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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1906
Page
3
Fragmented notices outline various local events including sales of property in Missouri, revival meetings at a Baptist church with four new members, farm listings in good cultivation, and upcoming appointments. Names, places, and dates are inconsistently rendered, but the item mentions a Potions property sale near Marble Hill, a Cape trip, and a church event scheduled around late April.
The text presents a noisy OCR read with multiple proper nouns and places, including Wes Drains Alem and Sackville, amid garbled phrases. It hints at events or notices across locations with scattered names like Tarim Merecasras and SWIFTSSPEISGC FERTILIZERS, but the readable core is unclear.
Fragmented readable phrases describe people such as Fischer, Tayler, Labbers, and Elidracher with references to Duliss Texas and Glen Allen. The text mentions Mercantile Company, shipments, a work near MayGeid, and a Seige IP, plus Dexter and Wasee connections and family visits, all in a damaged, garbled report.
Fragmented notice lists properties and farm equipment in Bollinger County Missouri including 200 acres with 175 in cultivation and a residence. Mentions Judge Miller property, Mary E Foury, and various rectifications. References to kidney and bladder medicine claim. Jcho 8 Lene returned from Fredericktown and attended United States District Court as juror.
Fragmentary notebook style notice lists Walnut timber needs and market references with unclear phrases and missing details. No clear dates, locations, or contact information present in legible text. Secondary lines remain unreadable.
Ere 2 W Hoter of Leopold visits the office Wednesday afternoon, as a pleasant caller after a week. Jim Portia was busy near the Bask preparing to fire the Benny sod, Sem J Mov ies spent capi t here at Bocksnim while tending farm along Castor river. Mr and Mrs Sam J McMinn entertained young friends at Keene Werdsesches in honor of R B Conrad recently returned from South Africa.
An obscure notice promotes Poley’s Kidney Core as a treatment for kidney trouble an insidious disease. It claims the product corrects irregularities and prevents Bright’s disease and diabetes and is offered through dealers.
The readable text asserts products contain no opiates and are safe, while condemning dealers. It mentions potential buyers and a sale package but the fragmentary wording makes specifics unclear. No named individuals or organizations are clearly identifiable in this excerpt.
Notice announces final settlement in a probate matter for the estate of Ernest Mammetesior of the Pertmersuz tee. It names all interested parties and invites claims by those asserting rights in the estate, with proceedings held at the West Ters of the Probes court.
Dr W A Reynolds of Cape Girardera and Miss Natalie Mordech were married in the city on Wednesday April 11. Rev J D Reeder performed the ceremony. The couple boarded the north-bound train for St Louis to begin a lengthy honeymoon journey as friends toast their happiness and hopeful future.
Joe Waldrupe moved into the Waldo property after buying it. Senter Hebe and Fridzy De interned beasts. J Chandler announced a son Mater Heener’s scene. Hattie Kinder and Fiera Berrymaat visited. Andy Stickier bought the Danton property to work it. H L Buster went to visit relatives. Geo F Kare assisted Mr. Doom in the store. Directors met and plowed the gym area. Hendrix and Hattie Kinder and Flora became teachers with a $5 raise.
Reverend Serge William P Shirley born in Tesmemee December 9. He came to Missouri in 1819 and married Elisabeth Chandler August 2, 1560, later remarried April 7, 06 aged several years. He served as minister for forty years and was a member of the Free Will Baptist church. He was elected county court judge for one term. He leaves two widows, a son and daughter, grandchildren and many friends. Remains laid to rest in Dry Creek cemetery after service led by Brother Benes. Servant of God well done. The battle fought, the race is won.
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