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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary text indicates rust seas coverage related to Marblee Hill post office, with unclear context about timing and actions. Further legible details needed to specify the event, date, or entities involved.
Local briefs report visits by Hon Robert Drum and Miss Cora Butler, job ads for timber and factory work in Pascola, and school teaching plans. Notices include subscriptions renewed, land sale, a marriage in Bolinger county, and Foley’s Kidney Cure testimonial. Multiple small items from Fredericktown region and surrounding areas.
An inspection notes titles to real estate in the office of C. G. Revelle. Details of property records and ownership status are reviewed, indicating ongoing work on property titles and related filings.
Marble Hill news item with names, errands, and friendly notices. William Hicks improves after illness. Adaline Lutes ill but better. Omer Lutes plans ice cream parlor activity. M P Estes to teach at Crowder. Burford’s clothing ads. local calls from Leesley and Hindman clan. J L Lutes teaching near Marquand. W A Yount renews subscription. horse sale to Will Abernathy hints at county clerk race. meat and lard prices offered. James Allen in town with funds for Kinder subscription. Jos A LexxanpEr seeks travelers with $250 capital. family health update on Prof Dan Fish’s daughter. sale of brood mare advertised. Swurra signature.
The Prohibitionists of Bollinger county call a meeting at the Marble Hill courthouse on September 10, 1906 at 2 pm to organize a stronger temperance campaign. D. E. Banner chairs the committee. J. M. Shrum and his daughter joined a visit, praising local newspapers and business support. The Lutesville Company promotes a new bottle washer costing 125 dollars for clean soda water bottles.
John 8 Lane of Fredericktown visits with family over Sunday. Smith's stand at London and Wileon features Chickena Eggs and Produce. Mrs Bejle Smith of Chicago relocates to town with her mother Emma White. A Mansker serves jail time at Dongola area, sentenced by Squire Works. Maude Bair surprise party enjoyed by friends. Will Mayfield College opens next Tuesday. president to meet visitors Monday. Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup guaranteed to cure indigestion and related ailments. FE Turner visiting Paris Texas, renews subscription before leaving. Omer Lutes resumes business in former millinery room at Taylor Mercantile with confections and ice cream.
Omar Lutes seeks walnut timber and asks sellers to contact him at Marble Hill by call or letter to discuss sale terms and supplies for urgent needs.
Victims of hay fever will find Foley's Honey and Tar offers immediate relief and air passage healing. The genuine 18 in a yellow package is sold by all dealers. A New Jersey editor praises Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. Mr and Mrs A L Proffer traveled from their home near Huxkey toward Billings MT seeking new residence, calling for news from their old home. A note on Foley's Kidney Cure claims to aid enlarged prostrate glands and kidney trouble with testimonials from Rodeny Burnett of Rockport MO. Rev W H Cunningham announces last Glen Allen services for the year with basket dinner. Farm for sale: 160 acres near Marble Hill with fence, cultivation, trees, dwelling, barn, water, and cisterns. For price contact E J Toren at Marble Hill MO.
A collection of small items: Rev W A Davault at Chafee last Sunday and Halin chapel preparing to repair the horn. Gr Turner Hoquiam thanks for renewal dollar. M Day a restaurant man from Lutenville visits. Fronabarger of Oak Ridge visits daughter Mrs T H Jenkins. Stork brings girl to Press family Chandler. R Conrad of near Alliance visits Marble Hill with McMinn. Halin chapel meets to repair horn. Major Jnc 8 Hill resigns from Whitewater Times and returns to Marble Hill. Rev W H Cunningham preaches at Hulen chapel with all day service and dinner on the ground. Mabel and Grace McCune home from New Madrid teaching for vacation. Otis Hahn joy as wife gives birth to a 10-pound boy Aug 28. Picnic by Workmen last Saturday judged a success. School opens next Monday with Prof Alva Jamison as principal and Mrs Idella Kelley assistant. Rev T H Jenkins, Prof and Mrs W A Davault, babe and daughter Kula, and Prof F J Hendershot go to Fredericktown for Baptist association. Dr Coleman of St Louis rents rooms in Drum building to practice dentistry and may move here. Watch your subscription label for credit status and renewals.
The note announces Lexcon and Wilcox seeking patrons for Henry M. Smith's general merchandise. It records Mrs. McMinn of Buchanan and Mr. L. R. Gillilan of Cape Girardeau and Miss Anna Tripan of St. Louis as guests of Sam J. McMinn, with further visiting companions noted. The piece includes a dated humorous aside from a Woman's Home Companion excerpt referencing a river immersion tale with a racial slur in quotation.
An old advertisement fragment references Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup and directs all dealers to stock or promote the product. The readable text centers on distribution and availability, with no additional context about pricing dates or company details.
Lutesville note reveals Wilburn Baker buys Caldwell & Call grocery. W C Myers and J A McCullough visit town. teachers and staff announced for area schools. Barner and Snider teaching plans. concerts by Blind Amos draw crowds. A O U W picnic draws attendees. baseball score 0 to 3 favors Twin City Inde. plans include parade and Missouri State Fair events with live stock pavilion dedication and harness racing.
Nancy C Myrick born 1841 died August 26 1906 aged 75. Married Thomas Myrick January 16 1863. They had eight children, three living. She joined the M E Church South at Glen Allen about thirty years ago and was a devoted Christian mother and friend to all. Funeral preached by her pastor in Glen Allen church with large attendance, burial nearby. W H Cunningham officiated.
Cape Girardeau Missouri September 12 1906. Complete college courses leading to the A B degree and life state certificates. Teachers College and Normal certificates offered with extensive facilities on a 33 acre campus. Dormitories Leming Hall and Albert Hall house 180 students. Courses cover languages sciences education music art agriculture and household arts. For catalogue address W S Dearmont president.
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