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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1904
Page
4
Train arrivals listed for Lutesville include North bound Passenger 20 and 24, South bound Passenger 29 and 23, North bound Local 76 and , South bound Local 77 and . Times shown include 1:17 and 2m with 1205 pm and 1245 pm noted in garbled form.
Local items report visitors, subscriptions, and renewals for The Press. Names include Dr. GO. A. Jamison Elgin Ark Rev W.A. Davault and Mrs. Sarah L. Myrick Lutesville. Subscriptions from Marion Daugherty Millcreek Ind Ter and H. Shaffer St. Louis. Also mentions Smiths Marble Hill clothing sale and various local purchases and moves.
Joseph Berryman of Frederick town opens a full Livery Stable outfit in Lutesville with hearse rubber tire buggy teams and single or double rigs. He solicits your patronage and guarantees careful horses along the river trade.
Dr W A Reynolds of NY Cape Girardeau will be at the Jamison House Monday February 22 and remain the week for all kinds of dental work. Call early. D 3 Bennick visits town from Flat River and reports Desloge labor troubles easing. Marriage of Miss Mabel Estella Hatcher to John August Lofgren announced for February 25 in Greely Colorado.
Farmers are urged to bring their broom coin to W.8 Chariton at Hahn as the broom man offers to make it up on shares or pay the market price.
Forty acres improved with two room frame house cistern potato house bearing orchard and two acre strawberry bed. Includes good sweet potato and strawberry soil suitable for farming near W M College.
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