26 Sep 1895
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1895
Page
1
Maron Laey's little child died Saturday. Various town items follow including visits, travel to Posico Markle, and building activities. Reports mention court, agriculture, accidents, small town happenings, and local observations with numerous names and places.
Cattle and hog buyers move about county as corn cutting and fodder saving dominate farm work. John Morris plans a return to Brooklyn Arkansas soon. Miss parity Stover progresses under careful management. Several locals contracted the NORV seal last week. Some residents will travel to Dunklin county this fall to pick cotton and engage in ag work. Gaele Harrison Mourie of Brodéricktown visits. Tek McCormick and family have returned home from Marble HIN.
Fragmentary local items report bridge painters in town, a religious meeting schedule, a Whitewater lodge notice, a midwife death from typhoid, and lively political jabs. The letter column urges party principles, criticizes a rival correspondent, and laments a looming political moral turning point.
The Atlanta exhibition promises greater facilities and scope than New Orleans, highlighting postwar progress and Negro achievements. It aims to showcase the arts and industries of the colored people, presenting a united Southern effort and broader national interest amid development.
A fragmentary report from a Minnesota court in Cotata Town describes an adjournment an election and a petition grant amid unclear proceedings. The text is garbled, but hints at a judicial proceeding and a response that mixes emotion with formal action.
A fragmented moral essay recalls Edison, Shakespeare, Lincoln, and Demosthenes to argue against snubbing boys for appearance or background. It notes a Michigan editor explaining a bag of timothy seed spilled from a dray cart, scattering contents along streets.
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