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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
4
The piece argues Brunswick tires offer superior value through reputation and performance since 1845. It asserts Brunswicks cost no more than similar tires and emphasizes giving the utmost to customers. Readers are urged to try one Brunswick Tire for longer life and lower total cost.
Readers urged to renew overdue subscriptions to avoid service interruption. Notes that The St Louis Republic merged with Globe Democrat on December 3 leaving a temporary gap in Democratic party organ. Unexpired Republic subscriptions to be honored by Grove Democrat and Lutesville News. Local notices recount residents visiting relatives, business updates, and community moves amid regional mud and remodeling efforts.
A local page lists a $100 reward for Wagner’s sister and notes numerous short items: Abernathy on a business trip to Flat River, Prof Gladish out recovering, Edward Waon returning from Little Rock, John Willis arriving to occupy Stephens farm, William Myers returning to Bollinger, Sullivan visiting relatives from Muncie, and various local business and real estate interests. Church services, revival meetings, and school and social events are described, with multiple names and places such as Mayfield, Randles, Rand Peopl, Keseront hall, and Cape Girardeau.
President A F Hendricks came back last Friday from an extended campaign trip for Will Mayfield College and the Baptist campaign. He was hindered by a physical disability but reports are favorable. Enthusiasts, including Prof Shacklette and the ministerial class, continue tireless work. Glen Allen is reported over the top with progress in other regions mixed.
The short obituary notes the death of Flora Rhodes age two and a half, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jew Rhodes, with a father, mother, one brother and three sisters left to mourn. It recalls her tender age, sweet nature, last words to her mother, and offers religious consolation.
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