04 Apr 1907
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1907
Page
1
A dated promotional piece urges readers to enroll at Central Business College claiming instruction shapes lasting success in business. It stresses loyalty to employer interests and learning principles by study or on the job, promising guaranteed outcomes for diligent students seeking advancement.
Our Correspondents note Mrs Rachel Alexander died at her son R Ey Alexander's home on March 27 aged 78. The funeral was held Thursday at Trace Creek Cemetery with Rev J C Hembree leading services and a large congregation in attendance. Nearby visits by J 8 Chestner and family and E R Wall and sister are also mentioned. News closes with best wishes to Tas Priss and its readers.
Shrum reports health concerns and local visitors. Farmers plow corn as a rain shower is hoped for. Patton and Lincoln families visit W D Patton. more relatives gather near Beopus. Huricane schoolhouse hosts Farmers union meetings weekly. Patton and Miles Lincoln travel to Cape Girardeau county on business. Townsmen joke about fake mustaches and counterfeit money laws. Peach crop prospects look good if frost stays away.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Hawn visited W H Lates Sunday Miss Mary Rockwell of Oran returned home Sunday W A Lates on the sick list Jack Frost visited the creek and damaged fruit Miss Columbia Hawn of Crooked Creek and Nellie Lutes visited this week J J Lutes bought a new camera and studies photography Neio is doing red work KM Mown of Crooked Creek visited Saturday and Sunday Jewe A Hawn and friend attended shar dt Dae pere Mewrs Eppe Une and J L Lates Miners Columbia few
Aid Allie visits Mile Nora Howe home Sunday as community notes cover whooping cough surge, teacher J W Fulbright praise, Farmers Educational and Reform Union event drew four new members, plus local mule theft and price remarks by J Q Whitener of Marquand in a Central Missouri town.
Mayfield Church notes health and corn planting orders. J P Mayfield and family visited relatives on Hurricane Saturday night. Rev B Yount filled his appointment at Nichols chapel Saturday night and Sunday. Arthur Johnson died at his father’s home March 28 near Sedgewickville from consumption. The bereaved family has community sympathy. W D Mayfield made a business trip near Layd last Saturday. T A Felton and family visited Billy Williams that Sunday. John Mayfield visited near Hurricane post office Sunday. Jay Angel and Addie Wilson of Bedgewickville attended Bollinger’s church last Sunday. EB Fulton returned home Saturday and attended the wedding of De Soto Crane and Miss Ross Green at John Green’s Sunday. Eva Pulliam stayed with her father B B Mayfield the last week. Hi A Falian attended church at Bollinger’s Sunday. Willie Green, on the pay list, shows some improvement. Two Coven.
Easter activities filled the community with an egg night at Sunday school, an afternoon singing at D. R. Beas's, and a large egg nest. Attendees included Ira Welker and wife, W. A. Welker, Hoadly Arthur and wife, Clyde Whitener and wife, J. H. Cheatner and family, William Coombe and wife, Robert Alexander and family, Willie Mayfield, and others from nearby towns.
Fragmentary OCR text presents readers with unreadable strings and names. No clear event or person stands out for a coherent summary or a decisive action.
A busy exchange of visits and greetings marks Easter week as Rev. Aisibsen preached at Barks Chapel to a large crowd. Families including the Poston, Kinder, Huffman, Ghellsod, Berry, and Zimmerman clans traveled to St. Louis, Leopold, Cape Girardeau, and Marble Hill for services, funerals, or to visit relatives.
Mrs Oscar Yount visited relatives at Lutesville last week. Minses Beame Smith Dors Rhodes and Hattie Albright with Ross Moore traveled to Castor on Saturday for Easter. Mr and Mrs Jeff Stotes welcomed a baby boy. John J Zimmermann visited family there. Peter Walker moved to Lutesville.
Fragmented OCR text mentioning health status and local individuals or places. Contains unreadable sections about visits, appointments, and dates. no clear names or events. Summary relies on limited legible phrases to sketch a brief local health/visit note.
The column lists marriages and family ties such as De Hoto Crane wed Misa Roan Green on March 21 at the bride’s parents home. It records church visits, neighborly calls, farm work, and small town events including Easter activities and hats ducking during Sunday drives. Multiple residents and relatives are mentioned in short vignettes.
5M Imperial Octave pages recount Bryan’s world trip and visits to nations. The Thompson Publishing Co. offers the book as the agent’s harvest with over 300 copies taken. Send fifty cents to cover mailing and handling. Address 81 Lonis.
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