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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1909
Page
4
The report by State Chemist P Schweitzer analyzes Marble Hill water noting silica and mineral content. It invites public trial, urging readers to request more details from the Marble Hill Commercial Club and notes political commentary appears in broader chatter about governance and currency design.
Fragmented text from the Porreville Republican notes a discussion about the appointment of Thomas J. Aiki as fostaaster of St. Louis, mentioning a $61,000 shortage and a Treasury matter. No clear outcome or concrete details are provided.
The piece notes broad sentiment for better roads and taxes to fund them despite political divides. It argues the public will bear the costs, and urges showing clear figures on road costs to spur action, expecting continued progress and widespread road quality gains.
A fund is being raised in the east to honor George T Angell who fought animal cruelty. Angell campaigned against abuse of horses and dogs, lectured in the U S and Europe, published Our Dumb Animals, and organized groups to teach kindness to animals. His work earned praise from the St Joseph Gazette.
A state hospital No. 2 is criticized for lacking physicians with experience in treating the insane. The speaker asserts none of the current staff have practical or prior experience with mental illness cases and argues no qualified physician has been placed in charge before.
The article critiques capitalist papers claiming the rich grow richer while the average farmer remains poor. It contrasts crop value and industry profits, arguing the wealthy gain from a system that benefits others and leaves farmers behind. It urges readers to open their eyes.
The article cites LaFollette criticizing Fowler and the Republican System overbank policy. It argues Vreeland was placed to push a currency program aligning with Wall Street, thwarting Fowler’s committee. It predicts a push through Congress and questions if the next House should be Democratic.
Veterinary K. F. M. Masters locates in Lutesville and offers practice in pediatrics dentistry and surgery with prompt attention.
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri has purchased and furnished the Dre McAnaily residence with new furniture and is preparing to board and entertain travelers, reflecting a trend of lodging establishments in small towns.
First class service and table supplied with the best the market affords. Convenient to depot. Patronage solicited. Mrs. E. E. Rigdon, Proprietress.
Notice of a sheriff sale of real estate in Bollinger County Missouri to satisfy a partition decree. The property includes multiple parcels totaling about 117 acres in township 31 north range 10 east, with detailed metes and bounds. James N. Nenninger, sheriff, schedules sale at the Marble Hill court house on a September date.
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