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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1902
Page
4
County reporters note the Ballinger County Mining Company drill near Roseville reached 120 feet by Friday after starting Tuesday evening and has produced promising results. Mentions of local people, institute attendees, and civic notices fill a broad county-page update on farming prospects and upcoming Fourth of July travel rates.
Attorney W K Chandey Wend to Jackson op boniness yesterday amid relatives at Lutesrilia. The Marble Hill band rehearsed Monday night ahead of a forthcoming game, with several absentees yet promising good music. Taylor and Dunn advertise a new lamp and store improvements while Taylor and Wicecarver close out Victor steel hay rakes at $17.
Rev B L Bowman receives thanks for a fruit basket. The Iron Mountain railroad offers a round trip fare for July 4. Prof H B Stone, Lutesville optimist, visited this office last Thursday. Timber trespass restrictions in sections 10 11 township 29 range 10. Mrs Mollie Newell aged 18 died last Wednesday from peritonitis leaving a newborn and husband. Remains interred at Myer graveyard.
A quarter-mile track with a $10 purse for the winner will host a free-for-all race on the Fourth, plus several match races featuring good horses. All are invited to bring horses and attend. In other news Dr. Otis Miller of Millerville is reported dying in New Mexico. his wife and uncle have been summoned. Also, J. Y. Slinkard is praised as a suitable future Bollinger county treasurer, and church conference details are announced for Latesville M E Church South with several speakers expected and dinner on the ground. A satirical poem about politics concludes the item.
Local residents recount visits and business in Lutesville and surrounding towns. Names include Mes Burks Walid Lovie Lar and Monroe Jones of Dexter. Several families, visits to Glen Allen, Castor, Gravel Hill, and Cap Girardeau noted with travel to Helmont and Springfield. A banquet at the Lutesville Normal capped the week with a large turnout.
An old health note extols DeWitt's Early Risers laxatives to cleanse the system through the bowels. It claims constipation poisons the body and causes headaches and eruptions, while the pills gently stimulate the liver and bowels for steady relief without violent griping.
A garbled collage notes property use and rental questions for Kennett linked to Bas relle Snider as agent, then shifts to a string of testimonial snippets about Chamberlain's remedies. It quotes a Negro preacher line, a dysentery cure testimonial by J A Kelly of Henderson NC, and praises for Chamberlain's products with local vendor mentions Chandler Witmer and Dr. Witmer Marble Hill.
An advertisement touts the Lincoln Trust Co of St. Louis claiming eight million plus dollars are safely sent by mail. It extols the ease of banking by mail with compound interest and urges readers to open an account with five dollars, inviting requests for an explanatory booklet.
Belatios Cuba New York minister Rev W Riley L L D reports fifteen days of excruciating seiatic rheumatism before using Ballard's Snow Liniment. The first application brought relief and the second provided complete relief. He recommends it unqualifiedly and cites prices 95 500 and 1.00 from Dr M Witaier.
A local chemist praises Whitets Cream Vermitage as a child remedy after a patient recovered from severe vomiting and worm infestation. The ad claims improved digestion, nourishment, and vitality for children, selling at 25 cents at Dr. Witmer's.
The notice highlights children outdoors during vacation and warns of accidents from open air activities. It promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the quick pain reliever and protective remedy for scalds, wounds, and bruises, with a testimonial from L. B. Joullean of Swift Texas.
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