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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1917
Page
8
Our Correspondents Report Local Activity And Employment
Our correspondents from Greenlee Missouri report several locals securing employment recently while Wesley Farmers busy with Helis Ots priced at cents per bushel. Distorted names and places appear in text. readable lines note a cow and calf year, a birth, and a movie outing at Wesley on Saturday with community chatter about local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Hindman
Will Stephens
Charley Row
Marvin Aberrathy
Greenlee
Wesley
Marble Hill business and social notices amid poor OCR
The fragmentary item lists residents and actions in Marble Hill including Mr dartel Peofler and Leo Bolligger transacting business on Monday. It notes George Cull Roy Fergusay and Johoen over bad business, mentions Louis Thcher hauling for CP Ricketts, and refers to multiple locals such as Connie Oldham Minnie Heber and Mrs Blanken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartel Peofler
Leo Bolligger
Marble Hill
Joboen
Demi
George Cull
Roy Fergusay
Louis Thcher
CP. Ricketts
Deere
Marble Bail
Blanken
Sool
Minnie Heber Vouet
Hog Creek Health Report Shows Mumps Cases
Reader notes at Hog Creek Health report a few mumps cases while local social activity runs through Marble Hill and nearby towns. Multiple residents including the Schreiners, Metcalfs, Proffers and Bollingers are mentioned in weekend visits, work on Ebenezer church progresses, and extended family ties are described across Lutesville and Grivel Hill.
Little Vine Health Improves After Week of Fire Damage
The Little Vine community reports fire damage last week with T. L. Scott and A. P. Sherman losing substantial fencing. A school meeting on April 3 drew a large crowd and Newell was elected director. Hog buyers Grover Myerstrand and Willard Burk purchased 25 head from J. E. Haynes, while Geo. Smith2 bought a mare from T. L. Scott. Prayer meeting paused due to measles and W. M. Jackson remains ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Scott
A. P. Sherman
Newell
Grover Myerstrand
Willard Burk
J. E. Haynes
Geo. Smith2
Little Vine
W. M. Jackson
Measles Seen At Mayfield Health District
Mayfield Health reports several measles cases including a severe attack on H A Fulton and four cases in P F Seabaugh's family. Most residents feel well, though eggs consumed last Sunday were red. Local teachers are busy with duties. An accident occurred Sunday near here as Loyd Brown and family attempted to cross Little White Water, which was dangerously high from recent rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Fulton
P. F. Seabaugh
Loyd Brown
Whitewater
Business trip notes in Zalma and farm plans
Grover Myers and Albert Dunn discuss a Colorado trip after a Saturday visit. A T McCullough plans to raise four tometa crops this year and will plant 18 acres. Tre Sawe Kin is mentioned in fragmentary text.
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Zalma
Grover Myers
Albert Dunn
Colorado
A T McCullough
Weather Delays and Local Visits in Greenbrier Area
Rainy weather worsens roads while residents report visits and travel across Greenbrier and nearby towns. Names include Wisses Flossie and Florence Staats, Ro Staats, J Wiggins, Abram Carmen, Misses Velma Mary Barks, Vernie Ella Coover, LOR Graves, Cy WRy, J Bowler, Gertie Norman, Stella Mephens, Pat Rattisey, Hob Garner, A J Speer, Fern Oars, Nancy Chapman, Corbin, MOE Lemongs, Hays, Sve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisses Flossie
Florence Staats
Ro Staats
J 1 Wiggins
Velma
Mary Barks
Ede
Abram Carmen Artis
Swinton
J. Wineiie
Vernie
Ella Coover
Greenbrier
J. Bowler
Came Girardeau
Tise
Gertie Norman
OL Rose's
Creet Dirner
Stella Mephens
Mire Bloek
iMeil Caniven
Pat Rattisey
Adtuner
Hob Garner
J . Wigdins
J Speer
Zatma
J. Staats
Fern Oars
Nancy Chapman
Corbin
Sturdivant
Moe Lemongs
Hays
Sve
Drowned Daughters After Wagon Turnover in Rainy Drift
Farmers struggle through heavy rain as a wagon overturns leaving two daughters drowned while others cling to the drift. Help arrives and rescues them. News is scarce amid the bad weather and ongoing delays.
