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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1907
Page
4
Local column records residents and visitors from Marble Hill and nearby towns. Mentions include Albert Shider and En W P McCans in Fredericktown, Mrs Redie Richardson's death in Indian Territory, Doan's Regulats testimonial, and various townsfolk traveling for business, education, or social events. The item also notes births, property moves, church services, and upcoming teachers’ examinations.
Eliam will meet this year with the Martie Mill Baptist church. Everyone is invited to attend as the introductory series will be preached by Rev. H A Sees of Poedemiellows. WM Rosetrn, Pastor.
A torn house and dwelling, nine rooms upstairs, core room six by four and nine seat warehouse. Nice barn, twenty feet, all pieces cart out buildings. Located at Schumer Springs, finest health resort in the state. House and main better town opposite the...
Miss Viola Taylor of Gape Vhrar dean visits cousins W A Dunn family in the city. J V Slinkard Bank of Zalma cashier handled probate court business recently. Mrs C R Lambert returns home to Lutequille after a visit. Captain Lem A Martin and party enjoyed the encampment. Mr and Mrs N J Smith of Makilteo Washington visit Glen Allen area. Smith and A J Zimmerman made an office visit. Sam J McMinn buys W W Sample’s interest in the Latesville mill resigns as assistant cashier of Peoples Bank. Seamon Chandler to replace him. Details on creek bottom land, cultivation, and 10 acres timber, 25 acres cultivated high on Hill near Marble Hill. call for terms.
Pall wheat is tanning and is be lieved will make 40 bushels per acre. Spring wheat, oats and bar eutos danger from frost. Timothy, clover and alfalfa are a most luxuriant growth. Wild grass yields two to three tons of good bay per acre. Gardens are very fine. Hills report bunch and brown grass two to three feet high. Four thousand dollars has been of miles out, but it is held for more.
An old advertisement touts Botanic Blood Balm as a cure for blood impurities and skin diseases, claiming it heals sores and stops aches. The text also notes a biographical fragment about a married couple and a preacher, reflecting a historical obituary-like snippet.
A vintage testimonial describes kidney issues from amber clear secretions and back pain signaling dropsy diabetes and Bright's disease. It touts Doan's Kidney Pills from Foster Milburn Co as the cure, citing George Croft of Latesville Missouri who reports relief after two boxes and urges buyers to remember the Doan's name.
A court order directs sale of described real estate in Marble, Bollinger County, Missouri, to satisfy a bond debt of five hundred five and 99-100 dollars. The sale occurs Friday September 13, 1907, at the north front door of the courthouse in Marble, with Sheriff eight as the official.
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