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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1889
Page
4
Official Paper Rates and Subscriptions for County Paper
Official notice details subscription options with rates for local and out of county orders. Includes price per copy, six month and three month terms, and advertising rate information forthcoming. Indicates advance payment and delivery mechanics for readers and advertisers.
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Incoming Congress May Admit Territories to Statehood
The coming Congress is expected to admit all territories as states, with Utah possibly excluded. St Louis advances a strong push for the World’s Fair, donating 50 acres on the suburbs to support the event.
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Congress
Territories
Utah
St. Lows
Dstz
Ve Fonds Las
St Louis
St. Louis
Frenzied political notes and prairie distress mix in obscure liberal press
A scattered OCR fragment mixes political hints from voters in Missouri and Perryville with notes on a Bloomfield friendship, a May Bedford marriage, and fears that a proposed road through Jackson could ruin the town. It mentions President Eliot and shifting party loyalties, plus Dakota famine, floods of winter losses, and destitution in Ramsey Nelson Walsh counties. It contrasts newspapers and organs, defending journalistic integrity and independent opinion amid partisan pressure and public anger.
Notable Illinois Trial Links to Clan Na Gael
A two month long jury trial in Chicago centers on the murder of Dr. Cronin, with implications tying to the secretive Clan Na Gael. The piece also notes political scandal surrounding Secretary Noble, land preemption rings linked to John A. Benson, and broader trust law shifts affecting tariffs, mills, and molasses. Additionally, it covers Ohio politics, Foraker, and the Southeast Missouri New Southeast newspaper’s immigration focus.
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Dr. Cronin
Chicago
Tlinois
Clan Na Gael
Noble
Mr. Harrison
Caberet
United States
John A. Benson
Streal
Susie and Hank Reveal a Busy Wedding Plan
In a playful rustic dialogue Susie Tansy and Hank Stoner tease each other about marriage. Hank presses Susie to say yes as they joke about staying the night and their parents being in bed, while Susie resists with light banter and flirtation.
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Besk
Susie
Susie Tansy
Hank Stoner
Blank Stoner
Kass-box
Smarty
Derek
Tank
Suxel
When They Were New and Nuptial Banter in One
The item lists dates of inventions and events from 1404 to 1874, then a wedding toast remark at Lutewville about denominational unity. The preacher asserts Baptists cannot unite with other groups, insisting on their own principles and truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutewville
Notice of Trust Deed Foreclosure in Hollinger County
Joseph E Baker, as trustee, will sell on November 2, 1880 at Marble Hill courthouse door the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter and six acres off the south part of the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, all in section 25 township 29 north range 9 east, to satisfy a deed of trust dated February 7 1857. The debt secured by promissory notes is due and unpaid. Sale is to the highest bidder for cash, including costs.
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George di Guthrey
Anne Guthrey
Recorder’s Office
Wollinger County
Missouri
Ap Ld
Joseph E.tlaker
Histec
Hollinger
Joseph E. Daker
Tollinger County
Vestern
Marble Hill
Joseph E. Baker
Truster's Sale Notice for Marble Hill Property in 1830
In a trust deed foreclosure action, Polly M. Crain et al. fail to meet payments on a note secured by land in Bollinger County Missouri. On November 12, 1830, from 9 am to 5 pm, at the Marble Hill courthouse, the trustees will sell the described property at highest bid for cash to satisfy the debt and costs. Realty described includes the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and related tracts in section 36, township 35, range 9 east.
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