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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1902
Page
4
Special weekly cash sales announce 120 quality fancy striped and flowered percales priced at 7 per yard while they last. Striped fawns and plaids will go at 1 per yard. The note emphasizes genuine savings on weekly offerings beginning Friday July 10, 1902.
The report highlights a heavy plum crop and widespread fruitful trees. Local updates mention R W Fischer in Dexter for painting contracts, Daniel Bollinger grove picnic in German township voting precinct scheduled next Saturday, and various residents visiting or traveling to nearby towns. Notices warn against timber cutting on lands, while a crop outlook notes better than expected wheat yields. Several brief items cover births, community events, sales pitches, and genealogical notes tied to Lutesville and surrounding areas.
A sprawling miscellany from the Charleston Enterprise style column. Mentions Mary Butrank, Rev. Bettels, Leopold picnic, WCT A meeting, Children’s Day at M E Church Lutesville, and marriage licenses for James Killian, Stevens Penturf, Chambers Alford. Reports on local farming wagons, hats at Fischer Risters, and prices at Kinder and Son. Also notes S. H. Allen, J M Welker, C L Whitener, J D Hahn, and others.
Yesterday's convention notes hint at Hon Moser Whybask as favored candidate. Elmwood Seminary of Farrington closes a strong year and projects an even brighter next term with the same faculty and the addition of Mabel McCann. Dr C M Witmer, Democratic coroner candidate in Bollinger county, is praised for trusted service and a clean record.
Miss Hattie A Limbaugh died at her mother Susan F Limbaughs home July 8 1902 aged 19 years 9 months 28 days. She faced six months of confinement after a February 23 1902 surgical operation with Christian patience and no murmur. She united with the Lutheran church on July 3 1902 and is mourned by her mother two sisters four brothers and friends. Funeral preached by Rev C Lyerly and remains laid beside her father in Limbaugh cemetery. Safe in the arms of Jesus.
The article quotes T. A. Rolly recounting a summer illness of dysentery and his use of bomberiasn e Dottd, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with satisfactory results. He is a well known Henderson citizen. The remedy is sold by Chandler & Willmor in Louisville and De OM, Witmor Marbie Hill.
An advertisement touts a no interest loan from the Southern Farm & Home Co of Kennett Missouri to buy a farm or build a name and pay back in 16 years at $5 per month per possession. Local agent Burrette Snider may provide particulars, with prospectors urged to write or visit.
An advertisement touts 88,300,000.00 assets and over eight million dollars, urging readers to bank by mail with the Lincoln Trust Co of St Louis. It claims easy access, daily compound interest, and a $5 account minimum, inviting readers to request an explanatory booklet.
Rev W Riley of Cuba New York reports fifteen days of sciatic rheumatism pain relieved by Ballard's Snow Liniment after first application and fully by second. He endorses it strongly and lists prices 25 500 and 1.00 from Dr M Witmer.
An advertisement fragment promotes White’s Cream Vermiage as a child remedy and tonic, and extols DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve for cuts and burns. It cites testimonials for indigestion relief from Kodol and warns against counterfeit products while urging stomach health as key to overall well being.
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