Mill, Taft Era Politic Talk At Marble Hill Assembly
A Sept gathering at Marble Hill featured Dean Chandler & Co coverage of President Taft era politics. The crowd discussed tariff battles, party splits between standpatter and progressive wings, and the impact on Congress and taxation bills amid Democratic gains and Republican divisions.
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Dean Chandler & Company
Dean H. Mill
Entereai
Marble Hill
Ty Wallace Hrassford
Washington
Wight
Repitak
Taft
Railroais
Avon McKinlsa
House
Bunk for Veterans: Harding Attacks Life Insurance Plea
A critical column likens government veterans life insurance to a sly sales pitch from a dodgy firm. The piece mocks the idea that insurers confer favors by taking premiums and urges skepticism toward such guarantees pitched to ex servicemen.
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Harding
Orurugs
Farmer’s hard luck and the change he voted for
Two years ago a Clark county farmer hauled his wool 80 miles over rough terrain to West Plains, selling it for a cent per pound. He cursed the GOP, Wilson, and the League of Nations, then voted for change. Weeks later he hauled a new wool crop to West Plains and sold it for 12 cents a pound, getting the change he voted for Clinton Democrat.
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Clark Meaity
Twoal
Hilly
Wilson
League of Nations
Weat Plains
Clinton
Fragmented verse and garbled notes from a public reading
A stream of disjointed lines and garbled text references Walker Mattos Malden Piaget and various phrases. The piece weaves fragmented names, places, dates, and odd observations into a nonspecific collage. It resembles an OCR-scraped page with dropped letters and stray symbols, lacking cohesive narrative or clear events.
The Romance of Words and the English Godparents
A fragment discusses Chaucerian terms and the word godparent linked to the notion of Goselts. It traces origins of godparent language in Scots and French parallels, noting how common speech fostered familiar and trivial gossip. The piece cites shifts from coined terms to everyday chatter.
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Chaucer
Scotland
Talon
What shall we do First Undergrad coin toss plan
A Safe Risk notes an undergraduate prank idea: pin a coin to decide activities. If heads they go to the movies, if tails they attend the dance, and if the coin lands on edge they will study. This cheeky London Opinion snippet captures student humor.
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London Opinion
Farmers Notice On Wheat Seeding And Prices
Farmers invited to improve wheat quality with fall seeding. Prices listed include 24.50 per ton delivered, 27.80 per ton delivered, and 35.50 per ton delivered. Call and see for a complete list. Get orders in early.
Trustee's Sale of Hollinger County Land in Missouri
Trustee Robert Drum will sell at public vendue on September 14, 1921, at Marble Hill Missouri the south half of the northeast quarter and the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 12 in township 29 north range 8 east containing about 123.12 acres to satisfy the principal note interest and costs after default on the deed of trust dated December 1 1910 by Rufus W Edmaiston in favor of the note holder.
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Rufus W. Edmaiston
Rollinger
Missoua
Robert Dram
Hollinger
Missouri
Range Eight
Marble Hill
Bollinger County
Sxbone
Robert Drum
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