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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
1
Southeast News notes an Edina resident’s sparrow trap catching 88 birds on first afternoon, Kennett to vote on local option Aug 9 as dry era lingers. mentions Mine la Motte sand mill, cow bells disturb Fredericktown, John Hancock photo, parental concerns, ripe watermelons in Hornersville, and local incidents in multiple towns.
Drilling reports in the Elvins area indicate a very rich lead bearing tract. A new shaft near Elvins will connect to an air line, promising employment for many residents once operation begins. Locals in Ripley County report hail damage, drownings, and ongoing road improvements as community efforts continue.
A startling movement sees Jews preparing to restore the temple of Solomon and return to their homeland as world attention focuses on this unfolding effort. The report notes a decade has passed since a related milestone.
The Missouri College of Agriculture has the men ready to give the work and dates are being arranged for a county farmers short course this fall or winter.
Bloomfield Vindicator notes that despite European war and economic disruption, the U S treasury reports a healthy balance of 87224 in the U S treasury and a surplus in disbursements over receipts by 64 165 000 a figure far above earlier predictions The post office earnings are improving and the piece argues the nation is in fairly good shape despite doom forecasts about bankruptcy and federal spending related to Panama Canal and debt.
Fredericktown lads were praised by locals after Twin City boys defeated them 12 to 5 last Saturday afternoon at Twin City park in Farnsworth field. The game was orderly with good sportsmanship on and off the field amid a smaller crowd and enthusiastic support for the home team despite few errors and early lead.
A pretty young woman visited Olney's music store and asked a new clerk about a song. The clerk pointed to a colleague and quipped that the other counter man, not him, would know the tune.
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