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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1910
Page
8
Publication indicates Tuk Manane Hien Press and publishers Nill & Chandler are entering at the Marioe Hill post office with a sevenideclase matter noted.
Harry Fowler visited toends tear Barge Saturday met Walter Cooper while bailing shves. Reuben Abernathy sold a fine bundy of sheep last week. Mers and Ms. Robert Barrett visited Mrs Barrett's parents Saturday night. Sandias Rew Roach preached at heaptier Friday night. Less Darnett nadie a trip to Caney Sanitiay Honiwar.
Fragmented text references visitors to Flatwoods and Twin Cuties events, multiple names including Fowler and Barrett, and a discussion of health and attendance. Readable facts include visits, a preme at Jef Thomas's, a Sunday visit to J. Wo Fowler, and a sermon by Rev Albert Roach. No coherent timeline or events can be fully established from the garbled content.
Residents report visitors from Cape Ginn and WP kinships as Miss Dita Shinks and Mrs. Solomon Shinks appear. Local gatherings include preaching at the seneithotsn Siethredsa, fraternal plaudits at Con rid's grove, and cattle recovery by Albert Barrett near Hiskey.
Dr Kerr and family visited Mrs Celia Hanks on Sunday. Hiram Gaines’s family hosted a visit from Albert Gaines. Warren Gilliland and G W Kerr spent Sunday with the Gillilands. Jesse Jackson of Marble Hill and his niece traveled nearby. Rhoda Stixes called on May and Anda Wagoner. L W Whittenberg and J C Wagoner traveled to Zalma. Charles Hanks will occupy a new home. Crabb builds a barn. William Estes bought a new wagon. AH Rogers visited William Walker on Sunday. School directors haven’t …
Miss Hattie Adimiston visited Miss Mollie Fowler on Sunday. Kilmer Sitzes visited Henry Cooper Sunday while Miss Grace Gibbs from Glen Allen visits her brother here. Hi MMiMantio.
Galen Allen prepares for a picnic and begins summer term at the Normal school while plans for teaching later in September unfold. Several residents including Mrs Keplinger of St. Louis visit and tend to illnesses. Local clergy Rev. Welker and others preach. Visitors from nearby towns share news of visits, farms, and small business activity as the week ends with markets picking up.
A patchwork report notes social events and local happenings in and around Lutesville. Clerks, church services, a infant burial at Union Hill, a comet sighting, warnings about eggs, a Cape trip, Normal school visits, a large picnic planned for next Friday and Saturday, and sermons by Rev Mouser and Rev Reed mark the week.
Lutesville News reports visitors from St. Louis Cape Girardeau and East St. Louis. Local residents repair sidewalks while a preacher assists in Mineral Point. A copperhead snake bite near town heals, many attend funerals and a fraternal celebration. Chamberlains cough remedy recommended for coughs and colds.
Lumber and shingles offered by Johny Owens of Greenbrier Missouri. Car load of Pine ceiling on hand with ample Maple and Oak flooring stock. Prompt service on orders. Prices stated as right. Call and visit. Johny Owens Lumber Company.
Fragmentary note mentions curtains and items in a list with names Patmas Flde and Lesa Dyes. No clear event or location is stated.
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