Publishers Entered as Second Class in Marble Dill
Hill and Chandler, publishers, entered the Marble Dill pratotiee as second class matter under press regulations.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1910
Page
8
Hill and Chandler, publishers, entered the Marble Dill pratotiee as second class matter under press regulations.
Our correspondents relay a patchy report of winter weather. James C reels and family say conditions persist while Charles Welker and sister Torrie visit James Creek. Mayfield near Patten and Del Welker in Myc theta district are noted in local activity.
A sudden and violent incident at Will appears linked to senior class experiments. James Bess visited Congers Saturday while Carmen spent the weekend in Whitewater. Miss Anna Whitener of Marquand and Miss Gillie Sitte of Marquand visited the school. Harry Wilson returns to classes, and Fred Maluce with Charley Sithe were in Hessville over the weekend.
Dongola records show Charley Bagby buying the Brows property two days late last week amid mixed local items. The page notes marriages, aid assignments, shell construction, and various scattered names and events in a cluttered entry from the Dongola region.
Community news lists visits and gatherings across Buckhorn and nearby areas. Charley Cribbs and a Miss Strong wed in a recent ceremony. Charley Skaggs sold a fine horse to Fo 1L in Grayham. Ruth’s daughters visiting. Jaspeer Rea posted a triple at Pap Creek Saturday. Roo Whitener and family visited his father in Buckhorn all week. L A Dartell’s cow strayed. Robert Barrett recovered it in Flatwoods. John M. Cooper and kin visited Saturday night. Sid Whitener performed violin music at Back Horn. Will Griffith’s crew returned to Krallman to eat belts. factory rumored to stay until next winter. Fux Raxcer.
Huskey notes that despite being four miles from Marble Hill the rural route service delivers letters from New York quicker, prompting a stream of communications and comments on mailing efficiency.
Varied community items fill the week with visitors, illnesses, and farm life. Mrs A M Barrett, Haskey family, and Elfrink relatives appear among wedding plans, church events, and nursery deliveries. Residents travel to Wisconsin and North Dakota, while spring farming and gardening replace winter.
Cousin Mrs Avery Ko Hollinger returns home Saturday. Reverends Limbaugh and Yount preached at Noh els chapel Saturday night and San ity prayer meeting at Mt Zion Sundays. School board hires Thomas Barks to teach next term. Lincoln sold part of his firm to Gi Parte recently. Farrar county school superintendent spent weekend with family at marble Hill. Local carpenters finished Dravid Masters residence and will build a barn. Al Lobuin at Morite Hill soon. Funeral for Ella Patton at Cole chapel second Sunday in May. He will preach the night before. This is his first news effort.
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A fragmentary tale shows the pilgrim awaiting Peter at heaven's gate and an executor notice appears for James M. Treters, executor of an estate in Kansas City Missouri, with a May term at the court in Martin Hill.
Farmers in the wlemmity region face damp weather that may delay farming tasks, especially field labor. Local reports note generally good health of crops and settlers adapting to conditions, with neighbors visiting relatives and merchants Johnson and Dockins enjoying fair spring business. The passage also mentions sheep shearing and visits by residents including Peter Besa and wife, Gheorge Moore, Aunt Jane Welker, Hod Lincoln family, and Bennie Lambaugh.
Leopold Health shows strong outlook as winter continues with a spell of cold weather. A. F. Bollinger of Lutesville was mentioned in relation to the local health and weather note.
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