06 Jan 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
1
A promotional reprise extols Prince Albert tobacco for pipes and makin's cigarettes. It claims the patented process prevents bite and parch and promises a smooth smoke, praising R. J. Reynolds TobaccoCo of Winston-Salem, NC as the maker.
Southeast News reports Regestes Horse Liniment gains popularity in a dry county. Multiple bottles were taken from drunks by Garek Tsevette Maynard aboard a train between Finns and Plat Rives. A man attempted suicide with a knife, was hospitalized in Farmington, and linked to prior marital separation. The piece also covers crime figures, prison moves, and local mining hopes in Fredericktown, Leadville, and New Madrid. it notes a Methodist assembly July 23 and regional efforts toward school consolidation and apple industry improvements.
The editor states that a concerted effort is needed to land the school, urging the Commercial to widen its role. The goal is decisive action to secure a larger, better located facility for the institution.
A severe accident at the Catherine mine Thursday night sent mud and water flooding the shaft drift. Foreman Floyd Underwood perished, while Marion Fortier and others fought through mud to reach safety. Rescue work continued until Sunday noon but Underwood’s body was found floating face down in the mud.
A late 1915 era clipping blends orchard pruning notes with county court proceedings and a death notice. It reports thinning top growth to balance root vitality, mentions a jury-like county court session led by Judge Owens, and lists various petty sums approved for fees, salaries, and relief. It closes with a death notice for John M Pair of Dublin Texas born 1831, detailing his Confederate service, large family, and funeral at Green's Creek cemetery.
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