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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1909
Page
8
Our correspondents note many residents sick including a Christian Lady on the sick list and a newborn boy born to Mr and Mrs Ransom Henson. B B Shinkard has been ill but improves. A severe wind and rain storm last Monday damaged fencing and Allen Cooks barn shed and other property. News Bor.
Theos new students Monin and others attended the closing exercises of the public school Friday afternoon. Miss Eula Dagwelth and Charles Beatty were mentioned in sickness and family visit reports while Girover Baek returned from visiting home folks near Greenbrier.
A dense, old style column records visitors, sickness, minor incidents, and several obituaries. It notes fruit crop losses from a cold snap, farm work resuming, and multiple community members visiting relatives. Died entries include an infant of H W Revelle and Wiley Winchester Sr. Funeral details reflect Masons involvement.
W W Patterson closed an opert months school in the Ladd district last Friday and returned to his farm. Prof Harold Myers will teach the next term. Barney Rockwell visited the head of our creek. Miss Ida Nanney of Scopus visited J C Cobbel's family. Joseph Bark of Buchanan bought hogs. J L Patterson handled county business. TH 8 Shell bought new goods and expands trade. C B Galloway rents farm land to Roscoe Rockwell. J C Cobbel is breaking ground nearby.
A. E. Myers seeks young horses while noting that all horses appear alike to him. Some farmers have begun corn planting, while others will wait for winter to break. Susik
Notice to creditors and interested parties of the estate of Laban Green deceased that Amelia Green administratrix will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri in Marble Hill on May 10.
In Misregearit a failed escape ends with Sheriff Cunningham and Marshal Daehn Cole ambushed at a calh house. O Kelly is mortally wounded by the marshal, Dr Mayfield performs a laparotomy, and Berry is fined ten dollars Carr eight five Weers avoided harsher punishment due to conduct and dependency status.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a medical or clerical setting with names such as Dr Mall and Stockian and a reference to a person called Mannie. The text is incomplete and unreadable in key areas, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize.
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