Marble Hill Press and Southeast Reflector History Sketch
Southeast Best, The Great And Only Marble Hill Press profile details the rise of Marble Hill Press as a key local paper, its editor and staff, and a brief biographical sketch of TOM ALLEN and ERNEST W. STATLER. It covers establishment in 1882, ownership changes, and aims to serve all classes with robust local news and correspondence in the Southeast Missouri region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Cape Girardeau
Jackson
Fredericktown
Charleston
Sikeston
Sam Jones Tile
John Smith
E. R. Grabaca
W. A. Leofier
W. J. Drum
R. L. Allen
J. M. Allen
John P. McManus
Clara D. Tree
Marble Hill
George Harrington
B.¥. Stevens
Heedi, Finney
Smey
Daly
George F. Kurre
J. F. Sanders
Tom Allen
Marble Hill Press
Cape Girardeau County
Burfordsville
Millerville
Lutesville
Pioneer
Tom Martin
Cape Girardean
Aes
Cane Girardean News
Star
Cape Girardean New Era
Florence
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Oil Company
State Normal School
Carath
Daily Democrat
Springfield
Presa
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Southeast
Christain Church
Lutenville Lodge
Ernest W. Statler
KE. W. Statler
Pruss’ Met
Eal
Oma
Tax on incomes bill proposed by Congressman Arnold
Congress member Arnold introduces a sweeping income tax bill targeting gains and profits from all sources. The plan taxes 5 percent over 2,000 up to 5,000, 7.5 percent over 5,000 up to 10,000, and 10 percent above 10,000, with U S government interest income included. In other Missouri notes, after Col J T Moss dies, a new J T Moss Company is formed to continue ties to local timber works.
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Congresweman Arnold
Marshall Arnold
Fourteehth
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
United States
The
Pugs
Paxton
J. T. Moss
Bigtie Works
Missouri
J.T. Moss
George Peirce Vies for Murder in Press Summary
The section notes George Peirce’s murder bid and mentions Congressman Arnold pushing a bill. It references a local industry list, a College Heights addition plan, and reports of injuries to Wm Robertson. Also listed are patents granted, a stolen livery team, a long lost boy, and several obituaries and sermons.
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George Peirce
Arnold
Ique Company
Twin City
College Heights
Wm. Robertson
News of
Southeast
Missouri
Edward Engleman
Oswald
Norman
Rose
Twin Cities Business Directory of Local Trades and Firms
A historical listing of Twin Cities businesses and professionals arranged by trade categories. It catalogues general stores harness and shoe shops mills furnitures butcher lumber yards blacksmith barber shops meat markets carding and plaining mills carpenters physicians lawyers brick factories stave works schools churches banks stock quarries teachers ministers insurers and other local services.
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Twin City
Twin Cities
Oops
Sen
Tiqeonas Vistas
Sal Saw Ming
Commission Merchants Female Hospitals
Ee Nepahetes
Seeashotograph
EAE
Express Company
Coal Dealer
College Heights Named In Marble Hill Area
Hamilton M. Williams laid off ten acres north of Marble Hill into town lots last Wednesday with Surveyor Sample directing. The tract, described as the most beautiful residence location in the state, sits high with excellent drainage and offers a fine view of the Twin Cities and surrounding country. The editor was asked to name the place and chose College Heights in compliment to Mayfield-Smith.
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Hamilton M. Williams
Marble Hill
Sample
Twin Cities
College Heights
Mayfield-Smith
George Fiery Acquitted in Pierce Killian Murder Case
The jury in Bollinger county acquits George Pierce of the murder of Henry Killian, after a trial lasting about two hours. The verdict was delivered at 5:38 PM. Prosecution was led by Caldwell and Conrad. defense by Smith Whybark and Morgan. Mrs. Pierce testified sensationally, detailing alleged crime particulars.
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George Pierce
Bollinger County
Henry Killion
Caldwell
Conrad
Smith
Whybark
Morgan
Pierce
George
Charles Rowe
Nashville
J .P. Bills
Foreman
JD. R. Seabaurgh
J. W. Dogget
John H
Ladies Fall and Winter Dresses at Kine and Revenee
Advertisement notes a fall line of cashmeres Bedford cards and prints in latest shades at Kine and Revenee. Mentions William Robinson, a carpenter at J T Wells house, struck in the left eye by a nail. prognosis suggests probable eye loss.
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Kine & Revenee
William Robinson
J.T. Wells House
Sensation Spring Boots and Shoes by King and Revellé
King and Revellé opened their stock with a wide range of boots and shoes. Customers can find cheap, serviceable options as well as fine, high quality footwear. Ladies’ shoes are a specialty.
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King & Revellé
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Today’s Press
George Fiery
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