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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1911
Page
8
The piece from THLE and CHANDLER, publishers, shows a vivid, early 1900s style note on a regional production. It mentions Teor MAE Tn and Prerss Vulvialedi Veeny Tigerancay, hinting at a local materials display and craft trade.
Our correspondents report health fair in town with residents Mero and Mra Monroe Robins having business. Larry Sample of Dongola active in the community. William Robins hauling crops, Glen Allen and Luther Baker buy a fine horse from Jolie Beliler. Missouri festival with strawberries and ice cream draws a pleasant turnout.
The column lists church appointments, social visits, and local happenings. Attendees include Rev Robins at Castor and Rev Ladd at Union Grove, with residents like Jane Patterson injured, Dan Fowler and Edmiston active in trades, and the ice cream festival at Swinton drawing crowds. Ongoing dry weather impacts crops and water, while homes, mills, and shops report activity and travel.
Careenwood Health notes Lewis Null quitting plowing until rain arrives as corn depends on moisture. Rev Dave Hall preached strong sermons at Clubb Creek weekend. Pink Fowler of Grassy visits his father Lorance Fowler. A Caria Null box supper drew a good crowd despite alcohol remarks. W M Fowler family left for Seminole to tend to daughter in law Ad Fowler. Revs Henry Fowler and Wilson preached at Greenwood. Noah Summers visited H C Skinner. Some local boys rendered performances last week.
The passage records extreme heat and drought suppressing vegetation, plus Decoration Day ceremonies by veterans. It notes Mrs AC Ring's return from Brownwood to visit a ill daughter, various locals moving or doing business, and youths attending a normal school course at Cape Girardeau. Memorial exercises at Brush Creek drew large crowds, with reflections on past sorrows and present joys.
A bereaved family recalls their seven year old Roy, a bright beloved child who helped at home and loved reading the Bible. His death brings deep sorrow, yet they find comfort in faith as they mourn in open grief and cherish memories of his dream to become an angel in heaven.
Samuel Hawn born October 4 1841 died May 28 1911 aged 69 years 7 months 24 days. He was married to Mary Emeline.
Local retailer promotes savings for customers with steady discounts on coal oil per gallon baking powder and white beans. A fresh carload shipment of Swift's Spring fertilizer is also noted, inviting customers to inspect prices and become regular shoppers.
In memory of Little Roy Arnold who died April 27 1811 at age 9 years 7 months and 13 days. The obituary notes he was bright and intelligent and highlights his short life and family sorrow.
Obituary notes the passing of Albert Myers known as Uncle Sam after a four year illness while his ten children survive. He joined the Baptist church, supported local worship, spoke of preparation for death, and his family honors his faith and efforts. The surrounding notices list neighbors moving, sickness, visits, travels, and community events in a rural town.
The State of Missouri represented by WL Dunn the collector seeks action in Bollinger County Circuit Court Sept Term against William A Edwards. Plaintiff files petition and affidavit through attorney W K Chandler outlining the claim.
Court notices Bilwanle not a resident of the State of Mississippi and the petition seeks enforcement of a state tax lien on real property in Carroll County. The document, dated in May, orders the defendant to appear at the next term or answer, with judgment to be entered if he fails.
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