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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1908
Page
4
An unclear fragment questions whether a future nation will be governed by the people or by entrenched trusts and plutocrats. The garbled OCR suggests a reference to Newenpbier and a state of political debate, but specifics are unreadable. the item hints at a public policy or constitutional concern.
Fragmented prose reports a chaotic Missouri political scene with references to Senator Stone, Governor Folk, McKinley, and Republicans. It mocks public figures like Cannon and an ailing representative, noting confusion, insinuations of deceit, and satire of party leaders amid a fractured congressional scene.
A 1908 era critique accuses Republicans of widespread voting fraud in St Louis primary disputes. It cites specific figures and names linked to alleged boosts for candidates and the labor impact of tariffs and protectionism. The piece argues for a strong Missouri turnout and predicts Democratic gains in the November election.
A City Post editorial comments on a tariff that would let domestic steel sell to American industries for 40 percent more than foreign steel of equal quality and to the government for eight to ten times the production cost, noting the Republican campaign opened in Youngstown.
A Philadelphia investigator debunks claims of extraordinary wheat raised by Adams in Idaho. The study finds no proof of 200 bushels per acre, with farm averages near 50 and concerns over weeds and sowing. Flour quality remains unproven and tests were delayed or inconclusive.
Governor McKixby faced a dead issue remark as Majors captivated a Saturday crowd by addressing current, real problems in a candid, fearless manner that commands attention.
In a pre primary race, Messrs Elvins and Nations accused each other of dishonesty while agreeing neither could bet against Smith or any other candidate for Congress.
A fragmentary notice seeks the return of a pet named Cleveland opanie lost somewhere in the borders of the United States. Finder is asked to return it to the Republican spell binders for a reward.
From a Republican viewpoint, the nine person committee network around Tatts campaign is described as tainted with questionable methods in politics. Senior Penrose and others are cited as connected to corrupt wealth linked to the Powder Trust and Du Pont.
Fragmented OCR text shows a plea tied to labor and writing, with references to best friend of labor, Theodore and Meindeders, and menacing rhetoric. The fragment mentions Western liberal leaders, Tait, and injury to labor rights, amid garbled phrases and unclear context.
Sheriff Ollie R. Kirkpatrick announces a public auction of real estate in Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri. The sale follows a school fund mortgage dated May 11 1882 recorded in book two 2 page 253 securing a 100 bond. the property is the NE quarter of the SW quarter of section 13 township 30 range 8 east totaling 40 acres. The bid runs Friday September 15 between 9 am and 6 pm at the north front door of the courthouse.
Sheriff announces a sale under a general writ of execution issued from Bollinger County Circuit Court in Missouri. The property of Sarah A Limbaugh is levied, including parts of the northwest quarter and the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter in section 35, township 32 north range 10 east, totaling about 196 to 208 acres with specific parcels described.
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