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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
4
Community items include renewals and thanks to Joseph Ledbetter and J. A. Richards for favors, updates on shipments of sheep, calls for workers in Pascola and nearby towns, and notes on social visits. Langdon's Soda and Ex-Judge Slinkard were mentioned along with various local business promotions and a public meeting at Hahn chapel church for repairs.
G REVELLE prepares abstracts to real estate with an office in OC.
Omer Lutes seeks walnut timber and asks interested sellers to call or write at Marble Hill for potential sale. Private party ad seeks timber availability and contact.
Advertising claims Foley’s Honey and Tar eases hay fever and summer cold symptoms, offering instant relief even if not a cure, with a note about a yellow package. The piece also notes Hon. M. B. Smith's strong congressional support in the Thirteenth district and praises local citizen Henry W. Winters for farm progress and a gift of Irish potatoes. It mentions E. M., Jesse, and Calhan, Colorado, as well.
More than half of people over sixty suffer kidney and bladder problems usually from prostrate glands. Fotey's Kidney Cure is advertised as correcting irregularities and easing disease. A Rockport Missouri reader claims relief after long trouble and years of unsatisfactory remedies.
Local news items report visits and travels of residents, births, injuries, and civic notices. People named include Miss Daisy Allent, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rowse, Arthur Mebane, Tom McCane, A P Eldsacher, Sam J McMinn, Mrs Idella Kelley and children, Catherine Grifford, Inez, Roy Rose, Dr C A La Sander, Dr A B Shasta, Prof F J Hendershot, W J Bollinger, Misses Ethel Dunn and Bernice Lipgille, and Major Jnc S Hill. Also included are business notices, farm transfers, and a call for patronage from Loxon & Wilson. A Democratic party event for Bryan in St. Louis is noted with committee members listed.
In a ceremony at La Mt E Church Boullt Morehouse, Mion Hyutie Williams and Mr J T Newhardt of Morehouse joined in marriage. The bride, described as an excellent young lady with an enviable record, and the groom, a leading businessman, were celebrated in a simple local wedding reflectin their community.
People mentioned include Rufus Ray and wife of Grassy in Lutesville, Mies Mae Waldo visiting from St. Louis, William and a section foreman from Jackson, Mrs. James Kinder en route to Buchannan, Walter Dickey Jr. and others. The Fredericktown baseball team beat Twin City 5 to 4, An AOU W picnic planned for August 25 in Conrad's graveyard with Marble Hill Band, plus local civic ideals and a Farmer Sees It anecdote about advertising and business common sense.
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