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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1894
Page
8
National officers list and local government names follow. Session details for Lutesville and Marble Hill schools, church services at multiple congregations, lodge meetings for A F and A M and I O F, and Sunday schools. Public square, hotels, and local notices conclude with rates and a brief hotel rate.
A dense legal notice describes Joint and Concurrent Resolutions proposing two constitutional amendments for Missouri voters. One adds a county road and bridge tax levy up to 15 cents per $100 for counties under 100,000 population. The other allows city county separation, enabling a city to form a separate government with up to 2 percent city taxation, independence, and continued state representation.
Miss Anna Conrad was very sick last week. Mrs. Lon Brown returned to St. Louis today. M. F. Kinder is able to be about after illness, L. T. Kinder also recovered. David Conrad bedridden with fever. Goodwin and Jean shipped geese to New York. Mrs. B. F. Stevens and daughter visited Bloomfield. Miss May Kinder left for Farmington to Elmwood Seminary. Tom Stevens visited from the Cape Normal. The Leader’s ad occupies half the first page. Charley Bowman plays horn in a Marquand brass band. R. A. Dunlap left for Ogh Ridge to open a jewelry and barber shop. A showy electric bolt act amused locals Thursday night. Mr. Greenwood and Miss Elna Baker wed at Zilma. Four wagon loads of Indiana settlers passed through town toward southern county land.
A vagrant who recently arrived in town is revealed as an intelligent, educated Norwegian cook. After working for Dr. Biggs, he is described as ambitious and generous, studying English in Caledonia while pursuing ordination in the Methodist church.
A Canajoharie New York man says he always keeps Dr Kings New Discovery at home and his family finds it best for coughs. A Catskill druggist backs the remedy, noting it has been trusted in his family for eight years and never failed to meet claims. Trial bottles offered free at all druggists.
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