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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1907
Page
4
Alva Jamison visits Bloomfield Int and several local residents travel to towns like Glen Allen and Sedgewickville. Notices include sales ads, a coaching college ad, a fatal accident near the water tank, medical remedies, marriages licensed, a mental health case, and a stray dog reward in Loterville.
Adolph Henley and Mina Benton Dizon wed Wednesday at the bride’s home with Rev. T W Gless officiating. The couple is described as starting a life together. details from the ceremony and attendees are noted.
Arthur, 36, of Iron Mountain sallee, rated for Dedoto roadmaster of the Cat and Belmont branches from Charleston to Bisberck, earns Missouri Pacific trust. He is sober industrious and well regarded, with a loyal wife and many Basaville friends pleased by his promotion as Sikeston Herald notes.
Lotesville News reports A F Bollinger moved to Williamsville on Tuesday. D W Lotesfielded his grocery business to his brother Adan. Dr A J Mayfield of Campbell was in town Monday. W W Chandler left Monday night for southern India on legal business. Sanford Habn and wife of Sikeston visited relatives here. Mrs Craven visited Kevil Kentucky for eight days. Charles Wann moved near Grand Ma Slaybaugh’s. Postmaster E B Beck has a well dug at his home. John Meredith of Vinton Iowa visited his aunt Mrs M L Dyball. J W Liles and Miss Effie Bethe wed in town July 1907. Mesdames Whitson and Rosie Poe of Kennett visited Bud Jones. Williams, our miller, was summoned home by news of a grandchild’s illness. Children’s day services were well attended. Mrs Elizabeth Virgin and Andrew Baker and sister from Charleston visited Zalma. Herman Brimmer and another man near Leopold. Alfred Edward, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parks, died July 8 1907 aged 3 months. Remains were prepared for burial in Shell Cemetery. Rev J A Wood of Marquardt visited Gravel Hill for services.
The Dexter Chautauqua Assembly will begin August 18 and run ten days. Chas B Stokes of Kaneng City will continue as manager. Season tickets cost two dollars, four day tickets one dollar, children's season tickets one dollar, children's four day tickets sixty cents. General admission per day twenty five cents. The event emphasizes education mental and moral development with Bible study elocution physical culture Kindergarten clubs WCTU hour and a chautauqua round table.
The article advises maintaining a checking account to record daily transactions and expenditures. It touts bank book accuracy, detailed receipts from checks, and benefits for both small and large balances, presenting a checking account as advantageous and convenient.
Public court notice from Bollinger County Missouri requires answer by last day of term. Publication of the summons and petition will run four weeks in a local newspaper once a week with final insertion at least fifteen days before the September term. Clerk Jeane A. Clk, 1907. Witness Jesse A. McGloraux, Clerk. L.S.
On the evening of June 4, Minnie May Shanks aged 1 year and 1 month died after a sixteen day illness. Survived by father W. P. Shanks mother, brother, sister and many relatives. Burial in Orader cemetery with prayer to trust God amid sorrow. A brief gospel message from A Priexp accompanies the obituary.
Preparation for the Sixth regiment of the national guard is nearly complete for the encampment at St Joseph Missouri from August 1 to 17. The unit expands with Company M Fredericktown, Company H Perryville, and Company K from West Plains, plus new companies at Farmington and Hillsboro. Officers praise the move as creditable, aiming to make the encampment the best in Sixth battalion history.
Signed as guardian of the persons and estates of J. E. Wolper and others, minor, will apply to the probate court of the county at the next term held at the courthouse on the 2d day of August, 1907, for permission to resign as guardian. J. A. B. Williams, Guardian.
Letters of administration on the estate of Lind Murdoch, deceased, granted to Many Mumxxa by Bollinger County Probate Court dated June 1907. Creditors and claimants must exhibit notices for allowance within one year. failure to do so within two years bars claims. Also includes advertisement for Botanic Blood Balm products with claims of blood purification and healing.
William Billings reports persistent kidney trouble and back pain for years. After trying many doctors, he used Doan's Kidney Pills and experienced prompt relief, with secretions resuming normally and pains diminishing. He praises the product and urges others to buy from Foster Milburn Co. in Buffalo as sole US agents.
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