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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1913
Page
8
A clipped, garbled OCR fragment from Chandler publishers hints at a masthead or press sidebar. Names and dates are unreadable. the item suggests a market or production note without clear details or a full event. The readable parts mention Chandler and publishing context in a historical newspaper card tone.
Dundlin County notes poor weather with snow across Bollinger County and Arkosas while delivering local farm and trade updates. McKelvy sells hogs to Zale, Roscoe Rockwell trades mules from Pete McKelvy, and Myer and wife visit Buchanan. Bundles of lumber for a new barn, church and schooling talk appear amid community life in Flatwoods and nearby towns.
An itemized bulletin records residents and guests in Hickory visiting various locals Including Ms Misses Mun and Wilson Simeay and A J Wilson Simeay afternoon Mr Nina Mun tives Van Melle Win Hoher and donna Hirt at A J Wilson’s place. Mentions a deceased foot Bridie across Rivieaul and routine trips with several families visiting relatives and attending church events.
A garbled local notice mentions various people and places including Lilo Whitewater, Amos Flyteight, and John F Cheek with references to family events, work plans for winter, and a church deacon. Several lines read as stray phrases about processing, marriage, and a missing context. The text is too corrupted for a clear narrative but preserves names and probable local activities.
fragments show residents and buyers in Lutesville seeking to form a five selling market. Names include Abernathy Kemble Cape Coronet and Lighten. Text indicates a joint effort to buy and sell locally with a five seller market plan amid town activity.
A longOCR fragment outlines a February sale with household ware plows and irons, plus numerous town notices. It mentions Shary Phelps of Gravel Pied, Misses Nottie and Pearl Wann visiting St Louis, families in Jackson and Laflin, and local societies planning programs for January 31. Multiple residents are listed with visits, purchases, and recent deaths.
Community readers report sick lists, visits, and family news. Cobb and Huffman travel to Glen Allen last Saturday. Mr and Mrs W H Cobb welcome a son. Henry Schreiner recovers from a broken leg. Mrs J H Cobb improving after illness. Dave Clayton moved to Jackson. Herman Blankin considers moving to the Cape. Mary Masters injures herself on ice.
Perkins Creek area faces severe flooding and mud during recent conditions. W. M. Patterson and son along with A. P- are mentioned among the households dealing with flood impacts as locals seek relief and repairs.
In Grassy there is a note about Ed Johnen, a clever man from Pioneer Cooperage, visiting soon. A prayer meeting is planned at Valley church Sunday afternoon at 2:00, with an invitation for all to attend.
Letters of administration issued for the estate of Ben FP sites deceased by the Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri hearing held January 4 1914. Creditors must present claims to the administrator within one year from publication. Further notices reference final settlements and appointments in related estates within the same county and state.
Scattered words describe a public event or gathering in a place called Meriter and radio or street names such as Saturnay and Parsste. The text mentions attendees, dates, and a time, with references to Mepeers and Kniges Ceaity and a note about a Mother.
Readable text fragment references a local event or notice with unclear details. Names, dates, or places are not discernible, constraining accurate identification or fuller summary.
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