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Scarre
Greenbrier Moves Highlight Local News Bursts
The passage notes the Speer family relocating to Greenbrier to establish their future home. Allen Williams plans a move to Fowl, while Jacob Hughes of Greenbrier ordered a new Ford from Lutes and Estes. References to local visits, road work, and party gatherings illustrate community activity and daily life in the area.
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Tre
Castor
AF Cortina Samay
George Munser
Isom Sivusers
Local notes mix of family visits and events across county
A long village roundup notes visits by Mrs AL Morfield and children at Whitewater, Robie Clarence Allen’s mapping effort, measles cases, school and church gatherings, travel to Fredericktown and Kennett, and health updates for Uncle Roe Cooper and Estel Hewstey. It also records banking bid procedures for the county depositary to be decided at the May 1917 term with bids due May 14 1917.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Warmra Pierce
Tear Jackson
Irs AL. Morfield
Jonas Barks
Whitewater
John N Stone
Ione
Argie
Oscar
Claud
Samuel Cato
Leopold
Ora Crader
Clarence Allen
Millerville
Nene Bierce
Miser Ri
Ihnet
Spotion Osit
Miasouri
Anid
Banking Association
Local visits note from Tamisen and Lowndes districts
Miss Mayne Scott visited Miss Blanch Pesdones and Verda Johnson on April 1. Venus Johnson works for Earl McClain at Lowndes. Miss Blanche Jones completed a term of school in Tamisen district on April 5 and is praised as an able teacher. Verda Johnson and Mayme Scott visited Ora and Cora Williams on Thursday. Dora Peters visited Miss Blanche Jones Wednesday night. Bula Nichols visited Mix Co Johnson's place. Kala Nichols notes Sarat McDaniel Venus Johnson James Fred Scott and Johnny Barnes visited M. Williams. Ages 2 all report a genuine Nathan Brimmer is quite sick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayne Scott
Blanch Pesdones
Verda Johnson
Venus Johnson
Earl McClain
Lowndes
Blanche Jones
Tamisen
Mayme Scott
Ora
Cora Williams
Dora Peters
Mise Blanche Joes
Bula Nichols
Mix Co Johnson
Kala Nichols
Sarat McDaniel
James
Fred Scott
Johnny Barnes
Dongola Weather and Social Notes After Rain
Heavy rain and high water marked the start of the week in Dongola. Residents report a few chills but mostly recovering while town life continues. Visits include Lee Anderson and Mrs Lillie Watson at Flat River to see Madgie Bess, Easter trips by Mr and Mrs Arnold Hill to Geo Hill, and Easter church services planned for Saturday night and Sunday with all invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Anderson
Lillie Watson
Dongela
Madgie Bess
Flat River
Arnold Hill
Geo Hill
Dongola
Louisa Harris
Mr Hill
Victoria Hill
Monroe Hill
Drum
Geo, Hill
Johnny Jumpur
No Loss to Labor Through a Dry Nation
A social worker cites industrial impact of liquor prohibition arguing wages and employment would suffer. He compares capital redirected to legitimate trades with the wage scales across textiles steel leather paper and lumber, asserting small gains for labor under prohibition and highlighting mixed effects on various industries. The discussion questions the overall benefit to workers despite reduced liquor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stelale
Wyner
Einie
Ives
Walker
Rio
United States
Teevdonel Wien
Notice to creditors in the estate of Martin deceased
This public notice informs creditors to present their claims against the estate of Martin, deceased, within one year from the date of the first publication or be barred. Executors are named, and permissions are granted to nominate timely claimants or face preclusion from any interest in the estate.
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Apu
Aly Perenne
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Harness Shop
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WM. Lages
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Attorney At Law
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