08 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
1
Fragmented column discusses a political figure DeArmond and his suitability for legislative life, with praise and critique mixed. It also includes miscellaneous local notices about sugar prices, Cuba trade, and several residents' health and social events from a small town column.
Our academy in progressing nive ly. D. B. Seabaugh and wife visited Mrs. Seabaugh's mother Sunday. Three of Joseph James' family are sick at this writing. Mrs. Emma Seabaugh's mother is some batter at this writing that is still quite feeble. Our hustling young blacksmith, W. EB Séesbaugh of the firm of Smith &Seabaugh, is going to start: is F. C. Meblatite, was in our town that week on business. Oh, my! You ought to see our new povimaater. He steps high 'tines he is working for Uncle Sam, Harry Jack.
News is scarce in Buchanan with visits from Dgonski and Manafield to A W Ashcraft. The Ball at the Hall was a grand success and Corbin plans to move toward the Indian Territory. Honey Pond sees a mill shutdown for ninety days. several workers affected. Emma Hagsdele of Desloge dies of pneumonia leaving four children. burial at Miller cemetery.
Fragments reveal a child’s schooling scene with a harsh critique of a father’s ignorance about the world and animals. Nearby notices describe a fatal shooting in Allenville, bank robbery in Morley, and drought-impacted Ozark county, with outlooks on local industry, coal lead mining, and a large subscription contest with prizes and regional promotions.
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