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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1911
Page
8
The fragment notes Ewvery Whinesdlow Hill and Chandler as publishers at the martile with a censored placeholder indicating a satirical or erroneous entry. It is a sparse OCR fragment referencing publishing names and a location, lacking clear date or event details.
Our correspondents report very cold weather and a string of moves. George Lewis relocates to Jim Da vaull's residence. Mrs. E H Bess suffers chills and illness. John Schrock contemplates moving to Morley. Oscar and Richard Ossid stay busy. Anton Klein of St Louis plans to return home. A Reaper.
Voavievan Doivelat Health is not very good. Mr and Mrs George Clubb visited Mr and Mrs Will Grounds Sunday. Died Lester son of Mr and Mrs Riley Farmer at Flat River. Remains brought to grandfather John Farner home and buried at Patton churchyard Monday January 4. Lee Ellis and Miss Stella and Miss Bertha Salyer visited Miss Mae Yount Sunday. Miss Ida and Eunice Davis visited Miss Onie Yount Sunday. Medford Stith, teacher, closed school for a week due to serious illness of his father Luror Cre.
A jumble of names and small town notes reports visitors and holidays. Jesse Barlero Ralph Tinker visit, J J Wiggine in Fred ericktown, Will Manor Kennett, Mary McCullough and Ben in local relatives, rumors of a wedding.
The death angel called Saturday morning January 7 taking the beloved son of Jake James. God saw fit to take Buford to Him self. His remains were interred in a local cemetery.
Sunday morning at Union Hill cemetery marks the latest deaths and funeral details. Families named include Sides, Cobble, Gaither, Beal, Bollinger, and Whitener among many relatives. Community notes cover illnesses, travel, work shifts, and a school entertainment planned for next month.
Colaulydy GC onararde Mud a-plenty Janes Somers and wife visited at Ed Buttreys Sunday T OH. Fowler will crap in Stoddard OOTY We have a few cases of pmeuime ntla Hirai Ford has returned to Hore versville W. E. Gaines gave us a singing last Thursday night Peter Shell was down to Uncle Tom's Sunday evening Of course he was A.C. Fowler visited his brother John in Stoddard county James Allen thinks he has the best mare in the country Join Reitman sold a span of fine mining mules to Monroe Fowler last week Monroe Null is making ties for J M Shell The Speer Co sawmill is doing some good work Green Fur goes south every Sunday evening Maybe well know what's the trouble with him by just waiting David Fowler has returned home for the winter Treo re
Health fines mentioned as a topic while families travel between Oklahoma and Missouri. Henry Formway and kin visited Formway’s mother and brother TB and family, then returned home last week. Mrs Huffman and Dan Crader are listed ill, with several farm and business movements noted including Charley Tate moving to Marble Hill and A B Chandler selling nursery orders.
Old Trace Creek reports a flu season with many sick residents. J M Lawrence returns from a fishing trip with poor luck. Miss Lillie Murray of Castor is at home ill. The Moyers family contracts la grippe after a few days of local hunting.
Health is good reports indicate Rev. F. Yount completed his regular appointment at Miller chapel on Saturday.
Day night and Sunday services drew good attendance. Mr and Mrs D Whitener plan a pound party for the young folks next week. Otto Pridy bought a fine mare. Beal school nearing close with an entertainment planned. Gravelton youths seen visiting Castor lately. Misses Bollinger Shetley and Haynes at school. Lite Bollinger fell ill at school and had to call her father. Pompxin: Pre
Health is reasonably good with muddy weather. Henry Fowler visited his brothers at Chaffee last week and John Pickett butchered a 400 pound hog. Green Fowler and Willard Pickett of Zalma visited home folks and parents respectively. Agnes Fowler visited Flora Clubb, and TC Clubh plans to travel to Arkansas soon. No weddings expected in our community.
Fragmented notes recount visits and events at the Moore and Dawantt households. Mentions Miss Geta Moore and Willie Dawantt Ac land, Ruth Perkins, John B Moores, and visits by Luke Fowler and Mrs Mattie Me Williams. Local social items include Sunday gatherings, baptisms, and a tent service at Walkers with several young folks.
Health remains good with minor cases of illness, Dr Witmer treated a foot injury. Mr Dale of DeNato bought land near Laflin from Bos Snider. Mrs Martia ret Snider sold her Cape Girardeau hotel and plans to move to her farm next spring. Wins Strong returned from visiting his ill sister-in-law Mrs Watson. Fritz Holwed of Leopold died. Oscar Rice caught a 9 1 2 pound catfish. News mentions several local visits and social happenings.
Local notes report women anglers catching a total of 150 pounds in recent fishing entries. The column records visits, illness scares, family movements and probate notices across multiple towns including Caruthersville and Zephyr with various names and brief events.
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