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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1906
Page
3
Local notes report Omer Lutes selling fresh oysters and inviting patrons. Several residents including Cooper, Kinder, Hill, Schede, O Kelle,y and Hensley visit the county seat or nearby towns. Ads offer secondhand stove and affordable brick cottage for sale. mail subscribers renew. Corrections note mail deadlines and weekly publication timing.
A fragmented 19th century style piece hints at a controversial, reflective essay on literary craft. It references pseudonymous authors and a public critique, noting a blend of admiration and hostility in its reception. The tone suggests a cautious, enigmatic commentary on authorship and morality.
A collage of small town notices and ads. Omer Lute opens a family groceries line. Miss Hattie Austin and Miss Cora Huffman noted in official and educational circles. Local travel schedules show Cotton Belt trains to Texas from Delta. Community members such as Rev. Cunningham and George Haupt appear in church and social calls. Classifieds offer land for lease near Marquand, a stray horse reward, contact details, and fruitless market boasts. Several farm and commerce updates, plus sales of jacks and mules in Libertyville.
Iron Mountain Cat local under conductor Frank Black arrives on schedule from Bird's Point via Poplar Bluff. Black’s on time run marks a notable improvement in service since Windy Winstow era, reported by Poplar Bluff Citizen.
Mrs Hendershot announces completion of new rooms ready for occupancy. The update emphasizes availability and timely move in options for interested residents or clients seeking improved accommodations.
Mrs F J Herershat is reported indisposed. A B A Ghanier of Loteville visited. A Taylor erecting dwelling tolls near the Presbyterian church. A land sale deed brings citizens to town near Leopold. Rev Fr Bettels will conduct farewell service at Leopold church and depart for St Louis soon. Bank of Platte Hill sale arrives for moving to Marble Bank. doors to open. For sale a cow detecting outfit with 12 hp engine, Bellville aerator, and sawmill parts. Contact Rk G Huasson, Leopold Mo.
Hundreds of Bollinger chanty farmers and spouses rely on The Farmer and Stockman for poultry, sheep, dairy, horticulture, veterinary topics. Last week’s poultry number offered expert articles on winter eggs, profitable poultry farming, care of fowls, turkey rearing, ducks, broilers, and winter chickens. The poultry sector now surpasses $900 million yearly, a major growing industry. subscription offers through the paper’s office with a favorable rate via The Parse.
A long rural column recounts weather, local events, and notable visits in California including rain, a windstorm, and a royal Chinese visit to San Francisco. It notes diary impressions of crops, the death of a Corning dog, and local business developments such as Maywood Poultry Farm’s expansion and stock offerings by Pacific States Mining & Investment Company. Potential Interstate Commerce changes threaten California fruit competitiveness.
The letter discusses California produce logistics over long distances, rail rates, and a proposed distribution policy under federal control. It notes a creamery planned for Glermin e with a butter milk and ice cream counter, and mentions a local newspaper claim butter milk as a summer beverage. The letter also notes a turkey shipment example and the sudden death of Peter Wintara in Corning California.
The notice touts the Globe-Democrat of St Louis as supreme in the west and urges readers to subscribe. It lists pricing for daily and Sunday editions, offers a free sample, and mentions a twice-a-week issue advertised elsewhere. It emphasizes value and asks readers to order or request a free copy.
Latesville residents Marvin Burns and J A McGlothlin were seen in town with other locals visiting and traveling to nearby towns. Ed Beck and Peter Welker were noted postmasters passing through, while households report illness, moves, and plans to relocate to Warren Arkansas and Fredericktown. The M E Church South presiding elder will preach in the valley, with Rev Johnson and Rev J A Ruell visiting. Notices include estate matters, probate, and farm journal promotions.
The Bollinger county Probate Court fixes settlement dates for February term starting February 12, 1908. Guardians and administrators including J. A. Blagle Walter Bennett Maggie Bidewell Sherman Bidewell Mary A. Biggs E. P. Biggs L. Courtney Henry Manaker Cato Mat guar Alma Greenwood Mordia Grindstaff J. L. Grindetaff Grimsley Quincy Hahn Emil TuvRaDAT Wm Webb George Jones J. H. Johnson Marion Johnson J. A. Slagle Gifford Lutes Emanuel Mouser P.M. Poston Susan A. SATURDAY F. M. Wella Eliza beth Gcieper John I. Conrad Peter Gratler J. V. Glinkard A. Stepp J. W. Glepp Rovelle Wilfong are listed for proceedings in Bollinger County Probate Court during the February term.
Howell recalls a joke about a man with a lantern seeking honesty. Powell quips that today someone would strap the lantern. This is featured in the Woman's Hone Companion for January.
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