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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1911
Page
8
Fragmented OCR presents a dramatic plea or prayer-like scene arguing for moral restraint amid societal distress. The text alludes to communal fear, grief, and calls for reform as neighbors confront temptation, sorrow, and crisis while urging unity and proper conduct.
Qur Correspondents report a Sunday picnic at Glen Allen with neighbors enjoying the day. Mrs Kittle Swan and son returned from Fredericktown visit. Mrs Allie Pridy visited Mrs Kate Whitener. Mr and Mrs Dave Whitener visited his mother. Farmers busy wheat threshing. A. P. McKelvy called to Drum for ill niece Minnie Sturgeon. Jim Haynes visited his father on Castor. Frank Fowler and wife visited Em Gray. H M Myers in Lutesville. I J Murray making ties. New hardware stock arrived for inspection. Picnics and threshing outfits have right of way.
Health improving with a sun shower last Sunday though rain is still hoped for. Henry Holzum returns from Oran on Sunday. A Hulshof ships a carload of sheep Tuesday. T M Summerlin and son visit Leopold from Allenville, Saturday. Henry Hulshof and Garrett Jensen of Oran visit relatives nearby. Henry Osendorf of Dutchtown visits Henry Taylor’s family. A large picnic is planned for August 2. J Hinkebein Jr and brother Ted were at Appleton Monday. Joseph Taylor marries Mina Elfrink at St Johns Church, Leopold, on July 18.
Local column recounts visits by residents to George Green and John Mayfield, church and Sunday school activity, and a planned wedding in the vicinity. Mentions fishing trips, health notes, schooling, and a nearby trial. Public notices include a deed of trust sale in Bollinger County and a state election proclamation with August dates.
The State of Missouri files a suit to enforce its lien on real property described as the undivided interests of multiple defendants in portions of the northwest quarter and other lots in a specified township. The defendants, including W. H. Beam, Lemuel Sears, W. E. Skidmore, Charley Youngling, and Harvey Youngling, are nonresidents of Missouri. They are ordered to appear in court on the next term, with publication serving as notice, and penalties for nonappearance outlined. Publication follows statutory requirements.
A young couple embraces a hopeful path with a distinctive font choice symbolizing renewal. The design appears in a local feature highlighting optimism, creativity, and shared future goals as they navigate early marriage and community support.
PSrush Creel notes rain expectations while threshers report good wheat. Local visits include W. T. Hanner and family near Zalma, Mr. and Mrs. John Burley with Burley parents, and gatherings at McKee and Fish homes. A busy Dr. A T Kirkpatrick tends patients, with King Hinkle and Duford Gobble visiting from Oklahoma. Mrs. Hettie Gobble sick. Lynn Pressnell attends Herman Coats ice cream social. Alma and Lowell Fish visit grandparents in Zalma. Arley Grimsley and Mrs. Dick Baker family updates.
Health tolerably good with farmers nearing threshing wheat after finishing corn plowing. Roy Masters and family from Dunklin county visiting relatives. J. F. Mayfield’s singing well attended. he traveled to Lutesville for business. H. A. Fulton visits Albert Dalton often. Recent good rains observed on Monday and Tuesday the 9th and 10th. E. R. Mayfield at Daisy last Thursday. Uncle Jake Welker of James Creek described as very puny. Johnny Mayfield visited his sister.
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