accuses Republicans of ballot fraud while preparing denunciations and legal actions to block progressive candidates from the Missouri ballot. He cites Chicago fraud and calls for exposing party leaders amid a sweeping reform push. Obituary notes Willi A Barrett dies near Buchanan on October 4, 1912 after a lifetime of church service and community help.
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