Tas Mana Hin Press Publishes Thursdays
A brief notice states Tas Mana Hin Press publishes every Thursday under Hill and Chandler, with publishers and imprint details noted as a historical newspaper item.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1916
Page
8
A brief notice states Tas Mana Hin Press publishes every Thursday under Hill and Chandler, with publishers and imprint details noted as a historical newspaper item.
Our Correspondents report routines and visits by ministers and residents. Rev M Stratton filled services at Locust Grove and visited his sister Mrs Newt. Fox Omrie Pierce attended Bark's Chapel and church events. H Bryan Stowe and L Clarence Allen spent the weekend with family. Weather and accidents: last week’s rain damaged farms along creeks and washed away Hot Creek Bridge at Huskey Wis. Bryan Stonegoad had misfortune returning from visiting his best friend. his horse fell, leaving him in mud. An entertainment at Union Ridge School is planned Friday night and Rev Joseph Simpson of Marble Hall preached at Hamestring Sunday. Lutes Mercantile and Land and Lumber Co. hosted vehicle activity Saturday. sews are scarce this week. E Laerow.
Last Friday closed the fifth month of school and the High school shows strength with a strong attendance. The seventh and eighth grades trail behind. Roy James visited his parents and plans to finish the year's work in Lutesville High. Prof Gladisi’s department will direct chapel on Friday night with an Honest Abe program led by Ira E. Weixer.
Water stood high in the Jackson area Friday and Saturday as residents made trips and visits. Rosa Schroeder and son Willie went to Jackson on a Wednesday, and several families including the Meiers and Brennekes had business trips. Greer Davis and family suffered a severe grip, while Miss Annie Sperling visited K. R. Meier’s household. Mase Sneider contemplates moving to Delia onto John Sneider’s farm.
A column mixes a testimonial for Cardus the woman's tonic from Mrs. Anna Jones of Onawa Iowa, claiming health gains from 115 to 163 pounds and renewed vigor, alongside village news from Lowndes and Pleasant Valley. Local road spending and bond ideas are debated, a skunk-hunting anecdote closes the item.
Borroe Press reports persistent rain and flooding affecting mail routes and bridges, social visits, and daily tasks. Local residents like Rev EL Buckner, Tivis Saytler, and Johnson Dalton feature in brief updates amid illnesses, new houses, and car/horse trades. Dr W H Mayfield's illness prompts widespread chapel services at the Will Mayfield College community.
The roll shows several new students including Edward Annie and Lonie Slinkard Ophie Nichols and John Doggett with more expected. Officials anticipate Will Mayfield College will have one of its most prosperous years as plans are set to advance.
A fragment notes Buchanan Hiello and others in a casual check on health stating most are reasonably well in the area aside from colds and the grip. Mention is made of Mee Ola Dunn and a little son in the vicinity.
Chaney swears an oath that the firm will pay a sum per bottle for each cure and asserts their eye remedy treats cataracts. The notice invites readers to Bend for free tests and advertises The Take Mall's Family Pills for constipation from Toledo druggists.
A poem expresses a speaker living for those who love and aid their spirit. It lauds bards patriots and martyrs while seeking wisdom through personal affliction and shared humanity. The text also includes garbled lines about disease in animals and a call to trace lineage.
A garbled report notes James Titian and Monnie Tuffarn moving into a new levee area while others like Mrs George Barks and Luther Gamelry travel to Jackson and Whitewater on Tuesday. It mentions Henley and nearby whereabouts in a compact community update.
Birds offered at Mickle Hill Mo by W A Davaver with eggs per setting and cockrels priced from $2 to $250. The listing markets high bred poultry and mentions eggs per setting and various price ranges.
Department of the Interior notice from Springfield Missouri dated January 27 1016 states Jasper L Webb of Zalma Missouri has filed intent to make five year proof to establish a homestead claim on the NW quarter of the SE quarter Section 27 Township 29N Range JE fifth principal meridian. Witnesses named P N Golden T J Ladd William Ladd and A J Williams. Register A J Howry.
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