Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1906-09-13
marble lil, Missouri, thursday September ., 1000

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curry for the last month, dnring
several hours ofthc day, has seldom J
marked lcss than 100, up TO loh /
and occasionally gets to ll5 or lzV !,
still the the heat is not the prostrat-
ing kind. The absence ofhumldity y,
makes the difference.
The new town--bect sugar town
.-of Hamilton q few miles south Of
here, is advertising for lS5 men;
100 Iaborers At 20 to 20 ccnts an
hour; SO carpenters and iinlshers
at 40 cents an hour; 10 machlnlsts
Es5 cents an hour, and % brick MAJ
sons al $3.50 a day. & was talking |
| yesterday with a man that had
driven down there and spent one
might and part ofa day al the new
beet town. lie saysthe beeIs7i''oH
line aud upto the present time nave
not. been irrigated, and the mana
gers are rushing the work on the
factory to goti ready in time Tor
the growing crop. My informant
tells me there are about 1000 per
sons 1T Hamilton, several hundred
Of whom live in tents.
The socialists Of this, Tehama
county, have nominated a county
ticket this year. II may DO there
will be 10 ono elected, but the
aelectorsq viii have the satisfaction
Of "voting for principle" There
. are lots Of socialists IN tho state.
Last Sunday while one Of our TO-
!, cal editors was quietly walking
d along on the principal street OF
3. Corning, near "Hotel , Z
. the proprietor suddenly jump
s cd out from some place Of conceal
mcnt and spounced" on tho quill
# driver and would have done him
6 much bodily harm, had not bystand
# org nulled the hotel man off, The
!. trouble came about over something
It that appeared in the paper that w
il distinguished gentleman took OK
1t ceptions to. / read the article, bu
n saw nothing to offend any one !
It IS intimated that the landlord wa
It, drunk; possibly he may have beer
is as he keeps a grogshop IN the hote
ID and keeps it open Sunday, same .
n. other days.
n aHocs WANTED" 81 will bu
b. any kind o. civilized hog that hf
at is many as three good legs A
on matter about the cars # be has of
re good eyo. Address," a
The above is a verbatim hog Y
lin yertisoment BY citizen Of Cornir
he who buys, sells, ftttens and deais
lid hogs generally. Tic has on hat
in anywhere from o few dozen Y 4
tn or 500 at once. AS ] am not 9
Of gagged at any regular work durl'
ac- this hot weather, this dealer
led swine asked me to feed and wat
in tho ucritters" while he il out buyi
ro- more on marketing some be b
lay 90 i have complied with his reqao
tho AT present there are 23O on ha'
ere feed soaked barley ut the rate
lrts half d ton or a little more . q
lay; You might think California had I
the hogs, il 50 this dealer fails TO
ond many Of them. Long nosed, lo
or legged; some witt, one ear cut
re- pulled off. noticed one blind
tate one eye, etc.,--altogcther q n
had lot; part Berkshire, and Jersey.
nore but mostly scrub.
ays. / can't understand Why there
say % few hogs Of improved bre
raised in this part Of California.
ull." tho way Of stock the sheep indus
San leads in this county Large q
titles of cured meat, lard, and :
the tolene" are shipped from the
,al to and consumed BY the people
beau Northern California. Very
value fruit ranchmen here make any
Don't tempt to raise their own meat
first many grain ranchmen depend \
rid a ly on buying their meat and lar
thing "cottolene" as great many y
, vul- see from the Kansas City
10 eye that Jas. Quralla, a hog breed'
independence, Missouri, has 4
bile is sold ope-year.old Berkshire
tionaI to.F. w. Morgan of Beloit, Wi
go by sin, for $4,000. This is said
be ef- the highest price on record,
irman for a hog. The title Of the b
G, and "Lord Bacon, No. ST ,l45" !
Of the we'll named, especially the
or per- part-and we'll sold.
of the NJ. A. WALL
Of the Corning, Cal, August Il y
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