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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1893
Page
1
A controversial local note praises Biggs & Smith for perfumes and toilet articles while denouncing Rev J H Henley over a broken walking promise. The column accuses Henley of failing a contract and lying to preserve reputation, contrasts with fall strength claims for the store’s drugs and a competent pharmacist.
Mayfield Smith academy gains gold County Officers medal for mathematics scholarship. The county officers plan the prize to expand competition and pride the school. A revival at the Presbyterian church ends after ten nights with stronger members and new additions to church membership. Reverend Lafferty will lead Whitewater church meetings.
The county court met in extra session last Monday and declared James E. Hutson insane. Sheriff Wells transported him to Fulton Tuesday. Hutson, about 45, lived four miles west of Mullerville in Bollinger County. He was brought to town last Friday for examination amid reports jealousy of his wife caused the illness. Hon Moses Whybark was a Capelhardean on business Monday.
Notice requests all debtors to settle accounts immediately to clear books to January 1, 1804. Immerman Bros signs the notice. The Marble Hill Sale Aid society announces a prize for trimming the neatest hat and for sewing the most buttons within a defined period.
Election results show E P Biggs noble grand and G B Myers vice grand at Lat eyville lodge with H A Clark secretary and Geo E Clark treasurer. Marble Hill lodge elected L Mayer noble grand and WA pany vice grand with W KK Chanaten secretary and ae Sander treasurer. Also notes Mothers and Daughters of Odd Fellows may form a Daughters of Rebecca lodge. Mary McAphaly of Gravel Road broke her left leg after a slip on ice.
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