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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1914
Page
4
The ad promotes Men’s, Courts, Boys and Children’s clothing, shoes, and accessories. It touts low prices, broad selection, and frequent stock in all departments. It promises attractive spring styles, a display, and value in hats, bonnets, and garments, urging customers to visit and compare.
The Marble Hill Essex Advance reports that amid war rumors nationwide and reports of Mexican action at Vera Cruz, residents discuss potential US Marine arrivals and the custom house actions. Local items note community visits, church events, personnel changes at Lutesville bottling works, and other small notices.
Several farmers report completed oats sowing and potato planting. George Call conducted business at Lutesville Saturday. Geo Schreiner Charley Hunziker and William Slinkard did business in Marble Hill Saturday. Rev Jos Simpson of Marble Hill was in the vicinity Thursday. Freeman Graves visited Saturday. Newt Huffman visited Doc Clayton Albert Crader went to Marble Hill Thursday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Brown of Hickory Grove passed through Saturday en route to Marble Hill. Mr and Mrs John Blanken visited Mia. Blanken's parents, Mir, and
Mrs N C Oldham near Jackson returned home Wednesday after a Sunday visit. Mesers Herman and John Blanken conducted business at Lutesville Saturday. Mr and Mrs Louis Seibert visited Marble Hill to see a physician Sunday and stopped to see Mr and Mrs John Blanken. Rev J J Patton of near Shrum helped his community last week by buying corn. Attorney Wm M Morgan of Marble Hill visited the area Sunday. Henrie Hann,
A sequence of short notes records Sunday visits and casual news: A T L Dunn and late daughter Opha dined with Tom Turner. Arthur Lee of Lowndes spent the day in his community. Sidney Sith bought a noise cultivator. MS Francis suffers a severe cold. Amzie Kinder of Castor spotted in city. Rev King missed Liberty church appointment. Various locals, including Guegre Parrett and Dewey Hurlattend Gibbs chapel, and Mary, Stella Barrett, Myre Size, and Blaine Barnhart enjoyed horseback riding to the cow pond. Grover Myers family visited Loss family. 2A Bork reports wagon wheel mishap returning from Eastville.
Castor and nearby towns show a flurry of Monday and midweek activity with residents like Mr and Mrs Noah Burns and many visitors from Trace Creek Flat River and Marble Hill. The town board set April 20 as cleanup day and offered free shade trees to property owners.
To Our Friends and Customers The Long Farm Wagon cannot be beat for the money as our line of Buggies sells quickly. Prices on them are favorable. Before you buy a Cream Separator consider the De Laval the world's standard sold and demonstrated by the dealer.
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