21 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1907
Page
1
Fragmented local report covers a burned depot near a road known as the old rink link, with mention of officials debating relief reforms in Mississippi arrows. The piece references General Ponte and a pension debate, plus a fatal shooting in Malden involving L Brannon and attorney D Ry.
Scattered community items report H Richardson visiting relatives near Greenbrier and returning home. Hawn & Son busy with work as Dunn returns after a spell. several local families visited relatives and attended services at Mt. Carmel and Marquand. Neighborly visits, farm tasks, and a wood-cutting surprise noted among residents including Uncle Hawn and family.
May tela notes health fair as farmers plow and sow oats. T. A. Pulton is adding to his barn while Charley Peiliem and wife visit Mr Carmel. Local trades and farm life depicted with brief mentions of Kentley and Mayfield as the scene centers on agricultural activity.
A fragmentary diary style item lists Joseph Seabaugh visiting Bedgewickville and planning to return home Sunday. JOP Mayfield visited J F Man tors near Harricane recently. Elisha Fulton secured employment with Ht M Grindsteff near Patton. RB Baar also mentioned.
Sbrum district reports busy farming with plowing for on s. H Bess moved to farm. James Davault and daughter Maude visited A J Lincoln's Sunday. Maude Wallis visited uncle Jacob Wallis family Sunday. C W Sehhnell at Mr Ridings. Texie Yount visiting home folks. Blanche and Gertrude Pair visited Alice McPherson Inst. Bisings. Young folks held a surprise party Saturday night. Juling Robina to finish new barn soon. Shram school closes February 28 and Lutes echo closes March. Mr Smith, Glen Allen merchant, seen in neighborhood recently. Navajo.
AF C Meldram and family spent Sunday in Marquand Mrs J A Bitees attended Union Church Some farmers plowing this weather Rickets and Son of Oairo purchased Whitener enwrill Quarterly meeting at Tinton church on Monday after the second Sunday in March Prayer meeting Thursday at Ed Bander's Tra Collier and family visited Marquand Relatives Mrs William Delano of Ironton visiting aunt Mrs Griffith Veater Venable and family spent Sunday with his father L C Griffiths Sunday grain ry id at teacher's home Friday Miss Lorn Ellinghouse spent Sunday at her old home Rev Wood filled his appointment.
Fragmented readable text mentions Vallie Stowell with pneumonis and farmers using good weather to work rails. Mentions Mrs Walter Barford of Lutesville passing through on Sunday and Slinkard of St.
Last Friday and report a pleasant time. Kyverett Kates and Miss Phena Fox near Marble Hill were married at the bride’s parents February 14. Cedar Fork headlines a protracted age weather and local visits include John Schrock of Oak Mount visiting Berthold. Myrtle Newell visits relatives. Jomo Page was sick briefly. Rev J N Stone made a trip to Marble Hill. Cedar Branch school closing exercises on the 12th praised by Rev Jesse Page and board member. Miss Yount’s teaching praised. Mount Zion service held. Marvin Bollinger and Lee Mayfield attended Cedar Branch closing. Miss Landy Your of Union Ridge visited nearby. The note ends with a local family sign and closing.
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at farmers and townsfolk observing groundhog lore and early plow activity. The text references weather expectations, a concert or event closing with a Viet and mentions Porter factors, but details are unclear.
Fragmentary report describes activity around Clubb Creek with mentions of timber near the creek, a claim of mink dyeing, Monroe Fowler the fireman being cleared, and plans to teach corn raising. It notes mule drivers, farmers sowing oats and plowing, and Wiseman moving from the Cape to Clubbereck to establish a future home at Onaenview.
Health is good in the area. Mia Addie Helderman and baby Fer n from Gravel Hill visited Early Crador. Uncle Joe Lesley kept his regular Grove Sunday appointment. Eli Nations has a net barn under construction with Fred Slinkard as carpenter. Colbert Snider cut his toe while splitting timber and faces a slow recovery. Marshal Lessley and Columbia Brown reported Marble Hill roads impassable. J. M. Crader and family visited Mrs Crader’s parents near Hankey. Andrew Alten plans a new house and sawmill with his father. Some young folks attended a candy breaking at Mrs Lovedon’s Gravel Mill last Friday. weddings awaited but not yet materialized. Guy, 1B
Union Ridge residents share news of marriages and visits as well as church services and school events. A February 14 marriage at a bride's home is noted, with many neighbors visiting, family moves, and ongoing illnesses and church activities.
A disjointed ad urges immediate action to save hair using Ayer's Hair Vigor. It promises a healthy scalp and hair growth though the text is garbled and difficult to parse. The message emphasizes quick decision and product use to prevent shedding.
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