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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

8

Rainy season boosts crops as threshing ends

Our Correspondents Tonattin and Zab report heavy rain the season’s best yet. Farmers finish threshing and begin wheat breaking. Jola Vangilder near Leopold and Willi Jackson’s daughter at Latlin are ill. Rev. Poston preached to a large Latlin audience. G B Kinder plans to return to Hiram to aid the Democratic ticket. James Berry from Whitewater visited George My Kinder. Primary over, supporters settle on the party ticket, aiming for victory this fall.

Jola Vangilder Leopold Willi Jackson Latlin Wo. Poston G. B. Kinder Hiram Wayne County James Berry Whitewater George My Kinder

Union Sunday attendees include local residents

Rev. Wood conducted his regular appointment at Union Sunday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Mose Doss and Andrew Blirlock of Rockpoint, Mr. and Mrs. Judios Robinson of Patton, Wd. Tate and son Parley, and Will Collins heading to the watermelon district. Mrs. Rans Bess is able to be out, Mrs. Rolla Sands visiting relatives, Miss Anna Whitener of Fredericktown visiting her parents, Rev. Tom Gibbons and family en route to Perryville stopping by, Miss Dorothy Welker homeward to Malden, Kibert McCallum staying with L. Chriffith, and BessvILLAN.

Wood Union Mose Doss Andrew Blirlock Rockpoint Judios Robinson Patton Wd. Tate Son Parley Will Collins Lond Rans Bess Rolla Sands Anna Whitener Predericktown Tom Gibbons Jamily Perryville Dorothy Welker Malden Kibert McCallum

Union Ridge News and Social Gleanings

Union Ridge notes a family visit by Mr and Mrs FB E Barks to W O L Lutes and others. Paul Yount returns from grandparents Eli and Miss Ide Yount visits her brother W A Yount near Whitewriter Crazy Brow as residents recall a Scopus picnic and plan a protracted meeting starting the third Sunday. William B Yount travels to Poplar Bluff for business with FL EL & OC AL before Springfield trip.

FB. E. Barks W. OL. Lutes Fiamiy Paul Yount Eli Barks William B. Yount Poplar Blatt FL EL & OC Springfield Scopus Ide Yount W. A. Yount Whitewriter Crazy Brow

Local notices local farm sales and church news in Henry County

JPn aut ton JPn aut ton Frank Ellis sold his farm to a Mr. Probst for 82000. Will Marshall John Tovis and Fred Smith moved to Fredericktown Curtis Dennis and family and Miss Ina Nitehen camping trip to Chester. Dr. Curtes sold his practice to Dr. Oda Seabaugh and bought out Dr. Ed Statler at Sedgewickville. Rev Hatl returned from Trinity, services rained out, Rev W BR Hays arrived. Postmaster Ed Sample resigned as a new ticket selected. Debates on primary system. farmers note progress of F F E and C A. Our phone extended to Gravelton. Tskv Strevn.

Frank Ellis Probst Will Marshall John Tovis Fred Smith Fredericktown Curtis Dennis Ina Nitehen Chester Curtes Oda Seabaugh Ed Statler Sedgewickville Statler Hat Trinity Sanders W. BR. Hays Z. P. Yount J. P. Yartle J. W. Roe Wes. Grindstat Hawn G. W. Kitchen Ed Sample John Garner Nesbit Liberty Church Ellis Myers Joseph Burk Gravelton Joseph Dann Marble Hill F. FE C. A. of A Tskv Strevn

Millie Shirley Applies. Bennetts Move to Brick Store

Miss Millie Shirley has filed an application. Kelley and Bennett are settled in the brick store with Mr Bennett moving his family there. Mrs Luke Dunlap and her children visit her mother. Sam Shell visited relatives in town last week. Pattonite.

Millie Shirley Kelley & Bennett Mr. Bennett Luke Dunlap Sam Shell Pattonite

Small town notes list visits and local games

Health is very good with only a few chills. The primary passed off quietly. Residents show little interest. Willism Bettles and Herman Steverink of St. Louis return home. Leo Lubbers visits his mother. Henry Hulshot travels from Benton to attend farming interests and visit Anton. Lathball team lost 21 to 5 to our boys last Sunday. Tillousa bows from Advance side come next Sunday. Alois Anger buys a fine mare from Wiley Wilson and now has a good team. Mrs Pwellman of St. Louis visits relatives. William Thiele leaves for St. Louis seeking work. Robert Holzam reports Montana work and satisfaction. Mrs A J Ashley and children visit Franklin County relatives. Young folks enjoy Sunday at Tina and Liza Raden’s home.

Willism Bettles Herman Steverink St. Louis Leo Lubbers Lineis Slenry Hulshot Benton Anton Alois Anger Wiley Wilson Drum Pwellman St. Leonis William Thiele Aeeking Robert Holzam Montana A.J. Ashley Franklin County Tina Liza Raden Wasi

A Dangerous Mistake About Kidneys in Children

An old warning urges Marble Hill mothers not to neglect kidney weakness in children. Early signs include bed-wetting and later backache and headaches. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure, attributed to T. A. Caldwell, a salesman.

Marble Hill Dean T. A. Caldwell

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement in 1908 Primary

A county Republican primary notice from August 4 1908 includes a testimonial from western Lutesville Missouri praising Doan's Kidney Pills for a twelve year old boy's nighttime kidney weakness. The advertisement urges readers to buy Doan's at 40 cents from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York and to remember the name. It also adds a separate morale line about standing firm against slander.

Lutesville Dean Doan Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

Notice to Bollinger County Citizens on Road Obstruction

Public roads must remain clear of brush and hedges to avoid penalties under Section 9451 Revised Statutes of 1899. Obstruction by depositing osage orange, fencing, or changing road locations is punishable by fines from five to one hundred dollars. The highway engineer and county road overseers enforce the law. owners have no special rights over public roads. Aimed at giving citizens a chance to comply and avoid legal action, signed by J.M. Zimmerman, County Engineer.

Bollinger County J.M. Zimmerman C. H. Eng

Marble Hill Missouri Medical and Notary Offices Listed

Dr C M Witmer and C A Sander provide medical services with offices in Marble Hill and Lutesville Missouri. Notaries public G B Snider and Cha Lopes operate from Bollinger County Bank and Bank of Marble Hill.

Notary Public Bollinger County Bank Lutesville Missouri Bank of Marble Hil Marble Hilt The Bank of Marble Hill Bank of Marble Hill

Marquand Monthly Meeting and Guaranteed Work Policy

A notice promising guaranteed work all month, with meetings on the first Monday and Tuesday of each month. The advertisement emphasizes reliability and ongoing access to projects under a monthly schedule.

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