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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1890
Page
4
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A historical ticket sheet lists candidates for multiple Missouri offices including Supreme Judge Janns B. Gantt from St. Louis Superintendent L. E. Ware Randolph County Railroad Commissioner H. W. Hickman Stoddard County Congress Marshmant Ax.WOLD Scott County Congress short term Robert H. Wuhrrran Cape Girardeau County State Senator 26 District Jasri N. Burks St Francois Wor Representative M. Zimmerman Presiding Judge D. B. Hill County Judge J. V. Slinkard Borshen District J. P. Austin Probate Judge Jasper Frymire Prosecuting Attorney P Caldwell Circuit Clerk Recorder W. M. Morgan County Clerk F. M. Wells Beek Superior John Huskey Bor Collector W. A. Dunn County Treasurer Robert Drum Assessor M. H. Williams County Coroner Louis Mayer
A Republican era scribe disputes headquarters orders to back specific candidates in the county legislature race. The piece contends the press did not err in its early reporting and defends its public accusations of party boss tactics, citing past party conflicts and alleged slander.
The Leader claims a mysterious power rules the county and accuses Democratic nominees of corruption and waste, while the Press counters with evidence of no misused funds. It argues debt arises from courthouse costs, land taxes, and indigent cases, and asserts Republicans cannot prove a cent squandered.
A local political debate accuses Republicans of dirt slinging and fraud claims to hurt Democrats in Bollinger county. The piece defends lawful assessment charges, warns voters against GOP “ruses,” and urges backing Democratic nominees to strengthen the party’s future, noting press exposes and cross-party friendship amid campaigns.
A fragment discusses alleged clandestine influences on Republican nominees and urges voters to ignore opposing trashy campaigns. It warns of deceptive yarns to influence the election and claims no truth to the allegations, urging Democrats not to be swayed.
Amid warnings of bribery and fraudulent bids, a county notice urges Democrats to back the regular Democratic ticket. Voters are urged to assist illiterate neighbors, to reject fraudulent substitutes, and to work hard for the party's success in the upcoming election.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions political boast about defeating an opponent on a future month with unclear wording and nonsensical phrases. No verifiable details.
The voters of IA near Crutnty Mis sari are notified that on the forthcoming November election they will vote for a candidate to fill the vacancy in the United States Senate caused by the death of TP Walker. Joins Missin, Shortt.
By virtue of an order of the Probate Court of a county in Meson this notice conveys a sale of real estate to satisfy debts of the Campbell estate. The auction occurs at the county courthouse with bids due between ten and three. The tract includes sections of land in township and range, with payment terms and a nine month credit for remaining balance. A separate notice lists a claimant seeking to prove final proof before the circuit clerk in Merile May and names several witnesses.
Tieffen and Pope Yeaman will speak in Marble Hill on the Dist day of November. He is one of the finest speakers in the Great West.
A card from John Huskey to Rollinzer County voters explains his illness and death of his wife prevent meeting before the election. He appeals to supporters to consider his sheriff bid despite grave sorrow and his responsibility to his motherless children, asking for friends' help to avoid defeat.
A probate docket lists administrators and curators required to appear and exhibit their credentials for the November term 1890. Names such as Caldwell, Aaron A Dolle and J Chandler appear among attendees, with dates in early November and the Marble Bar area context in Missouri.
Sheriff John Huskey of Bollinger County announces a sheriff's sale of real estate under a deed of trust dated November 20, 1888. The north half of the southwest quarter of section 36, township 29, range 10, containing sixty acres, will be offered at public sale on November 11, 1890, at the Bollinger County courthouse in Marble Hill between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. The sale follows a failed debt payment and legal proceedings, with the trustee I. M. Ladd and the legal holder of the note enforcing the terms.
Notices and legal notices concerning probate final settlement for Hiram Far tle estate in Missouri, final proof dates for D ounty land claims, and witnesses named for residency and cultivation proofs in Marble Hill and Ironton areas during 1890. Letters and dates reference multiple counties and officials including A A Lesueur and James C Noell.
Executors and administrators announce final settlements for the estates of David Gore Frank Werth Frederick Schepper in Missouri counties. Hearings are set at the probate court courthouse on the second Monday in November or the Monday in November, with terms in Holton, Mollinger and Bal linger counties as listed.
Notice to heirs and interested parties that James Revell and Jacob Welken, administrators for Golhy Cole and Leonard Nelker estates, seek final settlements in Probate Court. Proceedings begin the second Monday in November 1890 at the county courthouses in Nolinger and Baliner counties, Missouri.
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