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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1911
Page
6
An oblique narrative unfolds aboard a ship near India with characters Amber and Labert Drhedrik in a mêlée of dialogue and action. The scene references Calcutta, Kathiapur, natives, and a theatrical mood as the crew and passengers react to events on deck and within a smoky interior.
Pantry shelves can stay clean with a simple cloth lining. Cut oilcloth into strips wider than the shelves and paste to cover front edges and under, letting the cloth rise an inch at the back wall. Oiled or oilcloth lined shelves stay tidy for years and clean easily with cloth and warm water.
A brief note from Atchison Glebe invites readers to confess their secrets to be sold to a magazine. The quirky line presents a concept of selling confessions through publication, reflecting unusual classifieds tone.
Missouri scholars estimate corn production far surpassing Europe and the world, with $100 million crop value and about $2 million for wheat and hay. The state reports vast unoccupied land and the largest apple orchards, while legal cases and a prison escape dominate local notes in the Jefferson City area.
A report describes freshman upheaval at Miser University where students protest actions deemed against tradition. The event includes tensions on campus grounds, warnings to stay off walls, and a call for order during the disturbance.
A local trust company appointed trustee of the late Senator George G Vest’s estate portion left to his son. As the son died before the oil operation, property valued at $100,000 reverts to his three minor children George G. Vest Jr. Mary W. Vest and John W Vest. The latter’s home is said to be in Fal more Maryland.
Alderman Miles Bulger introduces an ordinance amending the city charter to permit women to vote in all city elections. The Kansas City Equal Suffrage Association launches its campaign for Woman’s recognition in Missouri local politics.
Excelsior Springs reports the death of T. W. Ballew, a Princeton lumberman and merchant who once won $20,000 after a lawsuit and fueled the pursuit that ended the Maybray ging case two years earlier.
C Banks for Missouri Washington DC The following postal savings banks will be established in Missouri October 17 Eldon Maceline Ashgrove Carl Junction Centralia Holden Perry Fredericks town Liberal and Jamesport
Gov Hadley offers 500 dollars for capture and conviction of the killer of John Garton Jones the hermit whose cave near New Cambria is the scene. Citizens plan to raise the reward to 1600 dollars to bring the case to closure.
A detailed critique argues against the notion of scientific protection and questions the fairness of tariff policies. It contends that protective duties favor domestic producers at the expense of consumers and foreign competition, while highlighting alleged profiteering and political interests in shaping trade rules. The piece cites Chicago Journal and references a wire industry case over raw material pricing and market restraint.
A scrambled overview of Industrial Association lobbying by wool and worsted producers, the 1897 tariff fight, and Congress actions. It notes key figures such as Secretary Hayes of the National Association of Woolen and Worsted Manufacturers and references committees and measures driving tariffs on textiles and related goods.
A New York Journal of Commerce editorial urges the opposition party to purge boyishness and devil may care attitudes. It warns against accepting empty rhetoric as policy and cautions voters that Congress may be steered by unsteady hands if party conduct lacks seriousness.
Senator JW Halley in the United States Senate demanded surrender of high duties and leadership of the party or the administration of the government. He warned that friction within the party could be exploited, even suggesting tariff reductions may be favored by some members.
Fragmentary OCR quotes Theodore Roosevelt from Outlook and Theodore Kennedy at the University of California March 23, 181k. The text critiques national posture, opposing cringing before powerful nations or bullying weaker ones. The source appears corrupted and garbled.
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