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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1911
Page
8
A compact publisher notice states Manuie Fine Press releases appear weekly on Tuesday while Chandler publishers promote interest and Marie UNL peatonce as a second class matter.
Our Correspondents report farmers finishing oats seeding and several local notes. George Lewis is very sick with la grippe. William Poir conducted business at Glen Allen Monday. Mrs John Peters and daughter Miss Clara attended church at Leopold last Sunday. Forrest Bollinger of Lutesville was in the vicinity Monday. Charley Lewis visited Fritz Peters Sunday. Farmers are preparing to plant corn. Miss Mary Eaker applied for the Little Vine school, where she taught a month last year. West Myers, editor of the Blytheville Progress, visited his parents near Buchanan a few days, returning to Arkansas Wednesday last week with Bollinger county's bride. Frank Fowler has returned from the swamps. Miss Willie Matthews, visiting Perkins Creek, returned recently. Alvin Slover came home from Cape Girardeau county Thursday with his bride. Quite a crowd assisted them Friday night with tells and 6 other instruments of torture 4 Revnre.
Wet to has been visiting at Jack Henderson and has returned home. The party at Bo Derris was well attended. Mildred Eaton visited Ora. Dog gett Sunday sight. Mrs Joe Shoot has been ill a few days. Eugene Dunn confined to his room with measles, able to work again. Mr and Mrs William Estes went to Lavages last week. Mere Henry Crites visited Sid Durham Sunday. Veer Myers and Miss Maude Wakener attended by milicicine at Martha HL Wednesday of last week. They were seen then to Blytheville Ark where they will make their future farm. The writer wishes their very prosperous years of market life New Os)
Farmers plan to plant corn amid wet weather. S. G Clifton’s worker J. Johnson and daughter Misa Dacia visited Louis Dalton near Dongola. Otto Shell from St Louis came to see his sister Bertha Shell. Jacob Moore visited nearby. A sawmill near Robert Elledge’s will leave soon. J. M. Null rode to Lutesville on business. Aunt Jane Null recovering health. Louis Dalton from Dongola spent a day nearby. Fire destroyed 300 fence rails for William Baker. Wheat looks fine locally. Clara Vangennip visited Flora Null. Church attendance at Donola was small due to rain. Crover Blossom.
Union Light Health announces a community event honoring Mr. and Mrs. Bond Davis and their contributions. Organizers invite neighbors and local groups to join a brief ceremony and reception at Union Light Health facility.
The report notes visits by Albert Grounds of Cornwall to his brother Will Grounds on Sunday and a gathering with Edgar Yount Lee Ellis Will Whitener and Miss Stella Bertha Salyer Mae Yount. Also Ruth Nugent visited Albert Smith Saturday night and Sunday with Lartie Girt while the family attended church at Marquand Sunday evening.
Community notes record visits and outings among residents of McGregor Chronister Moore Beasley and Hartis. Mentions a pending sale by JS McGee and upcoming trips to Jefferson City with weather impacts and school events at Lutesville including closing exercises and speeches by W A Loefler and Prof J L Lutes.
Quoted remark recounts a daughter breaking off with a schoolmaster after he corrected her spelling. The exchange appears in a Meggendorfer Blatter item, illustrating social humor through a sharp witticism.
A humorous passage depicts a weary Copy Boy fighting through a rude pest on the phone. The speaker vents about delays and confusion as the caller steers conversation toward a bet and misleads with mixed signals. The tone is comic and exasperated, capturing newsroom fatigue.
Bargain advertisement promises savings for customers with deals on sugar coal oil baking powder white beans and heavy shoes plus a 40 percent to 25 percent discount across several items aimed at drawing steady shoppers. The note urges readers to consider prices and become customers.
A Sunday sermon on matrimony by pastor Mae Our provoked a strong reaction. Edythe asked if it seemed stimulating. Mae replied it was solemn and full of warnings, and as a result two engagements were broken.
The Christian Herald quotes Angil Sparks on heaven, church attendance, and virtue. He argues truth beats bluff, warns against overly diction heavy sermons, and favors concise prayers over ornate rhetoric.
Public notice of a trust deed describing lot numbers 2 3 and 4 in a subdivision within Bollinger County Missouri. The instrument secures payment under a promissory note to Shafran and others. The trustee W L Dunn is to conduct a sale on Monday May 1 at the property in Myrtle Hill, Missouri.
A garbled scribble mentions illness, emotions, and daily tasks with scattered names and places. Names such as Sander, M.D., and references to counties appear amid unclear lines about pleas for help and routine activities. The text resembles a personal note with fragmented phrases rather than a clear news item.
W H Cunningham Jeweler announces watch and jewelry repair service with prompt estimates and reasonable charges. Visit the shop for repairs or appraisals and inquire about battery and routine maintenance.
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