19 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1912
Page
1
A historical ballot style list names numerous Democratic nominees for president less vice president state offices including governor state auditor attorney general and treasurer. Also lists railroad commissioner supreme court judges congressman district state senator county representative county court judge prosecuting attorney assessor surveyor treasurer and various local officials with scattered misspellings and garbled names.
Southeast News reports fair week at Stheston and Dexter hosting a St Louis annual conference meeting. Houck's Saline Valley railroad reaches Farmington. first Stoddard county cotton sold at Dexter for 5.50 per hundred. Fire destroys Goodwin & Jean poultry house in Dexter with 4000 dollar loss, half insured. Bon Terre and Malden notes salute drainage conference in Jefferson City October 18 19. construction starts on Bismarck to Bunker railroad with multiple county service towns listed. Court actions include numerous civil cases and venue changes across several counties.
Vaughan Kester presents a charming serialized tale featuring a likable hero and heroine. The piece teases a humorous, heartwarming story that readers will not want to miss, signaling an engaging weekly installment.
Readers are invited to explore the opening chapter of The Prodigal Judge, a legal drama that unfolds with sharp dialogue and brisk courtroom tension. The excerpt sets a courtroom atmosphere and introduces key figures shaping the case.
The notice lists numerous delinquent tax cases and default judgments across several individuals and entities, including J. B. Heeney, W. L. Dunn, and Martha E. Finney, with amounts from $8 to $17 and others. It notes continued actions for service issues and dismissals, plus references to unknown heirs and representatives in one case.
A letter to the hometown paper recounts residence in Segunda Colorado mentioning a school principal salary, 150 students with 50 more expected, and pride in the town with its large coke ovens. The writer describes Las Animas canyon views, Spanish Peaks, the Snowy Range, and orchards nearby. He helped build packing sheds and notes fruit growers expect to ship over 20,000 boxes of peaches and apples.
A 1912 letter from Sylvester Dogcerr in Mountain Park Oklahoma describes settling near the Kiowa reservation, weather and crop conditions, and starting a medical practice after moving from Missouri. The writer shares advice columns on household care, cooking, fabrics, and pest control, with warnings about dangerous substances.
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