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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1904
Page
4
Public notices include postal handling at Marble with train arrivals listed for North and South bound services. Includes lodge meetings for Modern Woodmen of America and Trig. Trowel Lodge. Baptist church schedule in Marble with service times and Sunday school. Whitewater Circuit pastor schedules for Passover observances and Latin calendar dates.
Presbyterian services listed by pastor Seabright with dates and locations. First Sunday at Whitewater and Alliance. Second Sunday at Lutesile. Third Sunday at Cornwall. Fourth Sunday at Marble PRT.
Rev AL M Rolnson pastor of Marble Hill circuit announces First Sunday Ebenezer 11:30 am and 7 pm Second Sunday Thlan's Chapel 11 am and 7 pm Bethel 3 pm Third Sunday Slickery Grove 1 am Fourth Sunday Chavel Hill 9:30 am JUTESVILLE CIRCUIT Regular appointments by Rev RK Walton First Sunday Glen Allen 11 am and Luresville 7:30 pm Second Sunday Liessviller 11 am and Atlemat 7:30 pm Third Sunday Lutesville 11 am and 72 10 je M Fourth Sunday Cane Creek 9:00 am and Pleasante 7:00 pm SEDGEWICKVILLE CIRCUIT Rev Mr J Charmen First Sunday Sedgewicksite Trinity Sunday Lebanon Thint Sunday Patton Fourth Sunday Fairview
Numerous local items note sales and everyday business. Prices, shops, and people such as McCans attending Jefferson City convention, Miss Ella Club visiting Marble Hill, and Taylor Mercantile Company promotions populate the page along with farm talks, subscriptions, and local notices.
Mrs Ara Finney visits from Mr Louis Tresday. I M Wells ill recently but now recovering. Farmers threshing wheat forecast fair yield. Omer Lotes builds a new barn. W A Robinson assists. Town board uses treasury surplus to repair streets. Harry Means returns from St Louis slightly worn. A misfortune leaves him quite fined and hard to move. Judee Austin owns a pet coon and a little dog that twin with playful antics. they plow wrestle and tumble together delighting onlookers.
W Os Barford spent Sunday in the country. Mrs Burford ill last week. Mrs Dorks returned from St Louis Tuesday. Estes of near Coaver Hill conducted business here last week. Miss Rosa Risdon of Glen Allen shopped in town Tuesday. T M Jones, former citizen of Lutesville, from Morley last week. Mrs MacDonald of Colorado visiting her brother H J Hunter in the city. Alex Strummmers of Gravel PH working in the blacksmith shop for W Os Burford & Son. Henry Mayfield moved into J Q Stevens property now owned by Geo F Kurre. Mrs Amour of Cape Girardeau visiting sister Mrs L T Kinder in Lutesville this week. D L Shell, fruit grower, from Hahn on business Tuesday. Rev J A Russell, visiting his son in Los Angeles, Cal, returned last week. Miss Soph Kinder of Gravel Hill visiting relatives here last week, returned home Tuesday. Geo Ro Wilson head writer here the past yet resigned and returned to St Louis last week.
The region sees settled weather and improving roads after last week’s storm. Editor Keith Poston of the Lutes ville Banner visited recently on business. Bridges and culverts along the railroad are being repaired by a pile driver crew. County Treasurer Slinkard and local residents attend to county interests. Wheat turning out well while corn prospects are poor in hotton dands. A shopfront shade perch is erected by J VoSlinkard & Co. Castor and Perkins creek cause minor flooding impacts. Samuel Kinder of Sturdivant and Wilbur Baker of Buchanan appear in local notes.
A Long Island City woman was fined ten dollars after folding a letter into a newspaper to mail at the newspaper rate. The wrapper revealed the letter at the receiving post office, triggering a demand for the increased postage. She paid but complained about the ordeal.
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