Ulundi Hill and Chandler Publishers Notice
Publication record shows Hill and Chandler as publishers with notice of second class mail. Filing indicates periodical status and postal handling details for the Markle region.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
8
Publication record shows Hill and Chandler as publishers with notice of second class mail. Filing indicates periodical status and postal handling details for the Markle region.
Our correspondents recount visits and family news including Otto Miineh’s death, Mrs J Roblemsen’s illness, Marvin Ward and sisters visiting the Henson household, Bertha Salver and Mae Yount, Laetitia Pavinet with Oni Vovont Standen Dock Bontette and kin, and stray mentions of local names and events from a Saturday to Sunday span.
Leopold Hewlth tolerable good. We are Taeinget quitey yw spell af wiriter. A Walshaf shipped a carload of hous Weithesday. Jin Lawrence of Drain and two negh ews team Perry county were in Leopold Bundy Wy Loren gs Darin arewe Peart, Hiv Steiner and lite, who have been vialtimg id St. Louis, returnend last werk. Dave Phelp of Latesville was in Lee opold Sunday. Joho. Pisper was called to St Louis leet Friday to be at the bedside of his daughter, Mrs. Homer Stevens, who is very sick. Frank A. Nenninger is putting a new Tet of Nts Dikekemith stigg.
Sunday saw resident George host a regular Ridge gathering while Eliner Siteos fell ill after a trip with his father Hucheeelea J Mostizes. Miss Stella Irvin returned from Sikeston with Mrs George Ellinghouse from Marble Till attending events. Hess reported a new residence Friday. Whitener visited on Wednesday.
Mud and cold weather linger as residents attend church services and visit family. John Reitman and children attended services at Base church. Rev TV Cooper failed to fill Union Hall appointment. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Speer returned from Eva Davis funeral. George Pickett of Zalma visited family. Willie Davanti seen toward Mr. Moore's. Green wood teacher Mr. Back visited his beat girl. Sleigh riding and visits abound as communities share news and daily life.
Grassy Factory Health shows improvement as Hiram Fowler moves his department store to a new location at the same time the M. W. A. hosts a fish fry event for community gathering and charity support.
A garbled local item list reports residents and events around Latesville and nearby Marbie Hill. Mentions shopping trips, farming plans, and a church drive urging Presbyterians to donate forty cents per year to the home mission basket for Christmas, with pastor Rev. Dinos cited.
A Chicago Tribune style writer recounts wandering the Art Museum and pausing before a portrait of a man in a high backed chair. He notes a white card reading A portrait of BE H W Smith by him will, then questions the mystery of the sitter and comments on readers who supply too many words. The piece blends stray quotes, local notices, and unrelated items from society, weather, and commerce, all captured in a fragmented, newspaper-card style.
Humorous exchange about a broken engagement surfaces in a fragmentary clipping. Odd wording references Miss Spensive, a landlord column, and a rental notice with garbled phrases. The piece hints at an old local paper style ad or humorous chat between residents, with unclear names and places.
The Marble Hill and Lutesville Presbyterian pastors plan a Bible study class starting the first Sunday of 1911 to study Genesis under three themes generative degenerative regenerative. Sunday meetings at 2:00 PM alternate between Lutesville and Marble Hill churches with the aim of Bible knowledge and church growth. Christmas is noted with hopeful expectations and blessings.
A Missouri mule being shipped to a Virginia farmer caused panic when it chewed through its rope tether and grew restless. The mule’s disruption worried the brakeman who alerted the conductor in the caboose with the cry Maree Gange fo de Land, where yo apects to put off dat mule.
In an irregular periodical note Colman Reel World and Pine Miso Hit Pye appear to have served a year-long suspension or sentence. The fragmentary wording points to a publication record or temporary halt rather than a confirmed event.
Probate court of Hyl lower county Mississippi issues notice of sale for the estate of David Gear Stepp. Administrator John A Nenninger will sell on Monday February 13 1901 at 3 PM at the front door of the courthouse in Martie Hill by court order. Property includes Tract 1 a described parcel in Section 11 Township 28 N Range 9 E near St Louis Gulf railroad right of way and Tract 2 lots 5 and 6 in Block 1 Zephyr town. Terms: cash in hand. Mr Nenninger, Administrator.
Eye Openers on Prices announces a Great Eye Opener Sale on Thursday December 1 at I10. The event promotes cash purchases with rock bottom prices across items advertised in the notice.
Store near Bessville Missouri invites customers to write if they cannot come in person and promises lowest and best cash prices on all items. urges visitors to come and see the store.
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