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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1897
Page
4
Judge J B Austin visits Gravel Hill and Sheriff Nonninger comments on wheat prospects. Taxpayers urged to bring a poller to pay taxes, while merchants advertise goods from hardware to clothing. Thanksgiving services noted, along with church and school updates and new stock at several stores in Jackson, Leaden, Kitcoville, and Kari logi.
A collage of town notices and ads from Lutesville Zalma and surrounding areas. Mentions free Almanacs for subscribers, newly opened dry goods stock at Robert Huon, Pears-unscented soap, and bargain clothing. Describes Thanksgiving chatter, local horse case verdict, and weekly leaders in Indies and gentlemen's furnishings. Includes notes on crop prospects and various merchants preparing for winter sales.
An educational notice touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims urine analysis and kidney health determine bladder symptoms and urges readers to request a sample bottle and pamphlet from Dr Kilmer & Co. in Binghamton New York.
A garbled notice claims new diphtheria canes were reported at Glen Allen but is likely false. The piece mentions Julio Reyello and Kin atock, various merchants, a printer, and a local proprietor, but the text is riddled with unclear names and stray phrases.
An insertion boasts a large stock of clothing including overcoats shoes hats and gents furnishings at low prices in Jackson with a call to visit the Leader for blankets and comforts. It also contains timber notice from Ballinger county Missouri and rail excursion offers with dates and fares to southern destinations.
Commodity prices for December include oats and wheats with mixed quotes and cattle hog and sheep receipts. Two Americans crossing the Atlantic share a memory of singing hymns on a cold night with a Confederate veteran, recalling the Civil War era as the hymn Jesus Lover of My Soul echoes in memory.
Emma Gale, daughter of George Gale, died in Lutesville Mo on Moy 19 from consumption after months of suffering. A 16 year old girl born in Hollinger County, she rests beside her mother in Deck Cemetery near Glen Allen. Survived by father three brothers and three sisters, many friends mourn her passing.
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