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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1901
Page
4
Fragmentary 2001 era ads and notices mention court case quashed for John Coah and John Pox, a public sale July 22, 2001, medicines Herbine and Rocky Mountain Tea, Chandler & Witmer Lutesville, L. T. Kinder traveling to Milwaukee and Buffalo for the American Expo, and local personalities like J A Kinder and Mrs Dr G. Cannon. Reads like a busy, eclectic small-town column of commerce and health remedies.
A mixed newspaper item lists country produce Wants and local notes. It mentions Luterville visitor Mipi and citizens in An thie. An August Heuer thrashing machine outfit burned at Henry Lowres cag in Jackson district. The issue references Old Confederate veteran John Statler visiting kin and shaking hands with old companions from 35 years ago.
An early morning death of Mrs Henry Tallent at her home near Scopus mourned by husband and four children. A druggist offers refunds on Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets sold for 35 cents. Pennsylvania Oil Co. agent Mr Swan reports drilling near Gravel Hill beyond Bollinger county line, with prospects described as potentially good and drilling down 8 feet through pale rock toward a 500 foot base.
A jumble of old time ads and verses tells of Dr King’s New Life Pills promising appetite, cheap medicine, and a powdery remedy. It includes a farcical backward poem about food, a claim for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm healing in a third of the time, weather talk from Missouri and Kansas, and Burford & Co clothing at low prices.
Noah Shelton, about 71 years old, drowned Saturday evening while swimming in Crooked Creek near Lutesville. He was the son of Thomas Shelton of Lolecrille. in company with two others, he attempted to swim and sank after being thrown thrice by a horse rider. The community extends sympathy to the family.
County Clark Twytor reports asylums transfer for several individuals including Menty M. Smitt and Naranda Gregory to Fulton gore for treatment. They have recovered and are ready to return to Ubelr hares. authorities advise awaiting further instructions.
The article touts Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption and related illnesses as a swift, reliable remedy sold by druggists with a trial bottle free. It claims large bottles cost 50 cents to $1 and notes strong praise from users. It also mentions local dog attacks by roaming canines, with a resident killing one dog and injuring others while protecting turkeys, criticizing “worthless” people.
A Hartwell Georgia reader testimonials healing from a leg sore after trying many remedies until Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Salve cured the wound. The ad touts Electric Bitters as a grand blood purifier and guarantees satisfaction or refund. Also includes a long satirical “Onions and Beans” verse and references Chamberlain's cough remedy with local sales info for Chandier & Witmer and Dr. C. M. Witmore.
Last Friday between 2:90 and 350 p m three of four prisoners in this jail, Lou Limbaugh awaiting trial for appropriating Miss Hattie Williams watch and chain, James Harrison for carrying concealed weapons, and a young man named Ranks serving a 3 day sentence, pried the corridor door with a broken chair leg and walked out. They were seen by several persons and remained at large until pursuit by Sherif King and Constable Mayer. One man remained jailed. two others were recaptured. Dick Pheipe refused to leave. Sherif King believes the escape teaches a lesson and plans tighter jail security.
Max Adeler, famed for Elbow Reem and Oct of the Hurry-Baby, returns with a new серии of humorous tales. The author’s 25-year career spans wartime resilience and lighthearted fiction, promising a fresh collection titled Tales of O68 Tetles with vivid characters and playful satire.
Herman Elfrink and Mary Hulshot obtained a marriage license since our last report, enabling their forthcoming wedding. The couple plans to formalize nuptials in the near future, per local records.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that Erich Wolpers deceased will make final settlement on August 13, 1904 at the Probate court of Ballinger county in Marble Hill beginning Monday August 12 1901 Jory A B Williams administrator Miss Stevens daughter of Sanford Stevens of Wayne county is visiting Henry Berry and family
Fragmented report notes several attendees at an Institute in Fredericktown Missouri including Mrs Wade Strong and Mrs John Devore of Whitewater. Mentions a grocer education service at door with low rates and requests for a catalogue. Several lines unreadable.
O W Wakefield of Columbus Ga extols Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting its effectiveness in cholera and bowel troubles. He claims to have sold hundreds of bottles and advises every family to keep it on hand. Local agents Chanchard Witmer Lutesville Dr G M Witmer Marble Hill Henry Berry and family visited Crose rouda and Whitewater plants last week.
Mrs. Curtis Baker of Boozwalter Ohio reports using Chamberlain's colic cholera and diarrhoea remedy to treat an infant neighbor's illness in May. She says the child recovered in two days after following directions and remains vigorous. The testimony claims repeated use has never failed. Sold by Chandler Witmer Lutesville and Dr C M Witmer Maryle Hill.
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