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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1910
Page
8
News from Lutesville and nearby towns recounts visits among Abernathy Kinder and Hoy families, church services by Rev Kesler, telegraph line repairs, new lights installed by Robert Drum Jr, and residents moving to Benton and Illinois. Local births, weather remarks, and town notices fill the week’s community timeline.
A brief item notes an entry at the Markie Hill post office with no additional context or outcomes, highlighting a location and event tag without further details.
A poetic fragment tracing a voyage through fog and tempest. The speaker seeks a guiding love as the world and time drift past, with a hopeful shore ahead and the sea as the universe.
Doctors Ashe and Sheffield advertise special non surgical treatments for piles fistula fissure and rectal diseases chronic throat and nasal conditions bronchitis stomach bowel kidneys bladder urinary diseases and women’s disorders. They promise free examinations at a hotel, with cancer removal without a knife.
At Patton Saturday December 1 1010 Tito Es m Teaching writing followed by Medford Smith and Charles Green and David Murray. The rural school problem presented by K V Propati with FP F Matuse Bee Sta sagt Mary Minmy Roy Smith. Later agriculture topic with Andrew Seabaugh Philip Propet and Henry Fulton. Teaching spelling led by Core Yates with Rabey Dolle Caroline Zimmerman and Agnes Prop et. Patrons and school officials invited to attend.
December meeting in Patton county drew about seventy five teachers and patrons who enjoyed recitations songs and dialogues from Dongola Public School and discussed teaching writing the rural school problem agriculture in schools and spelling. Teachers Morgan Bidewell Wampier Crites Pian McCreath Francis Sample Hosen and Cooper offered views while Superintendent Farrar urged progress and promised future meetings.
A historical passage advises using salt to stop smoke from burning substances and to refresh tired eyes by warm salt water. It suggests disposing water down the drain after use, adding salt to washwater for fabrics, and using salt to clear smoldering fire and remove stains. It also claims salt can stop tooth extraction hemorrhage by rinsing the mouth.
The Moser Harbor College of St Louis promotes a program for men to learn the barber trade. It describes attractive inducements and a short term completion. A free catalog is mailed to readers upon request.
A grim annual record shows 2,974 killed or maimed in twelve months of railroad operation, up 1,012 from the prior year. The piece blames overworked dispatchers, worn engineers, and poor track maintenance, urging public safety over dividends and freight rates.
The Presbyterian congregation invites participation in a Christmas program and social events. A teachers' meeting is slated at Mr. and Mrs. Dunn's home Tuesday at 7 o'clock, with welcome extended to all. The Sunday school lesson for December Pro will cover the Intermediate department. Cottage prayer meetings gather at Dr. and Mrs. C. A. Sander's Friday at 7. A New Year starting class, named Normal Ritle, is announced by Rev. Dinwoey encouraging attendance.
The Advance Telephone Co presents a November list of telephones stalled in Allen, Marsle Hill and Lutesville. Names include J F Crader, W H Cunningham, A A Jamison, A F Bollinger, Dr C A Sander, J A Richards, L Powell, J Shinkerd and others. Entries show business and residence lines with caret accidents and monetary figures.
A Dongola teachers meeting was held on Saturday with attendance reported from local schools. Participants discussed curriculum, student progress, and upcoming school events.
In the early morning of November 1, Ethel Hell Bollinger, daughter of Calvin and Jain Mayfield Bollinger, died at home. Born July 11, 1906, she is laid to rest at Puiliam graveyard amid family grief and faith in heaven. Also noted are local notices for rent, lumber, and the 1911 Almanac by Rev. Iri R. Hicks, promoting publications from Word and Works Publishing Co.
By order of the Bolinger County Missouri Probate Court John A Nenninger administrator will sell on Monday February 1 111 at 1 to 5 pm at the Marble Hill Court House the deceased David Oscar Stepp estate real estate near Zephyr Greenbrier including Tract 2 Lots 5 and 6 Black 1 in Zephyr. Terms cash.
On Thursday December 1 1910 the Great Eye Opener Sale will start strictly for cash with rock bottom prices across all items.
The ad offers Lowest and Best Prices on everything and cash paid for produce at Huff and Company near Bessville Missouri. Readers are invited to visit or write if they cannot come.
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