Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details about a local sale action with readable fragments naming the sale type and local officials.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1910
Page
8
A damaged newspaper notice provides partial details about a local sale action with readable fragments naming the sale type and local officials.
A garbled OCR item mentions Lee and a nan fleic stru, unclear roles or actions. Readable fragments show a person named Lee connected to a local matter, but specifics are not recoverable from the text.
The manual text appears to note weekly publication by Hill and Chandler as publishers and a stamped entry at Marlije Hill post office. The readable fragment indicates a historical newspaper imprint with generic publication details and postal entry.
Our Correspondents report mixed weather effects and local events. The piece mentions farmers affected by wet conditions near Fort Alwrch and references names such as Miller and George Skawes, with notes on residence and recent activity around Cap Hindow and Verne beneteny.
The item reports George Witink of Orin receiving a delivery Tuesday of horses purchased near Marble Hill. Uncle Joe Radin’s horse ranch in Drum is noted with a veterinary visit by Dr. Masters of Lutesville. Dr. Moulder, the Puxico telephone man, was in Leopold, and FG Chippard is constructing a large hay barn near Laflin.
Miss Anis Marktian is very sick and Miss Clara Watts’s daughter Mrs Susan Watts of Hessville is mourned by many after Clara’s passing Sunday morning February 10 1910. Dennis Hortell returned from Oru last Week and Nellie Whitener of Marquand is visiting. Mary June’s party drew a large crowd while Miss Murray works near ninety in the cool Ware. A Jonny Kin Rew.tte towers filled his regular apis apartment at Union church Sunday. Our farmers plowing for corn. Gop Bis.
Gripsy Rev B Yount missed his appointment this week. Mrs Warren Gillilan and children visited her daughter Mrs A J Jackson Sunday. Mr and Mrs W A Gibbs visited M M Hinkle and family Sunday. A county phone system is coming soon. Mrs W L D Hinkle visited M M Hinkle Sunday. Miss Sarah Jackson visiting home folks from Lowndes. Misa Ora Atchison of Lowndes visiting R 8 Overton's. Miss Mollie Hardesty and Rosa England shopped in town. W D Hinkle had business at Lowndes Thursday. Mr and Mrs W S Fox guests of M M Hinkle and family Sunday. Robert England home from Puxico Friday. A FARMER.
The article notes a strike affecting a Lackey A Speer run sawmill in the county with WH Sides cutting logs for a new mill. Lon Speer is fireman at the mill, while Dellinger clears ground to boost appearance and value. Visitors and local names appear in a period community notice style.
Community notes report social visits by ElsVimes and Kit Rodames family to Joseph Green and others. A Sunday entertainment at Scopus sebor ended the week with a large attendance. Several residents attended the closing exercises of a local school and others hosted or traded goods in neighborly exchanges.
Weathered notes record visits by Mis, Missex, and Blanch Wallis to Spod Wallis's Miss Texte Yount of Mayfield. Anton Klein’s family plans to move to St Louis. Houston Robinson hauls ties to Glen Allen. Miss Clara Peters and Miss Schrack are seen at Seopyis. A. Sample visits Marble Hill. A Reaper also noted.
Sickness circulates in Grassy area with Chole Tom Cooper and wit ill, Mrs Ed Carter troubled by grip. Hiram Fowler visited Clobb Creek on business. Reuben Abernathy's sing spurs crowds, Hi M Fowler from Borg visited. Walter Ellis sold a fine horses to buyer at Allbright for 300 dollars. J W Fowler bought a horse from L A Darnell. Ettie Cooper guest of Irene Fowler. Store music night drew good attendance. Mr and Mrs Harrison Robins noted.
Robert Barrett visited some folks Sunday. Halley's comet expected February 19. Groundhog saw his shadow, predicting six more weeks of winter weather. Free Ranarn.
A garbled local report notes several residents attending the Seahus school closing exercises Friday night. Mentions of Mayfield, Will Mayfield College, Patton, Pat Hoth, Marble Pill, Tarteseille, Hessetlle, Knorge Gireen, James creek, and Jobe Starkey appear with scattered activities including visits, wheat transport, candy breaking, and a recitation by B C Douglass.
Fla and Sarah Abernathy visit relatives near Ridings Sandia JOP Masters of Dunkin county. The Vicemity reports families selling farms to Ehsha Fulton and mentions illness from Van Stevens’s son. Mrs snal, Masters family, and Bertha Welker visit kin. A J Masters to bedside of sister Mrs Crromer. Ridings visits father on Crooked Creek. Henry Rhodes buys forty acres valley land. GW Long seen in area.
Greenbrier residents plan spring work as Graven and Hughes open new merchant venture and Lloyd Mercantile completes a storehouse. James Crosby builds wire fencing while A S Ramsey and Garnett improve his farm. James Star buys hogs. T W Davis travels. local boycott sentiment grows amid a music visit by four young men to Mr and Mrs Croaky.
A cluttered local page reports a school closing March 12 under Miss Eli Fish, social visits by Mrs. Miller to Mrs. Jeia Sample, and health concerns prompting travels to Hot Springs. Sheriff Nenninger notes meetings, a trust deed notice for property in Bollinger county, and a public auction scheduled for February 1, 1010 involving land parcels tied to Andrew Clippard.
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