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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1908

Page

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Missouri’s Mighty Claims in Princeton May Press

The Princeton May Press extols Missouri as a model state listing achievements: twenty three state institutions, no crop failure, leading clover production, more stock farms, largest blue grass acreage, biggest permanent school fund, top share of world corn, substantial zinc output, most apple trees, strong farm land gains, highest cotton yield per acre, and lowest taxation rate among states.

Princeton May Missouri Ls Union United States

Smith’s two key committees boost new congressman

Festus News notes Speaker Cannon assigned Madison R. Smith to labor and Mississippi river levee and improvements committees, a historic honor for his minority party district. Despite initial opposition, Smith’s bold backing from Williams Clark and others secured the posts, boosting his profile for re nomination.

Joseph G. Cannon Madison R. Smith Smmith Cannon Congressman Smith John Sharp Williams Champ Clark Smith Festus News

Confidence, money, and Bryanism in early economic debate

A spirited critique urges abandoning the age of “confidence” as a guide for monetary policy. The author campaigns for a substantial monetary system, dismissing confidence as a tool of financiers and proposing Bryanist remedies to stabilize the economy and curb raids on value.

Bryan

Prisoners Escape From Greenville Jail Night of December First

Southeast News reports two inmates escaped from Greenville jail on the night of December first. The aging building described as a poor facility for confinement sparked concern among readers.

Greenville

Plant closure ends local operations near the city

Unclear message reports a local plant shutting down due to a money trouble. Mr Seley states no resumption date. The phlount lies under a mile south and has operated for four to five years. Local workers sourced supplies here, and merchants fear losses from the shutdown.

Seley Phlount

School notes new enrollees and campus upgrades

Our correspondents report several absences among teachers and four students missing. Two new students, Homer Chandler and William Denton, joined Monday, with Linus Brides entering Tuesday. A new walkway is planned from the college front to the gate as Professor Sendricks works on improving buildings and campus during the holidays except Christmas Day.

Homer Chandler William Denton Linus Brides Thesday Professor Sendricks

Christmas Weather and Local Happenings

James Creel notes good health and mild Christmas weather. C J Mayfield sold a fine mule last week. Henry Bollinger’s Christmas night candy breaking drew a large crowd. Dr P M Mayfield and family from Portageville visited his father. Ora Propst’s home welcomed a big boy born December 50. Nancy Angle of Mayfield heads to Flat River for winter with her daughter. Bettie Limbaugh cut wood Saturday afternoon. Ora James left for Portageville for a new position. Willie Limbaugh of Texas visits relatives nearby. Dainty.

James Creel C.J. Mayfield Henry Bollinger P.M. Mayfield Babe Portageville J.J. Mayfield Ora Propst Nancy Angle Mayfield Flat River Bettie Limbaugh Ora James Willie Limbaugh Texas Dainty

Local Social Roundup From Flat River and Nearby Homes

Tallent notes sending items after long silence. Mr and Mrs J M Stone and son visited Flat River at Christmas. Miss Mary Kitchen visited sister Mrs W J Dennis. R I Coonbhs of Houston Texas visited his mother Mrs W G Kitchen. H J Moyers began building a new barn. Frank Bittle visited Lacy Biffle's. Grandma Muench listed as ill. N R Kitchen and wife visited W G Kitchen. Charles Armen of Neelys Landing visited parents. Mrs Quinins Harmon and family visited Sunday. W M Stanfill reported a cow choking Friday night. Curtis Dennis and wife with Sallie Kitchen visited home folks Saturday night. Spor.

Mr. Eprron J. M. Stone and Son Flat River Mary Kitchen W. J. Dennis R. I. Coonbhs Ilouston Texas W. G. Kitchen J. Moyers Frank Bittle Lacy Biffle Grandma Muench Charles [Armen Neelys Landing Mro Quinins

Local News From Ilushke Area This Holiday Season

A reader updates on Christmas observations and town happenings. George Reitzel Jr and Miss Matilda H Cornelius of St Louis wed on December 25 and visited relatives over the holidays. Otto Ritzel and Dora M Barks also married that day. John and Guy Lockhart traveled through Advance, Rev A A Stinkard and Mrs Stinkard from Purfordville spent Christmas with Henry Allen family. Yount Co moved sawing equipment to the county farm while Bertha Limbaugh leads the local school, and others send best wishes for happiness and prosperity.

