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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1904
Page
4
Trains arrive at Leteerlike with North bound Passenger numbers 20 and 24, South bound Passenger 29 and 23, North bound Local 76 and 24, South bound Local 77. Marble Hill Council No. 317 M. P. L. meets at Masonic Hall on the second and fourth Monday nights each month.
Rev A M Robinson pastor lists First Sunday Ebeneezer 11:00 a m and 7 p m Second Sunday Hahins Chapel 62:00 a m and 7 p m Bethel 3 p m Third Sunday Hickory Grove attoca m Fourth Sunday Gravel Hill 00 a m Baptist Church Rev T H Jennans with Marble Hill schedule Church meeting every Saturday before third Sunday 2 o clock reaching every third Sunday ata m and 7 p m Sunday school every Sunday 10 O'clock Lutesville Circuit Rev R Walton lists First Sunday Glen Allen 11 a m and Lutesville 7 30 p m Second Sunday Hessville 11 a m and Glen Allen 7 30 p m Third Sunday Lutesville 11 00 a m and 7 30 p m Fourth Sunday Cane Creek 11 00 a m and Point Pleasant 3 30 p m Sedgewickville Circuit Rev H Charlawn First Sunday Sedgewickville and Teisity Second Sunday Lebanon Third Sunday Patton Fourth Sunday Fairview
Court week in Lutesville sees visits from Judge Biges of St. Louis and Hon J W Lindbaugh of Jackson. Renewals from H W Winters, H J Van Der Linden, and J H Shrum noted. Masonic lodge officers installed. Dyballs relocate to Bollinger county. Press items cover births, marriages, church events, and county news from Seymour Iowa to Marble Hill Missouri.
Local notes report Hicks Almanacs for 1904, several residents ill or recovering, church services planned, and visits by Mrs. Ellen Allen and others. Figures include Dr Witmer’s professional trip and Hobbs Rhodes dinners, with increasing town commerce and farmers’ society gains. Funeral of Mrs. Cannon noted. Beattie ad for Jackson Marble Works mentioned.
Court order requires the institution to operate under the Will Mayfield College name. This year marks the start of college courses with preparatory and teachers programs, inviting teachers and country district pupils to enroll. The third quarter begins next Monday with many new classes and a welcoming invitation from Principal F. J. Hespenrsuor.
Berryman and Wessels of Frederick town relocate to Lutesville with full livery outfit including hearse, rubber tired buggies, single or double rigs, good teams and careful drivers. They seek patronage. Also a notice seeks a educated, well acquainted young lady for several months work in Marble Hill or Bollinger County with good pay and immediate start at Ssith Painting Co Springfield Mo.
Farm for Sale. 190 acres, 100 in cultivation, good buildings, good orchard, well watered. Easy terms. W F Beecham, Marble Hill. Strayed red yearling steer and yearling heifer, white and black spotted, mostly white, cropped right ear, horns. Reward J N Zimmerman, Glen Allen. Strayed two-year-old red steer with white spots, dehorned, branded G TM on right hip. Reward Nf M Grinplestarr, Patton. Strayed bay pony 15 hands, white forehead spot, rope halter. Reward Kaiser Brotgers, Huskey.
Forty acres just north of W M College improved with a two room frame house cistern potato house and more Bearing orchard acreage strawberries Good sweet potato and strawberry soil Cheap if sold soon M A Wannaer Marble Hill Mo
The Fredericktown Bottling Works will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on January 30, 1904 in Fredericktown Missouri at 16 oclock p m For further particulars address T S Kinper Fredericktown Mo A humorous note and reflections on newspaper editing follow detailing social satire and common quips about public opinion and what people say about editors and newspaper behavior.
In Memorian records Jesse Luter born in the town now called Lutesville on August 245 1828 and died December 31 1903 at his son W ID Lutes home one mile west of Lutesville aged 75 years 4 months and 6 days He married Mary Shell October 18 1549 who died in 1849 They had eight children eight survived him He was a longtime member of the M FE Church South a devoted husband and father and generous neighbor His body rests in Deck cemetery The obituary notes a prayer service led by Rev R Walton and speaks of his pious life and readiness for the final journey
An old established house seeks a trustworthy man or woman to manage operations in this county and nearby areas. Earn a weekly cash salary of 18 to 20 dollars plus expense money paid from headquarters. Positions permanent with expenses advanced. Apply at Monon Building Chicago or 340 Paxton Building Chicago.
The Rev Iri R Hicks Almanac for 1904 is ready and can be mailed for 30 cents. Prepaid shipping makes this elegant book inexpensive. Word and Works is praised as a top American Magazine and is available with a yearly subscription for one dollar. Orders go to Word and Works Publishing Co at 2201 Locust St, St. Louis MO.
Listing from Farm and Home Real Estate Agency offers numerous parcels totaling hundreds of acres of timber land across multiple sections in 33-9 to 32-8 ranges. Properties include 255.69 acres, 164.50 acres, 162 acres, 240 acres, 80 acres, 40 acres, and 160 acre tracts with various quarter and fractional descriptions. An undivided 13 percent interest in two parcels is included. For prices and details contact W. K. Chandler in Marble Hill.
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