Vuilished every Thursday Hit and Chandler Publishers
A fragmented notice lists Vuilished every Thursday and credits Chandler publishers. The readable text hints at a weekly publication schedule and publisher names, though details are incomplete.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1916
Page
8
A fragmented notice lists Vuilished every Thursday and credits Chandler publishers. The readable text hints at a weekly publication schedule and publisher names, though details are incomplete.
Correspondents Ville Lilley recovers from a covers attack amid a busy visit list. Silas Mouser, Willie Mouser, Hubert Aligen and Deaver Hatin visited Budo Tales's San dey Charly Liley and Roscoe Cooper. Stella Cooper joined GAL Soutth Dutcuer host Payday Cuil Faker and Henrybaker's Sunita. Levi Coiteh of Hhoote visited Cravciis with Coro Cooper and Clibt Creve. A plan toward Colorado appears for a Tweet ins.
Fragments report visitors from Piedmont and Arkansas, illnesses, a burial at Lincoln cemetery on December 3, and a homecoming from Dunhkks county. Names such as Mrs Evzuberry Burton, Elmer Lin, and A J Lincoln appear amid scattered local items and minor notices.
Local notes from Marble Hill and nearby towns record multiple visits and transactions. Names such as Charley Oswald, Luther Profan, Marvin Lutes, Herman Blanken, Rosene Nanney, and J O Morrison appear in social calls and business trips through the week. Friday through Wednesday saw various residents in and around Marble Hill and Martle Hill areas.
Christmas week brought several visits among local families including Mr and Mrs James Scott of St Louis visiting here and returning home Sunday. Crites and Monroe Hill plus LA Cunningham traveled to Dongola Sunday. Otw and Columbus Markham of Texas visited relatives here, Henry Thiele held a Christmas dance for the young folks, N E Murphy visited Charles Cunningham, Mrs Sarah Mabrey visited her daughter in Cape County, RT Markham plans to move to Texas after selling his farm, George Mabrey preparing to move to Colorado, Beulah Miller visited Carrie Cunningham. Frank Howard employed near Advance visited here last week.
The item lists community health, visits, illnesses, and social updates from Lutesville and nearby areas. It notes Mrs. Jessie Lincoln's death on December 30 1915 at age 21 11 29, obituary lines describe her Christian conversion and surviving family. The column records church events school notices and greetings for the new year, with names of residents and local happenings across several villages.
The estate of W Kerr is granted letters of administration by the probate court of Ballinger County. All persons with claims must present them within one month from the date of the letters, failing which they may be barred. The administrator L. Hit requests timely filing and publication of this notice.
M E Church, South FEV FP raises pastor preaches at Gravel Hill Saturday night and Sunday at 1100. Sunday night subjects are Christian Brotherhood and The Two Knockings. Church conference Sunday night before service at 7. Leroy Crader Hahn Chapel Sunday school superintendent urges large attendance for important work. Are we praying this week.
A historical passage questions the credibility of supposed experts and big figures in railroads and finance. It cites dismissive remarks by Commodore Vanderbilt about Westinghouse and Sage’s hesitation to buy telephone patents, illustrating tension between innovation and established power.
Martie Hill visits Miser 6s Office located inside a drugstore run by Dr. R. W. VanAmburg. The arrangement appears as a small, public-facing workspace within the shop. No further context or outcomes are provided.
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