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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
8
A compact note presents unclear text with names and phrases that seem garbled. Readable facts are scarce, but it hints at personal names and a possible incident or message involving two individuals. Further context would be needed to produce a precise summary.
Our Correspondents describe rising tensions around tower pole installations near Mary Musey and Mee Say Mouse, with references to Mare St. Lyte and WM. Harper. The text mentions a meeting last Wednesday, a drawing by Lisale He, and possible involvement of Conrad T. J. Foun and JV Milles, plus a late April turnout and a planned pratie.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Whiteville, Aalardis, Sanday Kee, and Yer with dates around Saturday, September 1. It references Googe Eilinpliiee, Phd Tie, Markle JL Verte Deiemds, and various attendees. Details are unclear due to garbled wording and missing names.
Fragmented OCR reveals local names and places including Flatwoods and nearby towns. Mentions activities at ponds, a wedding, and transportation plans. A lingering theme notes inconveniences and a plane project that may aid connections.
The report records Latin School voters electing Hill Dowel to a directorial post last Saturday. It mentions Rev Poston at Harrischapel, William Snider and William Atrony as noteworthy figures, and various visits by Mire Sheppar of Jackson, Mrs Biddie, Mrs Bennett, and W Hays of Cape Girardeau. It notes a broken leg from a runaway incident and hog sales to A EB Milishot and others.
Lodge reports fine weather as farmers, led by Mrs. Josephine Seabangh, plant corn. The scene reflects a busy rural effort with steady cultivation across fields.
A fragmentary community column reports meetings at Trice Creek church and a Young People gathering, plus parishioners visiting, health updates, and local farm activity. It mentions births, illnesses, familes such as Mouser, Hale, Myers, and Haffinen, church services at Liberty and Union, temperance talks, and a measles death in the Smith family.
Casteor Weare reports fine spring showers benefiting crops while Kev N. Twidwell kept his regular Millerchapel appointment. A well attended winging at Claud Whiteners, Core Cooper and family visited Perkins Creek, and John Cooper hosted them. A wedding took place April 1 at Lutheran church Gravelton for Lafayette Hides and Mise Hattie Johnson. A Sunday school organized at Kinder chapel with strong attendance. Miss Lucille McManus of Gravelton attended Kinderchapel. Mrs Lurrie Keelin visiting. Otto Pridy and Virgie a sister visited Gravell. John Wille noted as Castor vocal musician. Aman Kinder visited Sunday evening.
Leopold Hleath and A. Hutshof shipped a carload of hogs to St Louis on Tuesday. Geo J Elfrink and Jacob J Elfrink traveled to Appleton last Thursday. Mrs Hanna Effink of Oran visited...
The report notes May Thes Nesninger and Mie Frances Walter wed on April 12 with Rev. Kertentack officiating. Families from St Louis and local farmers attend, celebrating the couple at the bride’s father’s home. More weddings are planned in the coming days, with preparations and social details described.
Health is generally good in Wood while Bollinger’s family suffers smallpox and Anthony shows sickly signs. A rowdy wedding dance near Millheim ends badly when Hob Barks, drunk at a Perry County wedding, is shot by an elderly farmer, seriously wounding him. A statewide prohibition push and road blasting concerns surface as teachers and locals recount weekly events and a big social gathering at Mrs Mouser’s home.
A storm last week damaged the M. E. K. church parsonage and a Bloomfield visitor spent days tracing and recovering a lost dog. The school board elected A. C. to fill an unspecified position amid farming season optimism.
The town records mention King to serve as director for a three year term. Lea Slinkard traveled to St Louis last Sunday. A local wedding was held last Saturday between Jesse Wells and Miss Tby Simmerman. The town election retained the old board of trustees including FL Mo Corbin AC Ring Leo Slinkard William Lages and Marsh Roberts. An older note references a proposed washing plant to concentrate ore if present in sufficient quantity.
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