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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1908
Page
8
The Marble Hill postmark shows the Marble Hill press published by Hill and Chandler aimed at readers locally. The paper is stamped with second class postal status, reflecting its distribution method.
Our Correspondents report Sylvan church hosts a protracted meeting with hoped for good outcomes. Hiram Fowler and wife visit from Albright, Jesse Johnson from Albright visits local friends, Perkins creek picnic well attended, Clubb creek school opened in August, workers cutting logs for WK. V. hern, Joe Fischer ties, Bess family business expands, Renton Dellinger moves to Nuall farm, Thomas Miles seeks Essex employment, Albert Bess planning move, Joe Barley of Illinois visiting Ed Barley, Dinford Cazadd to wed Lillie Davault on August 9.
Eisdam notes health is very good and farmers are busy with wheat. The union picnic was well attended and a good time reported. Individuals such as Jetn Baker of Zulia, Elmer Galloway returning from Illinois, Will Dial buying sheep, and Frank Fowler of Swennett in car vicinity, among others, are mentioned. Luther Fowler plans to move to Oklahoma as several locals eye cotton country. Walter Kew employed at Bure and W. W. Patterson en route to Ladd school for a months term. Charley Krord oversees a improving school post recent showers boosting corn prospects. OLVMPHA.
Latlin notes hot weather and good health with corn improving after rain. Rev W Z Poston begins un protracted meeting at Perkins church. James Berry and Arthur Spivy of Whitewater visit Robert Kinder. Misses Zettie Kinder and Desdy Slinkard visit Whitewater. Rev Bee Yount preaches at Huskey and Ebeneezer. G E Kinder learns of wife’s illness from son G E Kinder of Hiram. he travels there. Laflin baseball loses 15 to 1 to Leopold. mill runs full time. Kinder works roads along German township line and near east of the railroad. McCormick rounds hills. People look forward to crossing.
Iuskesy Miss Alpha Lessler recovers enough to go out. Thomas Huskey Jr returns from Blytheville Arkansas. Maggie and Floy Sadler of near Marble Hill visit relatives. Ferdinand Schroeder carried wood stock to the Lutesville butcher. Mesdames Eliza Dockens and Rachel Call aged 83 and 70 walk six miles to visit sister Mrs George Croft. Nellie Tuskey visiting sister Mrs Albert Barriett of Lutesville. Dr C A Sander and Sam Newell shopped in Squire Tuskey's court. Ramsey sold a farm to J A Taylor of Marble Hill. Mrs Herman Rastl visiting Cape County relatives. Phil Wann of Lutesville in the vicinity last week. Corn crop prospects look good along Hoy Creek. Thomas Huskey Sr at home.
Community notes reveal visits from relatives and friends, land deals discussed, a fire at the Marina Croft residence, and local travel changes. The page also covers probate notices in Bollinger county and a large property sale planned for August in Cape Girardeau region.
A brief note reports Crooked Creek news with little on swinetime or events. The message hints at Po o quitting temporarily and includes odd phrases indicating limited, unclear content from the source.
The fragmentary item notes residents like Mrs Eliza Bailes visiting relatives in Frederick County and names several locals including Arch Walker Wick Patterson and Roscoe Rockwell with small sales reported. It closes with a party booster touting a Democratic ticket and urging labor at the polls in November against Republicans.
A fragment notes Perry Deoekens and family of Dunklin county visiting relatives near Scopus and NENOPItGN. It mentions Jaydon Upehureh with referenced actions and Desli thar lero pes ecin in a mired context. The readable items suggest ongoing community approvals and local ties.
Notary Public office located inside Bollinger County Bank in Lutesville Missouri offers official document authentication and verification services. The setup suggests a county designated notary presence accessible to residents and businesses in the region.
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