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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1915

Page

4

Fragments of a Utica News column mix faith and crime

The note blends political and religious exhortation with a report from New Madrid county about night riding, arrests, and defendants. It mentions a Tennessee Kentucky link, legal defense by Rive Pierce, and 49 men in jail, with a general claim that joining a gang makes one guilty of crimes. Local notices and social items follow, including visits and household news.

New Madrid Triad Keynett Eteerson Christ Tennessee Kentucky Kennett Ilon Rive Pierce Union City Tenn Rutledge Pierce Zeller

Cider preserving methods and tips from Missouri expert

Miss Carrie Pancoast of the Missouri College of Agriculture explains how Acep Cider Sweet Cider can be kept very sweet or with the user’s preferred “bead.” Canning options include immediate processing or resting for days, with jars filled and sugar added per quart. Sterilizing methods listed use water bath, steam, or aluminum pressure cookers, plus detailed steps for glass jar handling and lid testing. The rest of the text lists local visitors and notices from various residents in the area.

Carrie Pancoast Missouri College of Agriculture

Boy killed by drive shaft at Blodgett elevator Mo

Clifford Burfield eight-year-old was fatally injured last Tuesday when his clothing tangled on a moving shaft at a Blodgett mill. He was drawn into the machine and spun about 300 revolutions a minute. His neck and multiple bones were broken and flesh torn from his body as the shaft battered him while being dragged along the ground. The mill superintendent said the boy remained on the shaft for at least three minutes before being removed.

Clifford Burfield Blodgett Blodgett, Mo

Christmas shoppers and local visits near Leopold

Local residents and visitors spent the holiday in the Leopold area with names like Harold Cunningham Gifford Cassius Lutes and Miss Fern Hobbs returning from school. Others bought house materials turkeys and furniture while churches held a delayed Clothes Line Sale due to bad weather.

Leopold Harold Cunningham Gifford Cassius Lutes Fern Hobbs Ira McGuire Rosa McGuire Mineral Point Quinn Collins John Schlattz Mondiey Poultry House

Mathews pastor leads large Moe Church service

The Moe Church South Fr 6 MOE addressed by Pastor Rev F O W Mathews saw one hundred and fifty six at morning service and four additions. Mrs Mathews preached on She Hath Done What She Could. Night service drew a full house with good prayer attendance despite rain. Next Sunday features Sunday School at $45 and a sermon on Deliverance. Epworth League 615 holds a sermon on Haste. Christmas program Friday night and offering planned.

Sunaus Mra Mathews

Crop woes and harvest notes from the region

Shrum Health is generally good though the wheat crop may fail in these parts. Hog killing benefits from favorable weather. Rev G M Mouser conducted his regular appointment at Hurricane church.

G M. Mouser Hurricane Church

Saturday and Sunday church and community notes

The column records a string of local events and visits: Rev Ester Patton led services at Harrischapel, visits by Will Whitener and Marvin Jickson to Patton relatives, Peter Welker and A J Patten at Phatowtew church in Hurricane, and several preachers at Horwane. A wedding at the courthouse in Kennett tied to Scopus, Mr Caby’s farm plans, and remarks on local weather, Christmas plans, and local residents including Bollinger, Limbaughs, Hatris, Mohs, and Bollingers.

A Welker Scopus Paulding Wilson Vavak Sank Ben Carter Hornersville Grover Algood Arthur Jasper Francis Peter M. Baker Cane Creek Ho D Maness Cornwall Katie Butler St. Louis Ester Patton Harrischapel Somtay Will Whitener Momiy Marvin Jickson Senpus Patton Peter Welker Comite J Patten Phatowtew Church Hurricane Eharen Horwane Sanday Monser J A Deadrick DA Masters James Thomas Tretlaham Toes Moxley J J Patton Glen Allen Shermanaly Mies Pavia Huff Santa Claus Tie Mayfield Church Angel Bollinger Sum Hales Holcomb Gladys Bollinger Henry and Lon Limbaugh North Dakota John Hatris Zach Mohs Emma Bollinger Avery Ora Bollinger Ora Propat

Missouri Corn Show Offers $120 Per Bushel Premiums

Missouri State Corn Show at the University of Missouri Columbia features cash prizes for best corn ears and displays. Prize money ranges with top awards. displays include white and yellow corn, husked ears, and best acre yield. Open to members and nonmembers. premium lists available from CB Hutchison College of Agriculture University of Missouri Columbia.

University of Miesogr Columbia Oak View Arialgram Premiatmia Missouri Corn Growers Association College of Agriculture CB Hutchison University of Micapori

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