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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
1
Shouts of up-to-date shirts in stripes checks and plaids. Assorted patterns and styles offered at a very low price for all. GBOLE & BROTHER and ELVILLE advertise a broad shirt selection.
The text urges farmers to see merchants, wholesalers, blacksmiths, and manufacturers as allies in securing fair prices and debts. It rebuts accusations against local tradesmen, cites brewery and plow costs, and presents rough profit comparisons to show mutual benefit from cooperative commerce. The speaker appeals to mutual debt repayment and community cooperation.
Southeast News reports Mrs Carrie Nation visited Cape Girardeau earlier in the week and was killed during a Monday night lecture. Circuit court in Perry County shows a light criminal docket and a grand jury acted on two indictments before adjourning. At Caruthersville the night of April 17, the night marshal Tom ...
Suddath shot and killed a man named McCall during a resisting arrest after ambling into a row in Ambon. McCall was accused of posting advertising matter for a show, Charleston Courier.
George Vandeven and Mins Dena Tenholder were united in marriage at Leopold on April 17 1907 officiated by Rev P Kurtenbach. The bride is daughter of Henry Tenholder and the groom son of Martin Vandeven. Attendants John Tenholder and Misa Anna Vandeven from St Louis. Guests enjoyed a plentiful table and warm hospitality at the groom’s home, with well wishes for a long and happy union.
Our Correspondents, Laflin, note some farmers have finished corn planting and substantial rain showers. Despite scarce news, fruit crops survive in our vicinity while residents visit relatives and attend church.
Mrs Cash is very sick again. Miss Iona Burton works for the family of Lila Allen at Burfordville. Mrs A M Barrett of Laterville visited her parents Squire and Mrs Thomas Huskey. Elmer Robertson of Latesville had business in town Monday. Mr Henry Romney is on the sick list but improving. Andy Kaiser moved to Edos then returned with his family to the farm near here. He still works there as wages are good. A fine horse was obtained from Lee Hager that week. Mere Thomer Muxkey traveled to town.
Latesville reports the first of the week with dental work completed. Authorities attended church at Union Ridge Sunday. Oniunyen.
Health is good with our people. Sleeting and rain slow corn planting as season begins. Clubb creek stave factory runs full time and stave haul opens for the season. Accidents occur occasionally. Perry Shell’s house nearly burned last week but for timely help from Adam Wiseman and wife. He plans to move to Cape Sunday. Adam is an industrious citizen. wishes for better roads. The time for rounds approaches. everyone should be ready to do his duty.
Miss Pearl Hawn visited her uncle Henry Slinkard and family Sunday. Miss Bessie Mayfield attended Mt Carmel church Sunday. Grandma Wallis and granddaughter Maude visited her son J L Wallis Saturday night. Rev F F Yount preached a sermon to a large congregation at Mt Carmel Sunday. Cornelius Hawn sick with measles. George Marshall Harley Smith of Patton and Willie Mayfield of Mayfield visited friends on Crooked Creek Sunday. Charley Hawn Jr improving after illness. E J Rhodes and family, Mesers.
An old advertisement notes that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla now contains no alcohol and urges readers to consult their doctor for guidance on its use. The message emphasizes medical advice and cautious consumption.
The readable bits reference a health claim involving a doctor and a corrective method with a product name. details are incomplete and not reliable for a clear summary.
Curtis Dennis of Patton and Miss Willie Kitchen of Tallent united by marriage at the bride's home on April 17 1907. The writer wishes the couple a long and happy journey.
Tallent area notes show farmers busy planting corn with some waiting for strying. Mrs M Biffle is improving after illness. Willie Kitchen wed Curtis Dennis at the brides parents in April 1907. Residents visit neighbors, attend appointments, and offer best wishes for a long journey.
Two communications from Tux Pares. Miss Nora Wilkens is afflicted like Job. George Tenbolder Jr. is ill and Mrs J Steinnerd is sick. Mrs Heery Tenholer's daughter Sama is bedbound with pain. Continued unreadable notes from St Lewete Reuds.
The couple married on Wednesday April 17 with John Tenholder and Miss Anna Vandoven as witnesses. Rev. T Kurtenbach officiated. George is an industrious young farmer with many friends in the area and Dena is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tenholder. Henry Thele and Henry Hulahel, visiting or resident, spent time with relatives this week before returning home.
Very cold unsettled weather slows crop prospects with rain ruining the fruit harvest and wheat prospects looking poor. Local notices mention livestock, farm changes, engine sales, new residents, and a planned local mill while Hog Creek baseball asks teams to schedule contests.
Several weeks pass in the Wolf Creek area with notes on residents improving health. Visits include Turner Smith and family to John M. Smith, and Rosewell Smith finding a barking post at Henry Statler’s. Wedding rumors, church services, and a wedding expected soon accompany other local tidbits and farm work updates.
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