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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1919
Page
8
The notice announces Mrs Mary K McCulloch as a candidate for superintendent of public schools in Hollinger county subject to voter action at the next annual meeting. It also mentions another candidate for a barer rite position and references a public school schedule and election process. The fragmentary text notes official announcement and election steps.
Our Correspondents Hog Creek reports a mix of local happenings. The piece lists community names, visits, and small events such as family gatherings, hog handling, and a few travel notes mentioning Jackson, broom-makers, and church appointments with Rev HE Corbur's missed engagement at New Ebenezer church.
Elmer Sitze visits Sikeston with Mrs Georgia Bess of Grisham. Dove Slinkard and children of Marble Hill toured HB Venables. Thurman Clubb, in France, reports en route home. Soldier Henry Kirspatick returns yesterday. Mrs Gladys Helms of St Louis visits Mrs Morns Wilkerson. Lin Coombs family moves to Saetley Creek. JP Ennis and Jack Dowd visit Fredericktown. Ernest Wilkerson returns from ratio travel. Mixses Olive and May Watts ill. Rev Kathiri Lee of Fredericktown speaks on Sunday school work. Tom Hale's wife give birth to a fine son. Pat Cave sustains severe burns. Mrs Finma Reidan injured when a door fell.
Fragmented report from Olathe mentions health concerns, influenza, and a snowy Sunday night. Sparse details note residents and attendees at a local gathering, with unclear outcomes and limited context about events or dates.
Z OM Rhodes is on the pury iat hese days Churches opened Sunday after being chased some time due to influenza. Mr and Mrs John Uiderwdad attended Oberle Soni. Miss Beulah Whitener and two sisters spent Friday with Mew hw Ninihew HYarey Whittenerr. Debs tree awl Ht pevitely ig tp bieahing Me god Mine Whipworth. Vl Whitworth's parce We ane Vis DS Wolts, Chebennas bv com peat bee ee tT heeeye Hage ently fers Whiter is preparing to rave to be rh tele. We and Mea Adam Lincoln have moved to the mon User for this year Chioe Whitener thrash. Homer Richards purchased a fine cow from Clante Whitener. The Red Cross polt quilt at the Heweys sale sold for $82.35. Wild Bill.
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