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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1921
Page
4
A memorial tribute from the Farmington News to Rev J H Done mon and a community note of appreciation. The piece honors his life as a devoted church member and father, reflecting on Christian living and the impact of his ministry.
February county court session approved pay for numerous district officials and care for the poor, appointed road overseers, and authorized various bonds, surveys, and expenditures for roads, schools, and county services. Notable items include payments to district judges, commissioners, and constables, and decisions on road districts, public roads, and school funds.
The fragment reports harsh winter weather with snow reducing forest fire work, mentions Mrs Mary James and Frances Jordan traveling to Withers farm, three James boys at A P Sherman Roya, and preaching plans by Rew Baker at Lith Vine and Sunday services. New mailman Jim Phil line declines pay for Saturday amid poor conditions.
Health notes mention Thornburg in good condition during wintry weather. A sniper event at Hog Creek Wednesday night draws attention. Local names Lander Moller and Bear Jackson appear with social visits and family movements around Dongola and Marble Hill.
A fragment notes visits by Paul and Pearl Cobb to Ada Schreiner in Kensal and a burned hand of Proffer’s baby, with Margraret Huffman improving from illness. David Grent saw N W Huffman. Schrum, formerly of Madison County, arrested for attempting to cash a $20 check linked to a T R Smith alias, bond posted.
On Thursday the sheriff of Adison came to Farmington seeking Sehrum on a warrant charging forgery tied to a Kentucky check. The piece notes widespread winter weather and a jumble of local names and events, including gatherings, visits, and a hospital scene as winter lingers.
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