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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1909
Page
5
Marble Hill and surrounding areas note a flurry of activity with visits from St Louis, Marquand, and Greenville figures. announcements include new business openings, furniture stock, and a local millinery display. Socials feature weddings, family visits, and farm business changes amid weather and road disruptions.
St0k announces a complete stock of Spring Dress Goods and Ladies Hats at bargain prices in Marble Hill Missouri. The message invites the public to come and see the Spring line and assures a pleasurable shopping experience with a ready display of goods.
Local items from Marble Hill and surrounding areas discuss market prices for stew meats, legal notices, and personal notices. The page mentions Mrs Voattees, Henry Bitrank, and Judge George Ellinghouse, along with sales and real estate notes, a traveling salesman wire exchange, and a wedding at the courthouse. Also listed are jelly making tips, farm goods for sale, and assorted community notices from the era.
The meeting of Lutenville Lodge No. GM IOF expresses condolences to Brother McMinn and family on the death of Mins Maton Conran McMinn. It forwards the testimonial to the family, records the sentiment, and sends copies to newspapers. The note themes divine providence and mercy.
The New York Woman's Magazine notes June offers good prospects for vegetable planting with warm soils and steady ground. Early crops may start, but many gardeners prefer regular two week succession to ensure continuous harvests. Plowing is advised for large plots to achieve better soil texture, though thorough spading remains acceptable if weeds are eradicated.
Lutesville and nearby towns feature visitors from St Louis Jackson and Kentucky. Residents discuss real estate investments in Arkansas. Local events include church services and quarterly conference. Veterinary and dental services announced for Lutesville with doctors preparing to practice locally.
Amelia Frees administratrix of the estate of Laban Green decedent seeks final settlement at the next Probate court term in Hollinger County Missouri to be held at Marble Hill on the fifth day of May.
Henry Elfrank of Lutesville operates a saddlery and harness shop and is a dealer in wagons and baggies. Call when you want any item in this line.
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