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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1910
Page
11
Fragmented OCR notes reference Tuberculosis hospital efforts in 1908 with regional programs and treatment mentions. Specifics are unclear due to garbled text but indicate annual costs around 3000 dollars and organized county or regional action.
A garbled field of names and events describes visits, church activities, and neighborhood gatherings. Mentions of Mrs. Kate Tinnin, Mt Carmel church, Barton Bennett, Harris Moore, Rev Z Fo Yount, William Davis, and Sandy Joee Yoolit appear amid unclear dates and places, painting a snapshot of local life and kinship.
Pacer athletes MILL and CHANDLER led the effort as publishers and staff noted a fast tempo at the May track meet. The event highlighted emerging talents and team depth with agile performances across multiple events.
Our Correspondents Cerereenaderien reports weekly Sunday school gatherings at a local pan and the celebration of a first birthday at Mrs. Janes Crosby home. An entertainment is planned for Christmas Eve Monday evening at Mr J A Crosby’s venue with activities and guest attendances noted.
A stream of brief, imperfect entries records people visiting relatives in Fredericktown Marble and Greenville. Mentions include Bollinger Hayties and Co AL Tasnes in Marble, Mrs Katie Swall visiting her parents, Christopher Meker in Molupole, and Aunt Klian Whitener listed as sick. Other items note a business trip to Greenvillé and a sick donor in the area.
The fragment notes James Allen returning from White County Arkansas and reporting a favorable country, while an uncle contends he will stay in Arkansas for three years. Drowsy health and winter preparations appear as background, with corn harvested and wood stock noted.
Constable Nebeoot tends to Dusipees while two locals, T Myers and Pooum Noll, are helped after a night by Ulobb Creek School. Miss Hawai guides prouries, teachers, and students at La Forge as family, sports, and censorship of butchering wage on farms are discussed. Local social events include a Coline entertainment, a Young Men’s Literary Society session, and a geography joke exchange highlighting community residents and schools.
A fragmented piece recounts social chatter from Roswell Pickett and neighbors. Characters like James Allen, Hick Rowe, and Harrison Cooper appear planning travel to Arkansas, building projects, and shared meals. The text mixes names, places, and casual events with unclear events and dates.
The piece extends holiday wishes to all and notes Mrs. A. F. Hendricks has been indisposed with a hoped for early recovery. It mentions next week being vacation and several students will spend the time away.
A garbled old text fragment presents shaky moral reflections and scattered phrases. It hints at lineage, propriety, and social judgment, mentioning a father and mother, a calf, gems, and a Datrye, all rendered unreadable by errors.
W H Cunningham jewelers offers repair services for watches and jewelry at Ditins Store. Customers are invited to send items for repair and to view a fine line of optional rims. Rives tested free of charge.
Eye catching notice states prices drop to rock bottom during a one day sale on December 1 910 with everything available strictly for cash and no credit terms offered.
A small vintage ad offers the HUFF AND COMPANY STORE near Bessville Missouri with a promise of lowest and best prices on everything and cash paid for produce, inviting readers to write if they cannot come to the shop.
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