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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1915
Page
8
The Marble Hill press notes its publication schedule as a weekly Thursday edition. Publishers Hill and Chandler are credited, with filing details indicating post office entry as a first class matter.
Our Correspondents recount a string of local notes from Liberty Sun day. Mentions include Nel Wagoner buying hogs, families visiting kin, and residents moving or working at farms, sawmills, and on local properties across Custer County and nearby towns.
Health notes report diphtheria cases while farmers finish corn harvest. Community updates include shopping trips, visits, Thanksgiving gatherings, pie supper at Schlattz, a fatal illness at Jerls home, and a birth. Teachers and students praised as schools progress under D. K. Westenhaver and Miss Hunter Miller. Many locals attend church, dances, and dinners, with weather turning winterlike and farmers nearly done with crops.
Greenbrier community reports a brief return, good health, and visits. Garnett Ramsey and wife called on Mr. and Mrs. A S Ramsey Sunday night. Farmers are nearly done with harvest. Visitors include Mrs. Thomas Poe of Brownwood and Miss Edna Corbin hostesses Esther and Ethel Cato. Mrs. John L Wiggins shopped in town, Miss Anna Cato traveled to Girardeau, and Eula Nanney visited her aunt in Glen Allen. Rev. Wm J Poston missed Mount Zion due to family illness. L P Cubbage moved to Lutesville. Catherine Kelley, Charleston, bought his farm and moved on. Jefferson Cook returns from California to Sedgewickville area. Roy Proctor and family visited C A Nanney’s home. The Tacky party at James.
Community updates report hospital visits and illnesses, church activity, recent marriages, local trades and moves, a fatal wagon accident near Friedheim, and a travelogue recounting a Longfellow era journey from Cascade to Gravelton with reflections on Missouri life and water quality.
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