Marble Hill Press Weekly Publication Note
The Marble Hill Press operates weekly on Thursdays with Mill and Chandler as publishers. It is entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class mail.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1914
Page
8
Our Correspondents From Marquand Letter
Miss Lela Lett visited home folks at Marquand Saturday and reports her sister on the sic list. Miss Eula Davault, our vocal music teacher, missed days due to sickness but is back in school. Rev W A Davault preached at the Baptist church Sunday to a large congregation and will preach here again the third Sunday in March. Weather remains hot, local news notes include illness, returns home, and spring work looms ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Lett
Marquand
Eula Davault
W. A. Davault
Sam
Messrs
Pink
Ling Ca
Johnny
Ed Seabaugh
Ilinois
Bollinger
Wash” Snider
John
James Scott
James
A. P. Cunningham
Cape
Chas. Cunningham
John Younger
Myrtle Sittes
Stella Barrett
Grover Myers
Orville Burk
Charley Thomas
Nina McKenzie
Adam Sitzes
Nellie Hefner
McMinn
Joe Bess
Turkey Creek
Rox
Winter Gossip and Local Moves at Marble Hill
Local notes record visiting relatives of Lige Whitener near MarGuub thin, returning residents like Ed Seabaugh to town, and shifts such as A P Cunningham moving to Cape and Ed Seabaugh into Charles Cunningham’s house. Snowball category items note health, school progress, and community pastimes amid cold weather. several residents travel to Marble Hill and Lutesville for sales, business, and visits, with multiple mentions of families and neighbors including Blanken, Schreiner, Bollinger, and Harris households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Blanken
Henry Schreiner
Herman Blanken
Robert Hitler
George Wesley Schreiner
Lutesville
BR. A. Bazzeil
Dock Welch
Marble Hill
Jess Henley
William Slinkard
Albert Crader
Billie Ramsey
Herman Rastl
Luther Proffer
Andy Bollinger
Patchy Patton News Roundup of Births Visits and Accident
A local page recounts minor incidents and life events from Patton area. Mrs Hartley breaks arm after buggy overturn near Dr O Kelley's office. she is treated and recovering. Births note daughters for Grindstaff and Dennis families in February. Residents move, visit, or shop. snow disrupts Charles Yamnitz moving plans. Local school attendance and weather Mentioned with scattered community details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Dennis
Babe
Charles Yamnitz
Brewer
Brown Clippard
Henry Barks
Oak Ridge
Our Town
Mr Barks
Sarah Bulliner
A.W. Slover
Dave Rollins
Bollinger
Rutherford Bollinger
Qhir
Bertha
Carrie Henson
Pearl Marshall
Fredericktown
Patton
Local Happenings and Neighborly News
Murphy and wife visited San Sells for new items while Mr and Mrs Morrison urged a trip to Adsaner. Churned Sunday preached by Von Bess as JW Wampler reported high pests and a fine air. Shell and Ellison Harris advanced on business Saturday. M Crites plans to go south and Jos F Vangennip buys hogs. Citizens came to town early and sent best wishes to Tar Perss Ma and I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murphy
Adsaner
Risteart Mustagyrtie
Chas Lampher
Iter von Bess
JW Wampler
Will Shell
Ellison Harris
M. Crites
Jos
F. Vangennip
Community Notes From Buchanan Area Recount Local Happenings
Buchanan residents share snowfall news with townsfolk while Everett Tallent hosts a well attended Saturday night singing. John Jackson moves in to handle mail service and Grover Myers visits M. J. Francis. Maple sugaring, gun trades, farm improvements, and school closure are noted along with several local visits and household changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Tallent
John Jackson
Grover Myers
M. J. Francis
Otto Dunn
Ao Ho Dunn
Missouri banking reform efforts led by Mahan and partners
A Missouri wide push for banking reform emerged led by Mahan and allies with support from St Louis commercial clubs and farmers unions. The drive aimed to establish a democratic, stable banking system, backed by notable figures like George Markham and Wells, and tied to a national effort influenced by New York and other cities.
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Hvelnoehnen
Farieyce
Ae Bank
George
Markham
St Louie
George A. Millhan
Ilannibal
Missieaipo
Cides
St Jedis
Mehatl
Tale Charee
Mr Moehens
St Leouls Dietress
Wannibhal Odmeserdal Club
Fiem
Chile
Viscoort
Raaninatios
Bankite
St Tami
Ch-ace
Ueorke W. Sigumnena
Simmons Handware Company
St. Louie
National
Vilgene League of Missouri
Campalvs
Mr Mahan
Arine Wet
Mahan
Missouri
Miscouri
Holla Wells
St. Louis Fe
Federal Reserve Board
Wells
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Bollinger County Abstract Ce
Mike
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Rocre Mo Crasoure
Henry Elfrank Lutesville
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