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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
8
Fragmented notes report garden and farming tasks with early sowing in mind. Mentions Mee James, Neal Scott, Walter Darnell, Joseph Reas, Satuntas, and local farm routines amid damp conditions and a pale forecast.
An OCR damaged report chronicles a Saturday event affecting a family, mentioning a husband and wife, a life in danger or death, and references to a daughter and relatives. The text names several individuals and hints at a court or life event surrounding a domestic incident.
Fragmentary notes recount Patton meetings and local social visits. Mentions Nogent, Dr. Sam, Kos purchases, Mergent, Lewis Mies, Martin ORefty, Mortapevilhe, Lalite Fulton, Kellys, Chas Kubiman family, Ren Jahnxom, Fal Dennis family, Ty Retvewia, Judge Don Conrad and family, farmers of Omaha region, Redlewer and sons, Alice Marshall’s illness improvement, and casual remarks about rainy weather and local gatherings.
Local note from Brush Creek recalls residents visiting relatives and church events. A.W. Rowe and family visited Sunday, Miss Ads Fields and Miss Marie Collins from Sikeston visited their uncle D. W. Rowe. Sturdivant attended a farm gathering. Frank Rowe joined prayer meeting. Success to The Press and readers. Two Little Ones.
SHRUM Health is generally good in our vicinity. Miss Stella Burton visited Miss Geraldine Pair Saturday and Sunday.
Bal Cobb and family moved to Grover Pave farm while Tiewer Pate and family from Mar Quand charter Ea Cobb. Saturday and Sunday events at The Hurricate School closed. Miss Zimmerman taught from home Saturday. Hearty Falton set up a business trip to Chlew Allen. Mose Leoin and family visited Morcion Tyres Sterley. Denton farm sent a business trip to Taateeville on Thursday. Tree preaching at New Solon on mer and Sunday Rod Ke tai reed merry oath cteetta from chu part of the meuantry. Pendeluder teammart arrived after the hageenings. Mrs Hy Bollinger and daughter visited her son Charles Bal lhrarer Sunday. Tom Barnette and children visited Mrs Bur nette's brother John Hollinger. Lots of hauling last week. Dock Clifton came from Fredericktown to Mr Manken's Wribrarss. Miss Diss Chockene visited Charles Bollinger to chat a few days. Blue Bird.
Sunday night singing and socials are described with multiple names and places such as Mra Patri Pierers, John Mayfield, Hopkins store, Mar ble Hell, and Linnaln creek vicinity. Several residents, visits, and casual gatherings are noted along with a brief health remark and a candy-breakline from John Mayfield’s Saturday night. The piece references many local residents visiting kin and neighbors across town.
Fragmented OCR reads invites from FH Eifrank W M R WA DeWitt secretary for a meeting or notice. Names listed include Transient, likely local officials, with schedule mentions of monthly rights and dates.
Reported by a local correspondent as various residents socialize and visit. Health is generally good with some chickenpox cases. Lowell Rast bought hogs. EH Gonnor and families visit Christian Crites. Hosea Seahaugh family and Violetta Jones visit. Tarties Tavie and Grace Seahaugh visit. Kirgus Crites visits Christian Crites. Purvis Crites visits with Christian Crites. Nellie Gilliland, teacher at Hamestring school, visits home.
Our column records farmers preparing to raise a crop of corn and several holding plowing sessions. Lincoln and Son repair a house for Dr. Limbaugh on James Creek. Mr and Mrs Bob Tallent visited Mr and Mrs Danes Schrock last Sunday. The singing at Mrs Fannie Pierce's Sunday night was well attended. L L Bridges, our merchant, appears to be thriving in business. Our mail carrier, Mr Cameron, ...
A Dunklin Democrat excerpt notes hogs root pastures and pens possibly due to dietary deficiencies. Dr. John M. Byward of the Iowa Experiment Station at Ames is testing feeds to identify the best diet and to answer why hogs root, aiming to curb rooting through improved nutrition.
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