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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1915
Page
4
Writings suggest critics fear Roosevelt will worsen European affairs, but supporters praise his capacity to protect national interests. Wirt Maginety College opens 1915 16 sessions with strong enrollment as Marble Hill welcomes St Francois Baptist association guests for several days.
Governors from over twenty states gathered in Boston to pass a resolution praising President Wilson. The mix of Democratic and Republican leaders expressed confidence and pledged support, ready to back his leadership during a period of international concern.
A letter questions wartime spending by the War Department on ammunition and fuzes. It cites prices paid to private firms versus government-made equivalents, asserting large savings if big orders were produced in house and urging accountability for every dollar spent by army and navy officials.
The piece argues that military costs have surged from 20 million to 140 million annually since 1890, urging American taxpayers to demand accountability for war financing. It cites Bethlehem Steel Carnegie Midvale and DuPont as major contractors, detailing contract totals and signaling a call for public scrutiny of war profits and fund allocation.
Delta and Cole residents report fine crops in the area as diggers work potatoes. C E Bowers handles town business Monday. Miss Jacobs of Salida visits cousin Alma Winters who will stay until September. Stephen Berry family drive to Grand Junction for the Wild West Frontier celebration and visits. Charles McCarty aids F G Wade with second hay harvest as Brownie Bloomburg visits Grand Junction. Alma Winters Phyllis Jacobs visit Myrtle Carlson. Pat Henson returns home. Mike McCarty comes back from Glenwood Springs. Guy Bowers helps harvest. Clarence Carlson and Alvin Snyder noted.
Advertisement offering a reward of one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Kall's Catarrh Cure. Mentions J. Cheney & Co Toledo and the product's internal use. Includes unclear financing and banking words.
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