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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1910
Page
8
A Miscellaneous legal notice records the Manne Hind Press and Hill Chandler publishers entering a case at the Marhie Hill courthouse as a school-like matter.
Weather brings heavy rains as wheat oats and corn are surveyed for planting. Farmers report good wheat quality despite showers. Early oats are finished and some fields ready to lay by. Names mentioned include W H Moore Yount Burks chapel and O A Rilty along with others planning crops and field work.
A fragmented local notice lists community events and visits. It mentions a Fourth of July celebration at Zailenn and various residents visiting or being visited at homes on William Street and other sites. Names include Pink Feawler, Mr aut Mes, Rogers family, and Peter Merkins among others.
Wheat crop is in stock and corn growing fast to make up lost time. Trade is dull while a show billed for June 28 features the life of Jesse James. Fourth of July plans won’t disappoint, Gr A Stovall and Dr. Walker travel via Cape Girardeau. Locals mentioned: Liths Jones, Sylvester Doggett, B H Bollinger, J W Slinkard, Lucius McLane, Leo King.
Farmers busy harvesting in Greenbrier as Mrs N Lloyd and her son Will return from a week at Chaffee. Lem Morton and family of Sturdivant visit J I Wiggins, Barton Lloyd travels to Zalma, Bessie and Minnie Null visit Dot Wiggins, Paul Ramsey works near Advance, Dot Wiggins ill last week, Noah Jamison returned from Cal-
Incomplete OCR yields a jumble of names and places including Gipsy near, J L Wig iitre, Robt Garner, Mrs James Crosby, Alma, Brownwood, Miss Dot Winwine, Ash, Nellie Soouden, and Wiswins. No coherent event or date emerges. several phrases hint at visits and small town chatter without clear actions or outcomes.
A fragmentary town column reports various visits and events. Names include Mrs. Zimmerman, Charles Pond, Ar Kinste, Arnold Ziemetnan, Mrs. Pitthe, N. Kirk, Jesse Winters, Mrs. Oldham, Charley Farmer, Mrs. Myers, Mrs. Kerry, and others. Mentions a festival at Noe Moore's Prodi night, a lodge organized by Mrs. Oldham, and concerns about Charley Farmer’s burn injury. Attendance and local interest noted, with several relatives visiting and travelers moving through.
Lutesville News records community items from Lutesville and nearby towns. It notes Drilling a Sh foot well at Schlatte, visits by Mrs. C A Walker and others to St Louis, and various visits by Blytheville Ark residents. It mentions phone outages on the People's exchange, summer travel plans, family visits near Gravel Hill, and local fatalities. It covers church events, a marriage at the Hawn home, imperial social meetings, and encampment plans for company GM GO NG. It closes with notes on a band postponement and upcoming musical program.
A reader asks how long a View President serves and is told the term is four years. The playful dialogue hints at seeking compensation or benefit for behavior. Lippincott's presents a brief exchange without wider context.
The article notes Genons Fourth events and a desire to deepen meaning, while Seabaugh plans to start wheat planting next week. Harvey Critee visits family. Dr. Ed Crites travels to St Louis. Mrs Harris and Miss Daugherty visit TOB. Smallpox scare near end with no new cases. Local visitors include Miss Edith Kitchen and Rev. Miller.
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