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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1890
Page
4
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Supreme Judge James B. Gantt of St. Louis for Supreme Judge. L E Worx of Randolph County for Superintendent of Public Instructions. TL Girokxan of Stoddard County for Railroad Commissioner. Annaress Masiaall Ak WuLd of Scott County for Auditor. Rossery W H Wiurretan of Cape Carardeal county for Congress short term. State Senator 26 District Jasauk W W Berxs of St Francois County.
Por Representative WF M Airmerman Presiding Justice D 8 Hill For County Judge Southern District J V Slinkard Onthen District J B Austin For Probate Judge Jasper Frymire Por Prosecuting Attorney A P Caldwell Bor Cincury Clann Recorpun W M Morgan Bor County Clerk F M Wells Bor Sterrrr John Huskey For Cotrevnor W A Dann For County Treasurer Robert Drum Bow Assxason M H Williams Box Coxonek Louis Mayer
A Jefferson City Tribune series accuses Republicans of fraud and theft in Missouri during Reconstruction, while Republicans boast party vigor. Amid House chaos Reed locks doors to force a quorum, denying Democrats exit. A J Cummings defends equal constitutional rights.
A damaged column recalls a brawl in a legislative session with Kilgore of Texas and Cummings in a locked chamber leaving prisoners. It then shifts to a Wayne County calf incident near the courthouse, and a volley of editorial comments on Andrew Johnson, Hayes, and Harrison, criticizing party loyalties and policy outcomes.
The Rural World column argues farming deserves prudent effort over grand wealth, praising steady farming as a worthy calling and urging farmers to use political power. It laments monopolies and high express costs, urging adoption of parcel post as a common good and criticizing American tax practices. It notes farmers’ neglect of political influence and the desire for reform in express services and tariffs.
Rural World notes a shift urged by farmers as old political machines wane. It argues farmers must vote, cast 4 percent of the national total, and unite to curb power of money. The piece laments tariff protection and calls for free trade and reform via ballots.
The Ottawa Citizen reports a Canadian cheese shipper in England forming a direct eggs shipment deal with a major produce commission. Return shipments to Canada proved profitable, prompting full-scale buying for British export as demand grows. The article notes cattle exports to Britain rising from a small start to an expected 160000 this year, and predicts Canada will find strong pay in extending egg and meat trades despite distance and timing.
A reader’s lament against agricultural policy and drought losses in Great Britain and the United States, followed by a Missouri marriage notice and a note on subscriber mail delivery. The letter rails at the McKinley era tariff while recounting ruined crops and failed promises, then pivots to a marriage assertion and a routine circulation disclaimer.
All persons knowing themselves indebted are notified to come forward and settle at once as I am going away. These matters must be settled before October 1. After this day you must settle with another party. All parties not paying will be published after the first of January 1891. A. J. Mayreren, M. D.
Notices list estate administrators in Bollinger and adjacent counties with claims due and barred timelines. Also includes a land office notice from Trenton Missouri dated July 11 1840 announcing finalproof proceedings before Marble Hill clerk and witness list for Peter M Baker entry 227. Additional administrator posts for John Goan and general professional notices.
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