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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1912
Page
4
Washington correspondence recounts a banquet in New York with Gary delivering a benevolent speech on welfare and labor forks, while warnings about trusts and tariff policy echo across the Capitol including debates on child welfare and protection laws. The piece blends political commentary with local notices and a wave of names from industry and society.
You failed to make a good crop last year. Start right by getting the best plow made an Oliver or a Bhownt’s True Blue. They are reputed for long life and light drafts. Repairs in stock. We also take trade ins. Ask for cash register receipts they beat interest.
C A Walker and HB Cole traveled to Sikeston on business. The Baceas family moved to Girardeau. Saturday Park Smith and family returned to Arkansas. Fresh Northern Garden Seed sold bulk at Walker's Hardware in Lutesville. Mr and Mrs Grover Allgood visited his parents last Sunday. Miss Belle Hickam returned to St Louis after nursing Pinkney Shrum for three weeks. Walter Denman and wife attended William S. King’s funeral. Marvin Crites ended a term at Dry Creek schoolhouse Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Clint Denman of Farmington visited Sunday for King funeral services. Charlie King of Serf, Cal arrived seeking King’s funeral.
William S King was honored at a Sunday funeral held at the family residence in Lutesville Missouri. Rev Saville of Fredericktown led the ME Church South pastorate, with the Modern Woodmen conducting the interment. Attendees included family members from Glen Allen Doniphan Wellsville and Kennett. undertaker Kennett Norwine assisted with embalming and arrangements.
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