California Citrus Outlook and Southeast News Notes
A fragmented report discusses Californian weather and pasture, butter and grain markets, and orange and olive crops. It covers transportation costs to Europe, potential competition with Florida, and notes on Missouri events including legal appointments, an electric railway franchise, and a New Madrid railroad meeting highlighting growing investor interest.
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Europe
London
Rida
Cubs
United States
California
Christmas Greeting From Marble Hill and Lutesville
A fragment from a letter in Coming Cal dated December 25 sends Christmas wishes to Marble Hill and Lutesville friends. The author notes a past protracted meeting at the Meth andine church, where petition signers were read aloud and discussed, hoping the readings inspire care in signing guol papers. Sympathy is extended to the departed’s loved ones.
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Corning
Conrad
King
Henry Barry
Marble Hill
Lutesville
M. A. Watnacn
Cal
Doe
The Meneley Quartette Comes to Marble Hill Church
The Meneley quartet, famed for temperance entertainment, perform at Marble Hill Baptist Church on Monday January 22 at 7 pm and Tuesday January 23 at 2 pm and 7 pm with songs addresses and recitals. A silver free will offering is collected at the door. Local items note deaths births and community news including J. W. Tallent’s newborn daughter and health updates on residents.
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The
Baptist Church
Marble Hill
Final Settlement Notice for Penton Estate
Notice is hereby given to creditors and all interested parties that J La Poaror administrator will make final settlement of the estate of F M Penton deceased at the next term of the Circuit Court of Bollinger County Missouri to be held at Marie Hill beginning Monday February 2 1906.
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F. M. Penton
Anid
Profife
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marie Hill
Said County
J. la Poaror
Our Correspondents Zama Health and Happenings
Health conditions in the community are tolerable with a few pneumonia cases. Doctor Kirkpatrick visits his mother near Marble Hill. Mr and Mrs Odna Cook welcomed a baby boy on January 4. mother and child are fine. Zalma School thrives under Smith Day and Maggie Grimsley. Oma Cook and Frank Stail build a dwelling. George Hanner and wife welcome two daughters on January 4. Several weddings occurred during the holidays in the area.
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Kirkpatrick
Marble Hill
Odna Cook
Sedgewickville
Babe
Zalma
Smith Day
Maggie Grimsley
Franklin Stilters
Oma’ Cook
Frank Stail
George Hanner
Fox Hunting and Local Visits Around Castor and Crooked Creek
Parsons Mill owner Mr Parsons visited the area last week along with Miles Richards who went fox hunting on the ridge between Castor and Crooked Creek. Duane Noton visited his brother in law G A Venable. Charly Lanpher of Advence and Mr Buckley stopped in Rossville between trains. Headly Arthurs and bride left for Sikevi after visiting my folks. John Grove’s candy breaking drew a well attended, enjoyable crowd. J M Welker was ill last week with culia Jasper Davie died unexpectedly Saturday morning after over a month of poor health. His remains were interred at Union cemetery Monday morning at 100 cook. Cooper's son from St Louis visiting his father.
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Mr. Parsons
Parsons Mill
Miles Richards
Castor
Crooked Creek
Duane Noton
G. A. Venable
Charly Lanpher
Advence
Mr. Buckley
Rossville
Schon
Headly Arthurs
Bride
bin Ee
Union Cemetery
Cook
Marble Bill visit aids Clarence Swan after illness
Clarence Swan traveled to Marble Bill for care as a persistent cold lingered after a two‑week visit with a physician. The episode highlights outpatient treatment and patient response to early modern remedies.
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Clarence Swan
Marble Bill
Unclear fragments from Fredericktown notes and obituaries
Fragmentary notices mention births and family events in Fredericktown area. Jane Wallner returned home, a boy born January 9 to Harris Whitener and wife, and other family movements include Charlie Swan's deathbed visit, J P Berry and C J Whitener shipping hogs, and several trips to St. Louis and Cape Girardeau for family reasons. Continuous names and places indicate a community column with multiple personal updates.
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Ntiver
Jane Wallner
Fredericktown
Harris Whitener
Babe
Charlie Swan
J.P. Berry
C. J. Whitener
T. D
H. Bega
Keelin
Morris
St. Louis
Glen Allen
Keeln
Ida Berry
Wendell Berry
A. Keehn
Ligsia Rhodes
Sherman Rhodes
Greenville
Robert Bollinger
Continental Casualty Company
D. E. Bollinger
Cape Girarde
Claud Swan
Uners Perau
Road funds and bridges debated in county message
A reader in Capé county voices opposition to current road and bridge costs. Proposes appointing local overseers to manage road labor, with credit for work, and suggests a $50,000 bridge and road bond payable over twenty years to spur settlement and development, noting prior bridge shortfalls hindered land settlement and growth.
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Barton Parix
Steve Knott
Capé County
George Knott
Hickory Grove
Jackson
Bollinger
Tux
Ungrammatical notice from uncertain source
Fragmentary OCR-like text mentions Mrs. Hlrsha Ones on Leasley ridge giving up her farm with orange trees and summer growth. References to Bolling, George Bevigel, and Advancd fant woe appear as stray lines. Content is unclear and error-filled with many garbled words and names.
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Grimes
Hlrsha
Leasley Ridge
Devin
Bolling
George Bevigel
Smany Bora
Local Social Notes Mention Visits Across Towns
Flen Allen reports Mrs T D McGregor and Mrs Samuel Rhodes spent weekend with relatives. Latesville Mrs J S Lane of Marble Hill and Miss Lain Dunlap of Fredericktown visited the city Sunday. Ny L Hale went to Marquant on business Saturday. Dr T J and Milo Rigdon of Kennett came Sunday to see their ill mother. Ubartie Cooper and Grover Matthews visited home folks.
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T. D. McGregor
Samuel Rhodes
Latesville
J. S.lane
Marble Hill
Lain Dunlap
Fredericktown
Our City
L. Hale
Mraquand
T. J
Milo Rigdon
Kennett
Ubartie Cooper
Grover Matthews
Public notice of school site condemnation in Marble Hill
Order of publication in Bolinger County Circuit Court March Term 1908 directs Mary A Pool to answer to a petition seeking condemnation of land for a public schoolhouse. The land lies in section township range, with damages to be assessed and title divested to the school board for district use. Publication to be made in the Marble Hill weekly newspaper.
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Bolinger
Circuit Court
Mary
Norman L. Atwood
Missouri
Said
Sfoit Sd
Anid
Mary A. Pool
Marble Hill
Bollinger
Sau J. McMarx
Cirecit Desk
Amy Band
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