Bateh George Reitzel, Jr Matilda H. Cornelius St. Louis George Reitzel John Guy Lockhart Advance A. A. Stinkard Purfordville Henry Allen Neal Morrison Salmon Rastl Otto Ritzel Dora M. Barks Patton Yount & Co Bertha Limbaugh Papa Prr

Drunk Branch ILealth and Rainy Weather Reflected in Notice

Fragmentary notes show unclear reference to Drunk Branch and ILealth with rain conditions. Mentions Tate and family visiting their daughter Mrs with vague context and no solid event or dates.

Tate

Christmas Gatherings and Local Changes in Marble Mil

Marblemil residents shared festive Christmas events and church services as Rev William Boutwell preached at Ebenezer. Nearby families like Hunziker and Cobb moved into new farms, Wrights and Lutes integrated into the community, and local social life included singing and a Christmas party. Observers note a cautious tone amid bank concerns and a continued countywide routine.

Obituaries and Local News From Union Cemetery Area

Died December 17 1907 Tar ley J Sanders eldest son of Mrs Maude Whitener Sanders Stevens of Marquand laid to rest in Union cemetery. Died December 27 107 pat Frederick and Roscoe Albright second son of Gieorge W Albright remains laid to rest in Union cemetery near Bessville. Large number of relatives attended both funerals. Born December 50 to Mr and Mrs W Hale a boy baby. Sam Bess and family visited at lon. J M Zimmermans Sunday. Prof W A Welker and Harold spent Sunday at Glen Allen. Rev Tall of Fredericktown conducted Sunday school at Union. Mr and Mrs Ira Welker of Fredericktown and Mr and Mrs Job Phelps of Lutesville spent Christmas at Joseph Arthur's. President Gray of Marvin college Fredericktown and his father in law hunted nearby and were guests of Rev J M Welker. Brisvithran.

Tarley J. Sanders Maude Whitener Sanders-Stevens Marquand Union Cemetery Mary Sanders Chaffee Fred Emile Mabuee Pat Frederick Roscoe Albright Gieorge W. Albright Bessville Hale Sam Bess Lon J. M. Zimmerman W. A. Welker Harold Glen Allen Tall Fredericktown Union Sunday Ira Welker Job Phelps Lutesville Joseph Arthur's President Gray Marvin Collee J. M. Welker Brisvithran

Possum Creel. Mr. Eprron.-I will try to pen

Readable fragments reveal a terse note in which a speaker named Possum Creel addresses Mr. Eprron. He states an intention to write or compose, signaling an onset of a literary effort or correspondence. The tone suggests early drafting or planning rather than a finished piece.

Mr. Eprron

Winter greetings from Waynetown residents and weddings

The column reports health notes from Vinemity and Whitewater with Mrs. George Stone ill with pneumonia. Paul Yount visits grandparents as Miss Dora Barks and Otto Retz wed at Rev. Patton’s home. N. E. B. Yount marries Dora Barks with Rev. Yount officiating. Lee Dockins family returns from visiting relatives. Wm B Yount attends state FP E CLUL meeting in Charleston. New Year wishes go to readers.

Dora Barks Lee Dockins Bertha Linda Yount J. SH. Yount N. EB. Yount J. H. Yount Wm. B. Yount Charleston FP. E. & Clul Missouri Tre

Local notes from Trt Press year opening

editor and readers wish a prosperous year. Christmas greetings are shared. Uncle Jack Pawn remains bedbound. James and Mrs Wallis of Shrum visited. Walter and Arthur Green with bridge crew near St Louis spent holidays with mother. Eflie Shrum visited grandparents Thoras Hawn. Will Hawn of Patton in St Louis medical college visited from Saturday to Monday. J P Hawn of Cape Girardeau visited A J Hawn. J P Hawn of Glen Allen and Mrs Kitchen visited Patton for a family reunion. George Marshall of Patton visiting. Norma Whitener returned to Madison County school after vacation. BE M Hawn visited Lutesville and Oran. Will McMahkan visited a friend on our creek at Christmas. J A Lates resumed school after holidays. seven weeks remain. Carrie Denmar of near here spent latter part of last week.

Trt Press Jack James Wallis Shrum Walter Arthur Green St. Louis Eflie Shrum Thoras Hawn Will Hawn Patton J. P. Hawn Cape Girardean Kitchen Newt Patton Mro George Marshall Sam" Hawn Norma Whitener Madison County BE. M. Hawn Lutesville Oran Will McMahkan Our

Relative and Friend Visit from Castor Area

Robert Finley and family from near Castor visit friends in this community with relatives and friends at Parm leton AAy.

