10 Sep 1891
Page 4
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1891
Page
4
Local notices describe subscription costs and advertising options, with noted price structures for delivery outside the county. The piece discusses transport and trade terms as well as a Farmington Times column on tariff debates and protectionist rhetoric alongside a critique of McKinley era policy.
A scatter of 19th century clippings shows merchants doubting ad visibility while editors insist a single line can reach all. The Poplar Bluff jail escape story follows: nine prisoners fled, Harbin refused escape, a governor granted a reprieve, tools and outside help suspected, six recaptured, mystery over who supplied the implements. A collage of quotes and jokes from Western Plowman and other sources closes with social observations on hats and manners and a peculiar Saratoga anecdote.
A fragmented verse fragment features James Resell Lowell railing against war as murder. The speaker condemns violence and urges divine judgment, arguing government excuses fail and that divine punishment will follow. The text echoes 19th century antiwar sentiment with urgent moral appeals.
The text outlines the association as a learning institution to spread musical knowledge and foster enthusiasm. It details officer roles of president, vice president, secretary, and committees with two-year terms, duties of presiding, voting, counting ballots, and calling meetings, and secretary duties including minutes and finances. It also covers class organization, delegation rights, tuition conditions, voting rules, standing committees, choir representation, meeting prayers, and teacher attendance obligations with the president delivering an annual musical condition report.
The Trace Creek F and L U No 1213 mourns the death of Brother Aaron Litzen aged 80, a faithful member of the M E Church South and a devoted husband and father. The memorial committee presents resolutions and copies to the bereaved wife, Marble Hill Journal of Agriculture, minutes, and the church.
Forgive a horse cart and harness for cash or sell separately. Call on B Tuompaon Patesville Mo. All indebted parties to call and settle notes and accounts. A Drom and J G Finney notify subscribers to settle dues prior to July 28. Subscriptions paid in advance will be carried out by successors Band er and Karre. Office upstairs over Bohn sack's hardware store.
Local notes report very cool weather in Lafin area. Rumor hints at an upcoming wedding near the community. Mrs. W. J. Fisher travels to Oak Ridge. Death reported for Mr. Adam Perkins near Latesville. David Upshaw faced charges for horse stealing. venue moved to Squire Bowman. Mr. Baeckner dies of typhoid fever. sympathies extended to family. Daily records of weddings deaths and births noted.
Henry Scholl and Elisa Scholl conveyed land in Bollinger County Missouri to Jacob J. Conrad as trustee to secure a debt. The property, including multiple tracts totaling about 143 acres, will be sold at Marble Hill courthouse door on October 5, 1891 between 9 AM and 5 PM to pay the note and costs.
Public notice of a sheriff sale in Bollinger County Missouri by the circuit court. The property of Nebert F. Mintlur is to be sold at public auction on September 16, 1801, at Marble Hill to satisfy a debt and costs. The parcel includes two lots and part of a NE fractional quarter in station 86 township 93 range, located east Patton. The sale is conducted by the sheriff under an execution issued from the clerk of the Bollinger County Circuit Court.
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