Local Notes From Marble Hill And Surroundings
Multiple brief items from Marble Hill Missouri list visits, arrivals, and calls at the Jamison House including Miss Alpha Leslie, Miss Catherine Clifford, and Mrs. Albert Martin. Notices mention Barford's drinks, Langdon's Soda, and local business ads. Forthcoming shipments seek stave bolts, and Foley's Kidney Care is promoted in an ad. A new Will Mayfield College catalog announces openings and dormitory improvements.
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Will Mayfield College
Tim Schon
Sade
Fragmentary 18th Century Medical Account
A garbled historical excerpt mentions confinement by illness affecting kidneys and medical efforts. The text references a patient on bed rest, seeking remedies from doctors and remedies described as failing to relieve the condition. The source lacks clear names or dates but hints at 18th or early modern medical language.
Real Estate Abstracts Examined by Revelle Firm
Realty briefs show C O Revelle leading a review of titled properties and abstracts for real estate parcels. Officials confirm standards met and records updated for multiple listings.
Milne Exia sick. Marble Hill notes and local ads
Milne Exia is on the sick list this week. A subscriber to The Press from near Trowell. Dr Shesta left Tuesday for Marble Hill to visit his ill wife. Local visits include Glen Allen Sweday in the city and Sam J. McMinn at a Democrats gathering in St. Louis. Meat and lard prices sought by local buyers. Real estate and business notices, including ten acres for merchandising and post office, and a large picnic planned by A. C. U. W. at Lutceville. Notices for baptisms and church meetings, travel ads, and a stock show with G. N. Baxen. Farm for sale four miles north of Marble Hill with 110 acres and fruit trees.
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Marble Hill
E.j.teexex
Marble Hill, Mo
Local society notes from Fredericktown area brief trip reports
County ed Probate court's nest ars Hon Robert fram and son Roy visit Cape Girardeau. Woy Hicas stays in city then goes to Fredericktown. Judge M H Bartow from Shrusn visits Fast Tiemerday and subscribes a dollar. Ben McCullough becomes North American stenographer. Prof M P Estes buys J F Berry residence. Berry to stay awhile. Various residents attend reunions and visit family. Misses Nellie and Stacia Berry travel. Mrs Spirus H Yates and daughters visit Cairo relatives.
Fragmentary OCR: University of Minnesota appointments
Fragmented text notes seostor and representative of the general assembly and a Minnesota department. mentions five? appointments and free section items. Details are garbled and unclear.
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University of Ot Minne At
Columba
Free Setion
Apt
Atles
Bae
Walnut Timber Wanted by Omer Lutes at Marble Hill
Oak and walnut timber sought by Omer Lutes who invites sellers to contact him at Marble Hill for possible purchase.
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Omer Lutes
Marble Hill
Funeral Conducted for Mrs Emil Miget in East St Louis
Mrs Emil Miget sister of John W Revelle of Lutesville died at her East St Louis home on August 7. Her remains were brought to town for a Baptist church funeral led by Rev W A Davault yesterday afternoon. Interment followed at Parble Hill cemetery. A New Jersey editor praises Foley’s Honey and Tar in a separate note. Crystal City in Jefferson County plans a new three million dollar glass factory by Pittsburg Plate Glass Company to meet rising demand.
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J. W. Strong
Welch
Round Pond
Dayault
Marble Hill
Missouri
Emil Miget
John W. Revelle
Lutesville
East St. Louia
W. A. Davault
Baptist Church
Parble Hill
Crystal City
Jefferson County
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
Probate Court Docket for August 1900 Proceedings
Probate court schedules administrators guardians curators and executors for settlements at the August term starting Monday August 13 1900. List of names appears for each day including August 13 14 15 16 and 17 with multiple attendees such as R C Walker John A Miller Charles H Barker Jeff M Limbaugh D K Westenbarer Wm D Allen P O Schiattts Fash V Jaques William Webb Laura M Knowles C M Lemley Eli A Liscoin W H L Bese J W Marion E F Teeters Wa P McCans Moorce Robins J D Hawn J G Giasener Statler Ieee Sturgeon Henry Burford J M Welker.
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Chas, H. Barker
Jeff M. Limbaugh
D. K. Westenbarer
Wm. D. Allen
Schiattts
Avocer
Fash V. Jaques
William Webb
Rar A. Johnson
Laura M. Knowles
C. M. Lemley
Wepseadat
Acove
Eli A. Liscoin
W. HL. Bese
J. W. Marion
E. F. Teeters
Tecursday
Auutet
Wa. P. McCans
Moorce Robina
J. D. Hawn
J.G. Giasener
Local notices and business updates from the era
A collection of brief items reports a replevin case verdict in favor of the plaintiff Omer Lates announces a new business in the former Taylor Mercantile space with cold drinks and ice cream J Ed Green receives a large watermelon from Blodgett Republicans hold precinct meetings electing delegates at Marble Hill new general store ownership by Henry M Smith passes to London Webb and Wilson salesmen seek work offering commissions and season prospects for nursery stock in Lawrence Kansas
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Omer Lates
Taylor Mercantile Company
Visowia
Tae Grikes Nopsentes
T. BE. Gummsa
Prop. Lawrence, Kaneas
Lutesville News Bursts With Local Happenings And Visits
Lutesville reports several town visits from L N Compton of Dexter Hub and L Z Burtham of Texas. Dr Chandler treated patients as revival meetings progressed with conversions noted. Community speakers include Colonel John J. Martin of St Louis at the Workmen picnic in August.
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John J. Martin
St.Louie
Foley’s Honey and Tar and Kidney Cure Adverts
An old styled advertisement claims Foley’s Honey and Tar eases hay fever and breathing, and Foley’s Kidney Cure treats enlarged prostrate and kidney trouble. It cites a testimonial from Rodney Burnett of Rockport Missouri, age 91, praising improved health after two bottles. All dealers carry the products.
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Desiers
Rodney Burnett
Rockport
Altho
California Letter Letter about heat crops and roads in California
Hot weather continues through July into August with residents of Corning seeking relief at seaside and mountain resorts. The writer notes grain harvest under way, peaches and pears prospects, and a poor street condition due to coal pitch. Oil shipments are rising with Bakerfield leading in production and rail sidings full of timber from Oregon and Northern California.
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Alido
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Grass Valley
Melny
Bakerfield
de Abtie
Oregon
Robberies and Rochdale Co-op notes amid 19th century records
A daylight stage robbery in which a lone bandit overpowered 61 travelers, with drivers and passengers assisting in searches and money transport. The piece then shifts to a Corning Rochdale cooperative meeting, reporting a six month profit of about 1700 dollars, 174 active members, and a new dry goods department, highlighting membership growth and distribution plans.
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Rochdale Cooperative
Corning
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Cannery
Roche
Edward Cook
Ivch Soares
Tmalatia
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