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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
5
Local items from Fredericktown area include visits by Squire Man Kinder and Judge Wells, births at home of Mr and Mrs J S Merl Rabangely, and students and residents moving through town. Mentions of schools, churchs, and local business notices, with several personal updates and community events throughout the week.
An OCR fragment outlines government job ads including Railway Mail Clerks salaries from 800 to 1200 and mentions examinations for clerks, stenographers, and other positions. It notes contact details for instruction and hints at related notices about marriages, local events, and a Farm Progress subscription offer from Louis, Missouri.
Fragmentary notes describe sales, prospects, and operations of canning factories and a regional telephone exchange. Mentions Patton company, Marble City, and county lines with planned improvements and connections. No clear narrative. many broken names and dates scattered through the text.
Royal Arch organizers gathered with Grand Lecturer Vogelaing of St. Louis aiding the session. Election of Hib Priest L Wentworth and other officers noted, with Capts and Principes listed among attendees. Names such as W. Presnell and M Bowell Apel Chipeta J appear in the roster.
Testimonials from JOHN BUSH of Waterville Maine and JOSEPH FRANKOWICK of Detroit Michigan praise Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as the best remedy for headache. The pill is said to relieve headaches quickly without stomach upset or after effects. The ad notes the product is sold by druggists with a money back guarantee if the package is refused.
Lutesville News reports a flurry of regional movement and visits. Prof Lehiveter mailed to Hollek Tuesday, returning Wednesday. A Graham and family moved to a newly traded farm. Superintendent Brows from Cooperage Company was in town this week. Frank Hope and cousin travelled via Oran. Mrs Spah’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Menser, visited Maint. comers Faker attitudes the tenet of Chloe Pete Baker Cane cereal Monday.
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