Fragmentary county notice summary
Fragmented OCR reads like a county notice with unclear figures. The readable bits mention counts or cases and a reference to application or penalties, but essential details and names are missing.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1892
Page
4
Fragmented OCR reads like a county notice with unclear figures. The readable bits mention counts or cases and a reference to application or penalties, but essential details and names are missing.
Democratic ticket listing vice presidential candidates and district selections. Names include Stevenson, McAfee, Thurmond, Marche, Harber, Simrall, Davis, McCleland, Suddeth, Lay, Blevins, Williams, Taylor, Cullinane, Woodside, Keaton, George, with district assignments across sixteen districts.
The document lists candidates for state and county offices including Governor William J. Stone Lieutenant Governor John B. O'Meara Secretary of State A A Lesuear Attorney General R F Walker and other state posts. County tickets name representatives collectors prosecutors treasurers coroners assessors surveyors and public administrators with a full slate of judges and officials.
A fragmentary excerpt cites Patrick Mentys arguing that future judgments rely on past patterns. It critiques capital’s grip on earnings, claiming usury outpaces labor two to one and questions the fairness of wealth domination. The text critiques gold’s throne and public gain.
The piece muses on wealth, politics, and media in a partisan frame. It criticizes Republican progress and notes a vandalized Republican flagpole in Fredericktown while labeling a Democrat as unstable. It quotes the Democratic National Committee praising state election results and condemning opposition strategy.
A West Main Gazette column quotes party leaders urging clear colors and honesty in politics. It contrasts the demand for principle with slippage toward underhanded tactics, urging voters and politicians to face the fight openly and stand firm on truth and duty.
A Publisher's Post item notes two thirds of States editors began as printers devils and lists notable ex-devils who rose to prominence. Benjamin Franklin Hannibal Hamlin Schnayler Colfax Horace Greeley Simon Cameron Thurlow Weed and Ross of Kansas exemplify the drift from printing shop beginnings to national influence.
A 19th century postal statute lets postmasters arrest anyone who takes a newspaper and refuses to pay. Subscribers who do not take the paper from the office and fail to pay render themselves liable for theft or fraud. Publishers may be prosecuted if readers avoid payment after receipt.
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