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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1909
Page
8
A garbled OCR line reports Vinijevean consuming or taking action at a post office in a context that mentions anion and class, but the readable fragment provides no clear event, person, or organization as a coherent news item. The readable words suggest a place and an action but lack verifiable details.
Our Correspondents report J. Tasted and daughter spent holidays with relatives at Farmington. Charles and Margie Miller visiting in Fredencktown. Masters saving a telephone line built from his firm to Yount. H Falton narrowly escaped injury from falling wires while working on the line. Rev. Wol Martin tended a young male at a fine young mare. Floyd Rollins baptized last Sunday near Union Light church.
Allbright reports a calm Christmas with local families enjoying a church service and small gatherings. Several community names appear in fragmented OCR, including Abney Whitevee and Brantinatin, with mentions of Lodge activities and a Monday gathering.
A garbled note outlines a week of tasks and wedding plans involving Miss Lois Yount and local residents. It mentions a rehearsal, events at a nearby school, and upcoming New Year wishes to the paper’s readers. Names like Miss Alneeda Weenere, Mrs Thionine Tluvken, and Mra Db NH Ramsey appear amid clipped phrases and dates.
In this issue a collage of winter chatter about hog butchering, visits from Mr and Mrs Tenholder of Konnerte, Jacob Vanderen and Hy Stein visiting St. Louis, congratulations on a baby girl born December 23, and news of a Bell long distance phone connection being tested with new lines planned for the town.
A garbled note wishes a Happy New Year to Mr Died and readers. It mentions a death on December 24 at the editor's home, references family members, and notes the remains rest at Leepeld cemetery with holiday closures and well wishes.
Local rips and notices cover farm life, schooling, and community guests around Cane Creek. Mentions Hienith, Omari, and various area residents visiting relatives, church events, and a July 7 Karlsruhe article. Includes Tennessee style school instruction, postmaster rumors, and a note on old postal rates and stamps.
Mrs E Kinder of Marble Hill Missouri has purchased and refurnished the Dru McAnally residence and is ready to take boarders and entertain travelers, signaling a new hospitality venture for the property.
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