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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1916

Page

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Faroe County orchard sprayed to boost yield study

A DeKalb Missouri farmer sprayed his apple orchard after attending the Short Course in Agriculture at the University. The spray cost 725 dollars in materials and the farmer earned nearly that amount back from the harvest. The course, led by Frovary and 11K, helped show better cultivation and spraying practices that could lift future yields. the farmer plans to do his own work next time. The report notes strong winter conditions, rail freight issues, and ongoing agricultural experiments.

DeKalb County Missouri Conerny Coleyida Che Low Petarns Los Bancoes Department of Agriculture State Normal School Cape Girardeau

On Charity and town compliments in hard times

A terse local reflection on compliments from town residents. The speaker notes how praise can feel like a loan demand when money is tight, and recalls a moment when a city visitor pressed for payment, prompting the speaker to offer what help they can despite strain.

Redaction and Charity Behind Local Fallout

A letter from Superintendant Chorn details community acts of charity amid rural district life and laments the need for redaction. The piece then reports a complaint about fire insurance policy discrimination across Bollinger and eight neighboring counties, urging removal of the disparate rates effective from that date.

Bollinger Butter Dunklin Madison Mississippi New Madrid Peniscot Stoddard Scott Wayne Ariots

Funeral rites and obsequies recount community loss

Estes Brothers Marble Hill Missouri recalls the death of John Stevens and remembers his life in a long oblique tribute. The obituary notes his family, church ties, and the sorrow of friends and relatives. It details survivors and a funeral at Bethany Church with interment in Clay Creek Cemetery, ending with a devotional lament for the departed and expressions of faith.

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Bar and Osborn Rival on Harrows and Separators

The note mentions UY Bar and OSBORN rivaling in harrows and separators with references to stock, form wagon, pid Hercules budgies, and Delaval Separator. It reflects a historical trade catalog style with mixed terms and unclear specifics.

UY Bar Osborn Disc Harrows

Death of Bollinger County Resident Frank Yount

Frank Yount, a respected Bollinger County citizen, died suddenly at his home near Yount Mo on February 3 1916. He was born October 20 1845 and lived to about seventy years. His spouse Mary R Dewese and several children survived him.

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