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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1914
Page
8
A historical note records Tae Maneeelite Press as a weekly publisher, with Chandler as a publisher and entry at Marble Hill post office as second class mail matter.
Jor correspondents note health is good with ample rain. Peaches are killed but apples look plentiful. Farmers optimistic about crops this year as wheat and oats appear fine. Clover seed sowing is heavy this spring. Gid Bagby of Dongola paints C F Bidwell's new house. Bidwell loses a cow last week. Mr and Mrs Walter Murphy visited Miro and Mrs J A Shell Sunday. J A Shell and family stayed with his brother Lee Biweed Callings on business. Par's Boy.
Lodge tro and Mrs Americus Moore and children visited at her father's J C Priiny Sunday. W J Bailey preached an Easter ser from Old Trace Creek church Sunday. large congregation. Elmer Whitener had an egg breaking Saturday night. Nello Priday and two sisters visited Vietranel's. James Priday Saturday night. Marvin Priday's Colorado family sick with measles. Verse Whitener buying cattle these days. Mrs Charles Goodson improving in health, Coaker.
Health is reasonably good in the vicinity as farmers prepare to plant corn. Local residents share visits, travel, and small town happenings including appointments, school notes, and family arrivals. Leaders, educators, and tradesmen are active with daily tasks, repairs, and local commerce in Green Forest and nearby communities.
Scopus notes farmers progress hindered by rain with oats sowing incomplete. Lee Hahn has cleared new ground nearly ready for plowing. Easter dinner drew many locals to Bollinger's church. Mrs Emma Kistner and Nada visited F M Cole's family. Peach crop rumor says peaches killed. A son born to O T Welch on April 5. Mother and baby well. Oscar improving.
We are agents for the Deering Line offering special repairs for unusual or out of the ordinary issues. This notice invites customers with unique repair needs to contact the Deering Line through authorized agents for tailored service.
Mrs Thomas Brown and a man were involved in an incident near Hickory Grove last week. Details remain sparse in the fragment. Further context about the event or parties involved is unavailable in the readable text.
Local notes recount Easter plans interrupted by heavy rain forcing families to improvise. A rural route for Patton is slated to begin June first. Community updates cover visits, social events, and local trades, including a horse swapping trend and garden walk additions. References to residents Patton, Clora Statter, Tony Crites, and Miss Statter appear amid various neighborhood happenings and a note on school at Frederick.
The town comes alive with farmers returning home for the Easter holidays. Reports are scarce as farmers rush about and cannot share any recent events, leaving locals to rely on whatever is picked up by chance.
Buchanan area news round up with names and events. Henry Smith and Charley Ritchey noted in community. egg festival at Charley Stilts near Gipsy. Lillie Hovis and Stella Barrett guests. Grover Myers buys riding plow. new post mistress Madge Wagoner. several visits among families. public sales, farming improvements, and road work frequent topics. illness and hospital stays mentioned. election day results. spring preparations and weather impacts on crops.
Health is reasonably good. Mrs Raleigh Liley and children of Zalma visit her parents Mr and Mrs R McCormick this week. Miss Ora Moore guests of Miss Leora and Miss Ethel McDaniel Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Marion McDaniel Mrs Whittenburg and Mrs Julia Wil-
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