19 Dec 1907
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
1
Special sale advertises gifts for all ages with many toys doll houses doll carriages teddy rockers and hundreds of presents. Festive stock includes Grandpa Grandma Father Mother Brother Sweetheart and tots ready for holiday trade.
Grandpa Tenholder and Henry Schulte suffer ill health as mill work proceeds on Drom road near Louis Jansen’s. Neighbors, including Frank, Andrew Hoemfeld and Herman Bultel, employ and contract on new barns, dwelling additions, poultry houses, and outbuildings. John Vandoren leads carpentry. Jacob Holweg sells his farm to Ben Seiler while John Holshof builds a barn. health and activity mark the season with seasonal greetings to readers.
Resolutions note the deaths of Mrs. Babbie Whitebread and Mrs. Sarah L. Mitchell on September 24, 1901. They praise both as devoted wives, mothers, and Christian women, extend sympathy to their families, and request copies of the resolutions be published in local papers and filed in the church record.
Resolutions honor C M Hindman who died November 18 1907 praising his devotion as a husband father and lodge member. The group expresses gratitude for his zeal fidelity to Tribe of Ben Hur and loyalty to principles. Sympathy extended to widow and children with request to publish in local papers.
A Forty six page Christmas issue of the Macon Missouri Timor Democrat is described as finely printed and elegant, claimed as evidence of prosperity for the community. The piece notes the state teachers association will hold its forty sixth annual session in Joplin in December.
Morris Ledbetter is also reported to be out. He has caught about six this fall. J. W. Codie and others are angling. John Hartle is doing work on his residence. A fragmentary county update notes locals being busy and mixed efforts around town.
An incomplete clipping discusses Leopold addressing reader concerns about a work titled Eames and crucial timing. The note suggests reassurance that the piece will continue, urging readers to stay informed as the presentation proceeds.
A political analysis discusses factions in the post statehood era, noting Democratic strength, Republican decline, and the challenge of funding new state and county governments. It outlines Arkansas laws in Indian Territory, rising living costs, and warnings about overstatement of prospects while detailing prices on staple goods.
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