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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1894

Page

5

Southeast Missouri News Roundup Highlights Local Events

Fredericktown installs full street lamp system. DeSoto to form cruelty to animals society and pass humane treatment laws. Perryville, Cape Girardeau and Kennett report indictments and court activity. Elopement rumors surface in Mississippi County while a Dunklin County joke spurs plowing. Newly planned sugar beet trial, a Cape Girardeau telephones project, and a gold medal contest at the Cape Girardeau Normal are noted.

DeSoto Retail Merchants of Cape Girardeau Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Dunklin County Democrat Steve Lee Birds Mill Mississippi County Joseph Winter St. Mary Kennett West Plains H. N. Phillips Louis Houck

Schepperville items reveal farming and family news

Farmers plant corn in Schepperville while John Dunkin digs a well. Will Hollis visits his mother. Mrs. W V Frohman welcomes a baby boy born March 30. John Bess Co stocks goods and prospers. Prof John H Bess to teach next winter. J W Bess and Miss Belle Shelton wed March 28, celebrated with a large communal dinner hosted by Jefferson Bess.

W. V. Frohman John Bess & Co

Drum News and Local Happenings in the County

Wheat oats and clover look well and Drum is solid for Arnold for Congress. Farmers work seasonably with corn plantings and a strong crop is expected. JP Poe of Statesville visited and insured J W Lairds new dwelling. Henry Bollinger owns a finest blooded mare. Doc Bridgman eased rheumatism. Henry Hill and wife ill with bilious fever and pneumonia. Sawmill yard holds lumber for shipment and J W Laird buys J C Rowe’s store interest and stocks new goods.

Arnold Congress JT. M. Poe Statesville J. W J.W. Laird J. C. Rowe Mr. Rowe Mr. Laird

Mass Meetings in Bollinger County Democrats Gather

The Democrats of Bollinger County townships meet at 2 o clock on May 5 to elect delegates to a county convention and to a congressional convention. Each township gets one delegate per fifty votes or majority fraction for Cleveland. delegations listed for Lorance Marble Hill and other townships with specific counts. Robert Carr chairs, J M Fixsry is secretary.

Bollinger County Cleveland Lorance Marble Hill German Pollingers Liberty Bridgmens Crooked Creek Kitchens Wayne Zalma Fillmore Dunns Whitewater Sedgwickville Union Patton Robert Carr J. M. Fixsry

Congressman Jerry Simpson Ill in Washington

Congressman Jerry Simpson of Kansas fame is dangerously ill in Washington with a kidney trouble. Report notes he has long served in Congress and his condition is being closely watched by aides and colleagues.

Jerry Simpson Congressman Jerry Simpson Washington

A Surprise to Ladies at Miss Boies Millinery

A Miss Boies shop offers an elegant line of millinery with surprising prices and latest styles. Hats are featured in delightful shades and qualities, sold across Hollinger and Cape counties. She is an expert trimmer. customers are urged to view her goods.

Piano and organ sale from Cape Girardeau dealer

A piano offered for 20 dollars down and ten dollars monthly. An organ priced at 35 dollars down and five dollars per month until paid. Address Thomas E. Lark, music dealer, Cape Girardeau Missouri.

Thomas E. Lark Cape Girardeau, Mo

A Brief Sketch of the Missouri Baptist Sanitarium

A Missouri Baptist Sanitarium chartered by fifty men and women, described as a benevolent blend of home, hospital, health resort and medical institution run on Christian principles. The piece likens it to the good Samaritan inn aiding patients and urges readers to consider treatment there by top specialists for various diseases.

Missori Baptist Sanitariuma Baptists of Missouri

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Southeast News Fredericktown Joseph T. Wilson Charleston Cape County Perry County Perryville Charles Haman Cape Girardean Sikeston L. M. Woosley Dexter Carter County Spencer Harris The Republic St. Louis East Cape Girardeau, Ill Schepperville John Dunkin Will Hollis of Diehrstadt John H. Bess J. W. Bess Belle Shelton Jefferon Bess Mueller Bros. Jurniture & Carpet CU BT. Louis, MO Eeeee A Henry Bollinger Doc Bridgman Henry Hill Missouri Baptist Sanitarium Taylor Avenue Wilson Fleming, Texas J. A. Beck M. D. Loprsvile Mabats General L. Chandler Excelsior Wire and Iron Company Second St Thehicago Ister Qeean Peple Wal Heginulus Slvearo Chicago Ruadini Tae Suspay Blants Planice G. F. Blanketea & Goffee CO Cimen J. F. Blanke Tea & Coffee Co Louis Sample & Kinder’s Imperial Blount’s Oliver Malta Morrison Earth George E. Clark & Son Lutesville, MO Jacob Morris Spotted Wolf America Existance Dr. Spotted Wolf McMinn Bros. General Merchants Meyer Bros. Drug Co Witiout Piloto Mayfield-Smith Acady R. Graham the Palace Barber Sho Fred P. Miles Lutesville
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