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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1893
Page
1
Poised community voice urges action and pride in Bottxncer county. Promises energy, resilience, and a call to showcase the county’s courthouse and civic spirit to the nation. Emphasizes hard work and forthcoming Republic No 2.
A major property transaction reached completion with Genraa De, marking a significant milestone in local real estate. Details on property type or value remain sparse in the available text.
Editor reports Dr. K H Burford confirming imminent start on lead prospect development three miles north of Gravel Hill Bollinger county. L A Davis and Jackson capitalists have begun acquiring leases on surrounding tracts, signaling planned work to commence soon.
City papers report weather impacts as residents brave cold while reporters note ongoing events across districts. Officials urge caution as markets, schools, and transit adjust to icy conditions and limited daylight.
Several Southeast towns have amateur drama groups yet Marble Hill and Lutesville do not. The voice notes talent here, mocks editors for breezy short pieces and raises questions about readership interest and newspaper spaces.
Phil Wann traveled to the Cape for business last week reporting no public events or outcomes. The brief note records his presence but provides no further details on purpose, meetings, or results.
The 21 year old recalls seeing four of his great grandparents thirteen years ago. Martin Snider and Margaret, paternal grandmother and grandfather on his mother's side, and Mr and Mrs Christian Baker, maternal grandparents on his mother's side, were living when he was eight. All have since died.
A correction notes that the remains of P M Yount were not buried in Cape county as claimed. The body was interred near Sedgewickville, contradicting a Kelso burial report and aligning with the Press account.
A man named Janes McMallen, born October 12, 1776 near Pineastle Botetourt County Virginia, is described as very old in New Madrid County. He lives near Morehouse in New Madrid and is about 284 years from America's discovery based on his birth date.
Fred Burford of Gravel Hill visited the family of J. M. Burford on Sunday. Miss Lon Key, teaching at Lutlin, visited the Alfred Craig family last Saturday.
An unclear OCR fragment recalls a family and a team near Marble Hill and Marble Bay areas. It mentions a rescue at a church and a horse purchase with small coins, noting the horse changed hands and events around a Cent process.
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