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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
1
July markets report fruit and vegetables from Danitin Deron to Geo Seeley. Reports of a passenger train killing nine cattle near Knob Lick to Mine La Motte, and various local incidents including hay fires, horse thefts, court actions, and dairy notes. The Messenger covers crop yields, railway progress, and seasonal agricultural life with numerous named places and people.
The Frisco will run special trains to Hoxie division points after August 2, 4 performances and Gulf division trains after August 2 and 4 nights. Cape Girardeau and Chester will operate nightly post performance trains from Cape Girardeau to Perryville. Easy city access and return times noted for the first week in August.
A historic Q and A on the new teachers certificate law summarized by Superintendent Wa. P. Evans. It outlines who can grant certificates, renewal rules, and who supported or feared the measure. The piece notes the law’s passage by teachers, taxpayers, and districts and suggests the law is tested by experience.
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