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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1915
Page
5
Names of residents visiting relatives, business trips, and social notes fill Marble Hill and nearby towns. Mentions Joe Lehmmacke Jackson visiting Marble Hill, Oscar Haynes and Mary Mouser JR. McGlothlin on Frederick town business, and many others traveling, visiting, or attending events including teachers examinations and a wedding near Sikeston.
Names of visitors include Jeff Miller Grassy John M Jehnsen Sedne wickville and Mre SS Mannion Sullivan while attorney George E. Conrad and attorney WK Candler appear in town. Probates and county courts are in session this week. Sam Newell did painting at Attorney Candler residence last week.
Local notes report a picnic day special rate for travel from Main Street Lattesville to Hind Street Marble Hill on August 13. The column lists numerous names visiting, working, teaching, or calling at nearby towns, including DeWitt Mobuee Ward and Davault family, with multiple community posts and revival meetings noted in the region.
The Missouri State Normal School in Cape Girardeau Missouri will open on Tuesday September 14 1915 The school offers education in languages literature mathematics sciences history and government agriculture home economics music manual arts business practice and teacher training A catalogue can be requested from President W S Dearman The cost of attending is small and the diploma grants life state teaching certificates
A highly garbled OCR text fragment presents an Order of Publication from a state court, mentioning Teres, Rath, and various names. Despite severe legibility issues, it indicates a legal action requiring publication by a deadline, with references to observers and procedural steps typical of public notices.
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