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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1903
Page
4
Jackson Merald items report visitors and residents from Jackson Dongola Dexter and Zalma with church meetings, revivals, court attendance, and social visits. Mentions of hospital board meeting Farming ton, school build Dexter, revival at Hickory Grove, and new farm equipment from Taylor and Wicecarver. Also notes about weather corn prospects and local trades openings.
Veterinary notice announces Dr. H J Seabagh of Kansas City Veterinary College will be in Lutesville Wednesday and Thursday August 19 and 20. He has studied diseases of domestic animals and performs operations by Remember J C Clippard & Co. Also notes Claude McLain of Lowndes returned from Caledonia and Mrs Grishams sister Mrs AC King visited. Attorney F L Drom went to Cape Girardeau early last week to locate there.
In Coffelt horse theft case Fainon Pair waived preliminary in Squire Brown's court and was bound over for grand jury action in fall. Pair, once a reform school student for grand larceny, has troubled the county repeatedly. W. S. Philpot of Albany, Ga endorses DeWitt's Little Early Risers, claiming they eased a bronchial attack better than calomel or blue mass.
An earlier advertisement promotes Green's August Flower to purify and enrich the blood by improving liver health. It claims the liver is the seat of disease and that the remedy cures constipation biliousness nervousness and induces sleep. A trial bottle is offered at 25 cents with regular 76 cent size. It cites Dr McAullys as place of sale.
Prominent orator Chas M Hay will speak in Lutenville Hall tonight on the topic Ben Hur. The talk promises to be an eloquent treat for attendees. A testimonial from Mrs Henry Carter of Nashville praises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for children, claiming it helped her infant after doctors failed. Sold locally by S M McAnally.
A collage of brief items: Drew Bouncer on streets. Miss Columbia Yount visiting Marquand. Hallie Hall sick. Farr and Drom visited Buchanan. J A Russell holding a meeting near Desloge. Larobert and family visiting Benton. Bertha Hahn ill. Rev Stickney sermon at M E church. Ed Wann and family in town. Dr C A Revelle visiting Belmont. Sophia Kinder returned to Gravel Hill Priday. lodge picnic planned in Conrad's grove between Lutesville and Marble Hill on Saturday August 22. acreage details and properties for sale near Lutesville. Kodo Dyspepsia Cure ad claims digestion aid. DeWitt Witch Hazel Salve praised with warnings about counterfeits. DeWitt & Co. Chicago advert traded by S M McAnally.
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