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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
5
The board of equalization met last Monday and residents from Marble Hill Elbert Spencer and visiting kin are noted. A wave of social and business activity follows with visits, millinery shops, medical students in St Louis, school notices, and multiple moves and sales across Lown Fredericktown and nearby areas.
The readable text references names such as F. Witter and clues to a college or school context with graduates. It mentions a divorce notice and figures like George Filitigi and UVa. The legible content is garbled, but hints at local notices, exams, and postsecondary education events within a historical newspaper snippet.
A public sale advertised for Marble Hill lists parcels in tracts of land adjoining Snider and Marrbil with homes in view. The notice mentions nine months and a potential lease option, with Albert M Snide and Mrs Young noted in the proceedings. Other items include a raffle style forecast and shipping details for Marble Hill and Livtwaville, with telephone facilities and transport expectations discussed.
Auction sale advertises horses mares mules cattle and hogs at Miwdble Tall rin our shine. Bring stock to sell and attend if you wish to buy. The organization aims to wet buyers and sellers and form a regular live stock market.
The fragment lists Bollinger County Livestock Company and a series of names and places including Dye, Lavemstaay, Crleg Ailes, Marble Hall, and Laites vil. It mentions meetings, sales, and remarks about stock, obligations, and community notices. Names such as Edward Fo Sharp, Cora E. Tatlew, Mrs. Allin White, and Reverend to be mentioned appear amid tracking of assets and forthcoming lectures.
Local notes from Lutesville report numerous visitors and gatherings. Essie Scowden visits Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Damvbert host guests. A F Williams photographer and many townsfolk are mentioned. The section notes Monday movements, a quarterly meeting, and various social calls by residents including J. Danes, M. Whitmer, and L. T. Kexen, with railway talks planned.
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