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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
8
The readable parts describe a publication activity by Will and Chandler, Vinieces, at a publisher's office, with garbled phrasing. No concrete names, dates, or outcomes are discernible beyond the publisher activity and place, making precise factual summary challenging.
Our correspondents report crops suffering from continued drought lighting the need for rain. Protracted religious meetings close at Liberty Church. Residents attend services, visit neighbors, and plan upcoming tasks such as millet harvest. Gard… punctuation and OCR errors obscure names and places but local activity remains steady.
Hoenlthe reads like a local society page with visits and marriages among Corrie Yount Mae Yount and Maggie Cook at Kew house. The item notes a Sunday gathering, a August marriage at Union Light, and a claim that Doctor Black's Eye Water is painless and harmless and cures sore eyes in people horses and dogs.
A small notice from Kennett Missouri offers a testimonial for Dr Glack’s Eye Water, praising its effects on sore eyes. The ad mentions a sample dose and references a druggist and a physician, with an old printed address in Janesboro Arkansas.
The column records varied local notices. J R Black Medicine Co of Kennett Missouri appears. Preachers Rev J G Hat and Rev Threlkeld and Rev Paseliall scheduled sermons. Residents and visitors are listed, including Nellie Settles, Mrs Nouli dames, and Paul Ramsey. Towns mentioned include Burg, Hall, Wes Cor witness, Lutesville, Cane Creek, Unig, Dery Creek, Zab, and Orin.
The area endures unusually hot dry weather denting corn and depleting cisterns as Rev. K V Propst completes a successful Ebenezer meeting with several conversions. Local workers finish threshing, repair roads, and notable moves include Otto Phelps relocating to Laflin with Laflin Lumber. Laflin annual picnic arrives August 21 with a welcoming invite to neighbors.
Local items report health, travel, and social news from Dongola and surrounding areas. Court records detail road and school funding, salaries, and duties. mentions sermons, library funding talk, a planned telephone line, and several visits among residents. Wyatt Johnson, James Null, and others appear among routine personal notices.
Rev Pasehull attended the Old Folks Meeting at Pleasant Valley and did not preach at Union on the second Sunday. Rev Huff preached at Krallinany on the first Sunday. Will Martin and sister Anna of Cornwall have relocated here. Mr Martin will run a blacksmith shop. Uncle Henry Limbaugh and son bought fine grade Ox ford sheep from L Griffith. Dan Husted arrived from Indiana to visit his niece Mrs Chas Meldrum with plan to relocate. Fred Davenport's horse fell, injuring him. Mrs L C Griffith sick. Dines Hale’s family visiting relatives. Prayer meeting planned at Mr Ervin’s. Cleve Hale employed here.
An elderly woman from Scott county near Cramp suffered a worsening facial cancer and planned burial, but survived. Charles Hoffman wed Ada Helle Poston at the bride’s home, Rev. Wd. Poston officiating. The bride is praised as a leading local young woman, while the groom hails from A.A. Hitman’s family near Clippard. News is sent and will close. SAN Jong is
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