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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1919
Page
5
Local notices describe rain shortages affecting farming near Marble Hill Missouri with reports of cattle, crops, and family visits. Advertisements urge health remedies, job openings, and real estate while noting community events and upcoming picnics at Leopold and pasture land for sale.
In Marble Hill a property sale and business offer are advertised. The notice describes town properties and a stock of goods and fixtures for sale at bargain prices. Respond with contact details to arrange inquiries about these offerings.
The column notes that most people are in good health and hope for rain. It reflects a rural community mood with prayers for moisture to aid crops and daily well being. Names or places are not specified in the fragment.
Fragmentary notes show residents like Wagner Townsend McCollougt, Maud Barret, Nellie James, Pearl Wagner, Cora Flory Acup, and Roy Barrett in social rounds. Names such as Caroline Meyer, Alcina Hostic, John Sseason, Dewey Sherrab, Townsend McCullous and Frank Wagner appear with church and neighborly events around Marble Hill and Lowndes.
Health is good farmers are忙 dani mating bay. The corn just about gone. H C Seabwyth of Jason was in town Thursday. Tom Linebarger bought sheep in recent days. Children's exercises at the Methodist church planned for second Sunday night in August. Alma Drive of Oak Rielee visited. BC Seabaugh and family went to Jackson to visit his brother. Florence James has been the rural mail carrier last week. Jeff Niswonger sold his farm to Eli J Seabaugh. Miss Seabaugh returned home from near Millerville Saturday. Mrs Mary Cook ill with chills. Rev CC Lyerly preached at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. D R Seabaugh of Cape Girardeau visited Sedgewickville Sunday. Tom Grindstaff passed through town in his new car.
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