12 Sep 1895
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary rural update describes additions to a school building three new facilities and improved gymnasium plans. Mentions Rev Cooper Union Hill Sunday school changes and local teachers, with scattered references to crops weather and volunteers.
Rain and heat linger as Jack McCormes returns from a bus trip to Thins while Tom Stovall of Whitewater arrives and departs midweek. Qar school progresses well under Miss Charity Slower with Will Mowery visiting Fredericktown on special business. The Adventist presence continues in the community.
401 and W. W. Fletcher returned from an extended visit near Marquand. Deputy Manning subpoenaed witnesses in the Allard case. Broom canvassers went to Garter county to meet demands. Sordium making is order. there is concern over barrels for future use. Elder Coffman preached at Goossie Greely General Baptist church last Wednesday night on the judgement. Farmer & Kirkpatrick received its new candle and evaporator aid went to Dagault's Creek to wake molasses. Song Stovall Liberty Curry and Dan Collin of Ipley county visited here. The Second and Third nines crossed at Tuth's grounds Aug 31 for championship honors, with a victory for the Seconds. Tur Fin.
Local tidbits report health of residents, moves to Farmington, a snake bite scare, building projects, and visits by Drummers Slaughter Bettle and others. Mentions include Frank Knott of Madison, Green's sawmill, and various errands around Zalma and nearby towns. A death from typhoid fever and cattle shipments are noted amid community chatter.
A fragmented, informal report recounts heated political names and factions amid street talk. It notes weather disruption and property damage near Benton Randolph's, with posts broken, logs moved, and a mysterious incident at Thomas Perkins' place. Readers are urged to seek truth amid factional claims.
A critical screed arguing British interests push for low US prices to maintain purchasing power for debt holders. It cites the London Times and Atlanta Constitution, contending a rise in US prices would hurt Britain, while remonetizing silver could lift US prosperity by boosting prices. The piece warns against politicians deceiving the public in this financial tug-of-war.
A county newspaper letter condemns a forced single gold standard and valorizes bimetallism. It argues speculators manipulate treasury finances, warns of crises if redemption rests on gold, and calls for restoring silver as final payment money to aid prosperity and price stability. It also critiques political manipulation and urges prudent monetary reform.
Ambiguous notes describe a new hatchling design, its adaptable use for secret purposes, and aesthetic appeal. Details are unclear with broken phrases about timing, upper soot, and machine parts, though references to a president, weekly sessions, and informal gatherings appear.
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