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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1913
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR text shows publisher names and unclear dateline. No coherent event or date is recoverable. Likely page header or entry line with publishers Hill and Chandler and a partial marble motif reference, but details are missing.
Examinations will be held Thursday and Friday for elocution certificates. A committee names teen additions and speakers while noting incidents. Several named individuals are mentioned among attendees, with church and local figures referenced.
Local column records a winter spell and hospital visits in St Louis area while detailing numerous births and deaths. Notices include births to Seiler and Hinkebein families on January 2, a death of Grandma Teuholder aged 1 year in Leopold, and the burial there January 8 alongside her husband. Numerous names and routines mark a small town’s week of illness travel and family milestones.
Lutesville High begins the second half of its academic year as students return to classes. The school plans continued programs and activities for the new term, focusing on maintaining progress and engagement through the coming months.
Local items cover school work and state education changes, church and parsonage repairs, hospitalities, and community visits. Newsmen report illness and recoveries, a funeral in Charleston, school collections, and the weather turning wintry with ice on trees and wires.
John Cavin, convicted in the murder of Sam Gann and his brother at a Kook Lick picnic on July 4, was paroled December 24 by Governor Hadley to W. C. Norwine of Flat River. Cavin served eight years and six months, had been deputized as a special officer, and the case involves a tense county history with local officials and lingering questions.
A garbled OCR legal notice appears to record a decedent's estate actions from 1902 with claims against heirs. It mentions administrator roles, dates around December 2, 1902, and six months to present claims, with names obscured by errors.
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