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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
5
Local items include names such as John Steinnerd and Roy F Jones with brief mentions of rooms being papered by Louis Mayer papering and placards for sale. Doctors and medicines are advertised with Vermifuge claims and various drug store notices. A recurring feature lists travel for Dr J J Cook and medicines like Herbine with schedule notices for visits around Marquoit Marble Hill and Cape Girardeau.
Lutesville notes mention Norster and Me Jinre, with several names tied to families and activities. Joins Barks went to Arkansas weeks ago for work, and Miss oMudaly of Blaurei returned home after two weeks away. Mrs Mingle Mickses died Monday in St. Louis, with burial at Pry Crook cemetery. others include Miss oMudaly and Albert Crershaw visiting.
Local correspers report a string of small items from Scopus and Marble Hill including car trade offers, land exchange ideas, and plans for fencing Hahn's Chapel fennery. Mentions Eugene Walker of Sturdivant, Mrs Conrad, and community meetings about road plans and public works.
fragmented OCR notes from Carter County recount a local senior’s age and status amid a garbled list of names, events, and places. it mentions community figures, roads, and a curious reference to a local packet, with unclear dates or outcomes.
A garbled OCR piece mentions places, names, and events but is largely incomprehensible. It references a person, a court or social setting, and several undefined actions, with many broken phrases and stray terms. No clear narrative or verifiable details emerge.
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