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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1910

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Democratic Ticket slate for county and state offices

A readout of candidates for multiple offices including Howard A. Giana for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner Thorne M Bradbury for Representative in Congress Thirteenth district Walter I. Hensley for Judge of the Court for the Twenty seventh Judicial District Peter I. Mack for Representative in the General Assembly T A Caldwell for Presiding Judge County Court Jacob A Taylor for Judge of County Court Fires District MM Day for Judge of County Court Second District John M Siines for Judge of Probate Court William 5 King for Clerk of Circuit Court and Recorder William B Yount for Clerk County Court Jesse J Hawn for Collector of the Revenue Wm Dann for Prosecuting Attorney KY Chandler.

Maine Democrats sweep to gubernatorial and congressional wins

Monday election results show a strong Democratic wave in Maine with a safe majority for the governor and three congressmen. Democrats claim potential control of the Maine legislature and a successor to Senator Late, while Col. Plaisted, a son of the first Democratic governor, wins narrowly in 1880. Arkansas and Arizona also report solid Democratic majorities supporting state constitutions and offices.

Maine Ariana Arkan Wis Shaw Col. Plaisted Leet Arizona Arkansas

Trip to Southeast Missouri Misadventure

A traveler recounts a rough journey to Southeast Missouri. Starting Tuesday with limited funds, they live in a distant state near a railroad. After driving twelve miles to the train they reach St Lonia but are barred from Latesville because of a washout. A long wait yields train rerouting via Poplar Bluff to Bollinger county, finally reaching Lutesville forty eight hours late.

Iron Mountain Sam St. Lonia Latesville Bismarck Poplar Blu

Crooked Creek Folk Share Life and Loss in Lutesville News

Residents recount entertaining days at Leopold preare near Bollinger County, trade farm for city property, and mourn a young man named Ester Cepworth. The Lutesville paper also notes court attendance, visiting relatives, growing town population, schools, churches, wells, and general health as families settle in.

Leopold Preare Bollinger County Fisher Cepwouth

Free Offer From The St. Louis Republic Metropolis

The Twice-a-Week Republic offers a three year subscription free to readers who write to learn how to obtain the paper at no cost. Robert Ester, son of J M and Mary Ester, born December 0 1885, died of typhoid fever September 6 1910 aged 23 years 9 months and 25 days. He leaves a father mother four brothers and many friends. He joined the Methodist church early in life. Ester fell ill at Sikeston.

St. Louis United States St. Louis Republic Robert Ester J. M Mary Sitees Chinst Methodist Church Ester Sikeston

Trustee's Sale Notice for Zalma Lodge Note

Trustee Robert Drum, at the request of the note holder, will sell the Zalma Lodge No 672 deed of trust property on Saturday October 15 1910 at the north door of the courthouse Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri between the hours of 9am and 5pm. The deed of trust dated October 1 1907 secures payment of a promissory note that is past due and unpaid.

Charles King Leom Mouser D. B. Corbin Zalma Lodge Zalma Bollinger County Missouri Robert Drum Marble Hill

Apples Transported to St Louis Market Last Weekend

Two carloads of apples were moved last Friday and Saturday to the St Louis market. The report notes shipments from various orchards, frost conditions affecting the harvest, and upcoming farm events. Several regions in the southern and western states experienced heat and moisture, influencing fruit quality and storage.

St. Louis Henry Lohes Checky Teldrnion Tiesuse Thames

A Self Confessed Malefactor of Great Wealth

A dramatic confession by a wealthy executive traces his critique of a system that enables robberies, naming John D. Rockefeller and Pierpont Morgan as peers. He vows to destroy the foundations of wealth that permit crime, promising a crusade to shame the rich and reform the stock market economy. He frames himself as honest yet critical of entrenched power.

Werner Rove Hari Hyatas Pierpont Morgan Hezitatinns Heman Lite Pynnsiing Co Boston

Also Mentioned on This Page

Democratic Supreme Court James Britton Gantt Por St. Lows Howard A. Giana Railroad and Warehouse Thowne Mo Bradbury Congress Walter I. Hensley Chreaut Court Peter I. Mack General Assembly T. A. Caldwell Judge County Court Jacob A. Taylor MM. Day John M. Siines Irobate Court Cirewit Court William B. Yount Clerk County Court Jesse J. Hawn William Dann KY Chandler Dem Heaveniss Stevie Char Lele Lutesville, Missouri Veth Ly Reunion Tuscarora Fertilizers Tuscarora County Pell Ds Kavyit Arteige Royal Krickerbocker Bers Crooked Creek Liod Christ Zaima Recorder’s Office Lutesville News Walter Dickey Willie Sante St. Lowes J. T. Estes St Lens Otte Monel Pear Tallent Toony Marklefil Osene Lutes of Piedment Roe. Leesan New Madrid de R.W. van Ambure Waldo Lites Moberly Symmie Elilattes Clark Massachusetts Lutesville Peple Omer W.A. Dunn Marble Hill, Mo Wseoedetione Hia Sim Dell Freorder Peewee Rpm As. Manion
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