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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1914
Page
5
Trains arrive at North 492 Local Freight 422 Passenger and South 491 Local Freight 423 Passenger. Local news covers town visits, property for sale, livestock, farming gear, and various notices. Includes dental, real estate, and legal items, plus church and community events with several named local residents and businesses.
A mix of ads and notices including prices for groceries and household items at Standard Areas Goods Co. and a potential new bank near the depot. Also mentions Rev James A. Lewis praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a sale offer for Rev T H Jenkins's History of Old Bethel Church.
The bank highlights years of hard work and prudent management and invites deposits of any size. It emphasizes safe warding of funds, care for customers, and community upbuilding while promising interest on time deposits and convenient banking services. Marble Hill bank aims to identify customers with its secure facilities.
Brief classified note advertises a for sale item described as a Wf in Tallent Massachusetts with the purchaser urged to respond quickly. The fragmentary text names Tallent and Ma and uses a terse call to action.
Aman Green died at his father's home near Mayfield's store. He was 24 years old, leaving a widow, a baby, his father, three brothers, and two sisters. He had joined Whitewater Baptist Church years ago and bore his suffering bravely. Funeral services were conducted by the author, with burial in Pulliam Cemetery near Cheney City. Submissions note local Holllinger county readers.
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