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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1901
Page
1
Fragmented report from the Ker Journal editor about Democratic nominees Kentacky and a judge candidate. Mentions corrections, political tensions, and references to state figures and meetings with scant readable specifics. The text references Missouri, Colber Gth 1901, and a call for funds or refunds amid political turmoil.
The article discusses Judge James D. Fox as a potential supreme court nominee, with speculation about his candidacy and the reaction from Southeast Missouri's legal community. It suggests regional support could influence a statewide decision, while noting opponents believe Fox has not yet proven sufficient experience for the office.
The Missouri meeting at Palmyra Missouri November 79 promises a large dairy gathering with dairymen from Missouri and nearby states. Rail open-rate offers and Dudley Hotel discounts, cash premiums of 200 dollars three gold medals and a silver cup for butter and cheese, plus premium awards for papers silage and local contests. Large dairy machinery exhibits and an extensive speaker program are planned with secretary Larvn Caveuvex in St Louis for full details.
The item mentions Rev. L. P. Osborne of Marble Hill and Thomas Gratler with Mina Bara and Vinited relatives near Jackson attending events Saturday and Sunday. Adam Seabaugh of Patton, a male carrier on our line, was at his farm on Muddy about seven days last week. The Prof expects several new students on Monday, including one of the Muddy boys. no game news available.
Health is good after a fine rain. Mr and Mrs H Rastall welcome a baby boy. Slinkards finish tin road work and assist Assessor Clippart. W L Bravens sells out and moves to Texas at noon. Mining brings zinc discoveries. Slinkards, Reutzel, and Jones visited Thomas Huskey. John Henziker teaches school. Elmer Robertson to lead Hickory Grove school next Monday. Farmers sow wheat and haul oats while roads stay good. Best wishes to Toe Paeas.
Southeast Missouri notes report wheat and grain conditions, worm damage, and abundant sorghum yields. Local visits include Beopun, Zalma, Marble Hill, and Gordonville, with town news on bridges, road work, a planned opera house, and a growing oil region. Also noted are court cases, railroad extensions, and community weddings and church events.
The Tatete Probate Court lists executors administrators guardians and curators required to exhibit accounts for settlement starting Monday November 2 1901 at the courthouse Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri. Names include Admr Frast Day Kendownace Brown Win A Brown geerl a Barker Wm A Sarah Brown, John W Charles Harker, Wm R Bredshaw Starling CM Witmer guardians Aradshaw Lucy O Thomas Wilson Henry Wendell et al, J A Berry. Thursday November 9 1901 entries include Conead Burr E Charles E Murray Courtney L decd DD K Weetenhaverachim Casey Josephine et al C A Sunder guard'n Cheek, Franklin ames Kinder Clubb Marion et al Peter Stilt kledge Joost decd acob decd Elledge John W Fitedge Jacob et al Teeka Condor Tie uDar Henry Mansker adm'r Baneeo Paw THEORSDAY emres arms Sorce 9 H D Anderson Mitchel adm Thomas B etal F B Clippard Limbaugh Kotoo et al C E Presoell Limbagh Lillie J G Cook Fernes Firm Dav Wm Wable J Matt Zimmeranan George Rewss admn Sawer Thaw ae
The Bodgewalvilie school began on September 88, 1001, with 40 pupils. attendance rose weekly from 82 then 57 to 41 and 48. Teachers praise parental involvement in education. Five new students joined Monday including Lola and Dolla Smith, Joe Abernathy, J. J. Smith, and Silvie Smith. Miss Virtte Dale was ill. Prof. Hendershot visited. bloodhound excursion failed to sight the hounds. Nonmat Souma. several locals noted.
Instructional guide for drawing in public schools using circles and objects to teach outlines and shading. Encourages varied practice with spheres, grasses, leaves, and simple forms, plus color borders and student invention under teacher guidance.
The Monthly World a magazine style publication offers romance travel fiction and portraits of notable figures each issue. The New York World announces it will send twelve numbers of this glossy weekly on receipt of payment rumors of feature articles and art subjects for the coming issue.
The Elyria Republican reports Promising Now Journal Good Times is a new 16 page monthly with the current month from Columbus. It shows originality and enterprise with no ads in the first issue and steady efforts to build circulation. It is expected to follow journalism lines leading to success and prominence in low priced weeklies.
Fourteen Cosmopolitan writers were sent to the Pan American Exposition to study features for a premier souvenir. Noted figures including Judge Robert Grant Albert Stan and Nicholas Murray Butler contributed papers on education scale of the fair. The Cosmopolitan prepared 106 photographs of architecture and life, with a planned souvenir edition promised to surpass Chicago Fair in scope and value.
A promotional notice praising The Twice-A-Week Republic as high quality and affordable. Claims thorough coverage of world affairs, urging readers to subscribe for $1 a year through dealers, postmasters, or direct mailing to The Republic in St. Louis Missouri.
A special arrangement allows readers to receive The Press and The Twice a-Week Detroit Free Press for one year. The publications promise the latest world news twice weekly on Tuesday and Friday and include family friendly articles. Address orders to Chandler Obie Hill May.
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