03 Aug 1905
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1905
Page
1
Junan Wat No Nace died at his home in Fredericktown July 26 at age 72. He was a familiar figure in the city having presided in the circuit court here for many years and serving as a judge in the circuit. He held valued official positions within his county and was highly respected by the people.
Obituary notes the death of Hox J W Lameavi at his Jackson home after illness blamed on consumption. The article recalls his scholarly reputation and says he was well known locally and in the county, with many relatives and friends saddened by his passing.
The Centreville Reform notes that ex Congressman Robb faces pressure from supporters and critics over a possible next year bid. It argues qualifications are open to any man in the district while hoping Robb stays out for his own and the party’s sake amid strong loyalty and public sentiment.
From Washington City Charles A. Brown writes on President Roosevelt’s plan to convene an extra session starting November 1 to push legislation on the Panama Canal railroad rate and rebate reforms tariff revision and other items. He criticizes congressional eagerness and rail interests while offering statistics on freight costs and consumer prices to question the claimed freight rate impacts.
The notice proclaims a 15 day sale by Waroneer Bros at Swissoure with Friday August 4 to Saturday August 19 dates. All stock must be sold, goods piled high and marked in plain figures, sale begins at 7 PM.
Our correspondents report on visits, relatives, and social notices in the district. Neighborhood names and events appear with mentions of relatives, fairs, and church or school concerns. A mild tone notes weather, community ads, and hopes for school representation, signed by STEMHEN.
Farm community column reports repairs on fences after storms along MMos. Mentions include Rewinkint son of Mr and Mrs Kats, A d Bailey visiting Gravelton relatives, Lee Haver and wife from Whitewater visiting, B Ramsey selling cattle to Powest Dollineer, Miss Ava Lesslew visiting, Andrew Edwards of Burfordville in town, W P Dareham selling his Marble Will farm to Dickey and Dale of Latesville, possible move to Texas, Wic Robinson recovering health, injury to IT Blanken, Allie Dale visiting, and Mrs Cass improving from asthma. JAKE.
The report notes crops left in the fields as the harvest ends. Emerson Liley of Cane Creek has been with Silas McCormick that week. Cooper of Glen Allen visited friends near home. Several locals and visitors from Fredericktown appear in modest-town notes with stray prophecies and search for equipment.
The Bessville school, led by Prof Wilber Welker, is praised as a top local educator. Announcements note illness and recovery among residents Ayn Ann Sitzes and Miss Anguste Davis, while Protanent and respected farmer Lorin Limbuuech dies near Teo vole. A new Bessville store opens soon and farming activity remains high. Residents attend picnics, visits, and social events with many relatives present. The piece closes with condolences to the bereaved family of Lorin Limbuuech.
The report lists residents attending a Glen Allen Saturday picnic and various relatives visiting each other this week. It notes Miss Ethel Stevens visiting relatives, family trips to Greenville, Sunday school progress under ALF Beal, and several visits between the Leslie, Bollinger, Whitener, and Beal families. There are mentions of church sermons at Muler's chapel and a troubling illness in Forest Bollinger.
Notice is given to creditors and all interested that the undersigned executors will make final settlement of the estate of Fosenh Conder, deceased, at the next term of the Probate Court of Derri ae Ser H4TEY, Mizseaur, in the said COUNTY. The executor is Gronea WW. Cost. Exatuicr.
A road grader on wheels is offered for 375.00. Contact Teo or Four ene at 361GN Tayter Ave in St. Louis Missouri for more details.
Meathart's Commercial Colleges in De Soto Poplar Bluff Cape Girardeau and Farmington Missouri announce a new catalog and journal now ready. Address either agent T. W. Moonrsat president for details.
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