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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
4
A fragmented ad cites drastic price cuts on men’s suits and shoes as a countywide stock squeeze intersects with wartime shortages and poor harvests. The message emphasizes limited-time offers and reduced rates, urging customers to act quickly.
Fragmentary ad describes fresh groceries hats and caps for men and boys and forced sale of furniture and safes. Mentions kitchen cabinet price and wardrobes with discount figures though text is garbled and inconsistent.
A call to action encourages every democrat to vote in the upcoming election and ensure their ballot is properly submitted, stressing the importance of participation and accuracy in casting a ballot.
The voice of ex-postmaster and ex-treasurer Akins complains that prosperity has left the land since Democrats came to power. He questions if severing from the federal payroll harmed his fortunes as part of a Dem press bulletin. The notice publishes constitutional amendments and nominations in official ballot form, urging careful ballot preparation.
A Democratic Press Bulletin notes Missouri favors Senator Stone for reelection, praising his senate record and urging Missourians to vote November 3 to support his return. It contrasts Borah’s national stance with Missouri interests on the river and harbor bill, urging unity behind Stone and denouncing Akins’ critics.
Senator Stone showed unwavering support for Missouri interests amid a key legislative debate. He urged prioritizing state needs and coalition-building to secure funding and favorable outcomes for local projects and constituents.
A river and harbor bill faced opposition from three Republican senators while Senator Stone stood firm for existing Missouri and Mississippi improvement projects along the Missouri line. The senior Missouri senator, a Democrat, is praised for his support. The Press Bulletin notes there will be no abandonment while Stone remains in the Senate.
The piece argues that Democrats nationwide should recognize opposition efforts to gain control of Congress. It claims the Wilson administration is on trial and the verdict will come at the polls in November, urging voters to support continued Democratic domination.
The Sixty-third congress is hailed for major reforms despite opposition from business groups. Tariff wall breached, banking and currency laws revised to curb the money trust, public lands and water power reserved for the people, and expanded commerce with foreign nations. The article urges voters to reelect the administration and Democratic congressmen.
A fragmented line of text appears garbled with interjected phrases and stray letters. The legible parts reference internal or external aspects and a number 25, leaving the overall meaning unclear and not tied to a specific event or identifiable entities.
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