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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1920
Page
8
A rough mess of names and places notes several social calls and visits. Rh F. La health notes and Cape trip mentioned. Mrs Allie Croy and family seen, with various visits by Crow, McKinney, Koppler, Kaiser, and others across town.
A garbled OCR record lists names and events from Fredericktown social circles. Mentions Maude Barrett, Miss Mellee Mee, Claude Jackson, and other locals with fragmented phrases about visits, rosters, and gatherings across a few days.
Beutel visits city this week and Alfred Gort and others in town. Richard Ita and Charles Tou travel from Las City on leasing business while St. Louis trip ministers a busy week. Motabiy shipment and Terry move wallets of hogs. Belchamber, Willy Baker, and Pete Baker travel for family matters. Lawn School progresses under Miss Geneva Wallis. no school Friday due to high water. Miss Olive Welker to teach at Bessville next week. Slinkards fencing a field and maple syrup work. Yount to finish grist mill. Misses Feru and Mary Marshall noted.
Fragmented notes recount visits by Misses Sarepia and Lelia Rhodes this week and local social details. Mentions weather, a business setback, Cape Cindead visits, and family matters among residents with scattered names and dates.
Nother from Crooked Creek reports ill people and visits in Hartisen Sitshord’s area. Families, kin, and neighbors such as Nelle, Ligeti, Nettie Seth, Ladin, Jet Higset, and Kaelen Lestat’s circle are noted for gatherings, sickness, and church-related events over the weekend into Sunday. A wedding party and a revival at Pleasant Valley are mentioned amid travel to Stow Lows for a sick relative.
A wartime broadcast urges Prem Church schools labor unions and civic bodies to teach the true purpose of Bolshevik propaganda. It claims defenders of freedom must oppose foreign influence, urging vigilance against subversive movements and promising government action to preserve peace and order.
A fragmentary and charged text describes red pamphlets circulated among American troops in the North, urging mutiny against officers and detailing calls to solidarity with workers, with propagandistic lines urging rebellion and defiance of command. The piece presents a mix of revolutionary rhetoric and denunciation of capitalists.
Obituary note for Dottie Lincoln who died January 30 in her teens. The piece mourns the loss, mentions a mother husband and two daughters, and urges a faithful life to meet her in heaven. Also included is a short ministerial verse and an antiseptic advertisement for borozone by a druggist.
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