Parmleton Robert Finley Near Castor

Health Improves as Families Share News Across Town

The column reports improving health, births, visits, and local events. Mr and Mrs Joseph Anderson welcomed a baby born December Tb 1407. Miss Mary Spiven of Whitewater and Miss Hester Snider of Cape Girardeau visit relatives. A stove accident injured a child. caution about explosives is urged. Local fraternal news notes Modern Woodmen meetings, officer elections, a failed claim settlement, and social gatherings. Public wishes for a happy new year close the item.

Joseph Anderson Mary Spiven Whitewater Lottie Zatti

Local social notes and district greetings in Missouri region

Health is reasonably cold. J W Palbright near Jackson visits relatives with Rev 1 pony. Seabaugh near Benton and sister Miss Meith teach at Cape Girardeau visit this vicinity. Ball at Priday’s. funeral of Mr Thipple in Pocahontas. Fountain Hahs of Fredericktown visits near Jackson and Cape Girardeau. Dan Seabaugh of Cape Girardeau visits. P S Statler had county business. Fred Stammers and Barney Kohlfelds visit Mrs Fulbright near Daisy. Eula Hahs staying at Yount’s hotel visits relatives. J Dri now a resident citizen. Charley enjoys rest. K N of A elect officers: Tavie Dram, Ora cle. Emma Dram, View Oracle. Josie Pulbrizhi, Receiver. Myrtle Dram, Recorder. Bee Sexbaugh, Marshal. Elia Statler, Inside Sentinel. Paige Statler, Outside Sentinel. M B A elects W S Smith president and D C Crites vice president and E K ...

C. West Yount J. W. Seabaugh Benton Meith Cape Crrardenau Joseph James Priday Drum Thipple Pocahontas Pridsay Fountain Hahs Fredericktown Jackson Dan Seabauch Cape Girardeau P. S. Statler Fred Stammers Barney Kohlfelds, Jr Daisy Charley K. N Tavie Dram Oracle Emma Dram View Oracle Josie Pulbrizhi Myrtle Dram Bee Sexbaugh Elia Statler Charissa Statler Inside Sentinel Paige S. Statler Outside Sentinel M. B. of A. Met W. S. Smith D. C. Crites E. K

Death of Miss Tuvie Poston at Guaney shill

Notice of multiple probate matters and obituaries from Bollinger and surrounding counties. Includes details of Miss Tuvie Poston dying of pneumonia at age four, funeral conducted by Joseph Simpson, with surviving relatives listed. Also advertises final settlement hearing for Jacob J. Conrad estate and letters of administration for H C Harty and T R McKinney estates with claim deadlines.

Tuvie Postons Beet Poston Jhy Stark Guaney Shill Tuvie Lafiin Barkseliupoleametery Joseph Simpson Thiat Iiestel Her Prieml. FM H.C. Harty Violinwer County Missouri Lewis Harry, Adam’r T. R. McKinney Bollower County Wa. C. Brewant

Kidney health warning promotes Dean's Kidney Pills

The ad urges readers not to experiment with remedies for back pain urinary issues dizziness and nervousness claiming these are kidney trouble signs. It promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the cure and urges taking action promptly.

Dean

Doan's Kidney Pills Help L S Proffer's Backache

L S Proffer of Lutesville Missouri details a spring backache linked to kidney pain. After three months of sleep disruption and pain, he used Doan's Kidney Pills from a local drug store and reports lasting relief with no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo is listed as US agents. Remember the name Doan's.

L. S. Proffer Lutesville, Mo Dean Av Drug Doan Foster- Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

deed of trust on Bollinger county land defaulted

Franklin A Sadler and Lovinia Sadler executed a deed of trust April 24 102 to secure a note for Jacob J Conrad. The trust secures the south half of lots 1 and 2 in section 18 township 30 range 10 east amounting to 78.05 acres. The note and interest remain unpaid and trustee I W Dann will act at the holder’s request to proceed.

Franklin A. Sadler Lovinia Sadler Recorder of Deeds Bollinger County Missouri William L. Dunn Jacob J. Conrad Marble Hill Bollinger Towit Franklin A. Sucher Lovinia Sandler

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