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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1907
Page
4
A fragment reports a person named Porlinhens Bauered at the Marbz Hill post office described as second class matter, indicating a mailing or postal notice context. The wording is partial and lacks a full event or date.
Marble Hill activities include Mrs. Anna Allen visiting Glen Allen, Dr. August Sander ill, Miss Eula Davault visiting near Mt. Carmel, and Ernest Finney from Kennett visiting. Residents J H Richardson and J H Whecarver travel for family or business, with community updates on transforms, bank staff, and local professions.
Local items report health of residents, names visiting Marble Hill, and a range of community notices. Updates include Mrs. R. C. Coleman’s illness improving, Sheriff O. R. Kirkpatrick mowing the courthouse yard, and Dr. Thomas' Electric Oil praised. Also notices of sales, real estate, church services, and upcoming teacher exams in Bollinger county.
Will F Wells went to Charleston yesterday. A quiet wedding may be Wat the calm before the storm. The Marble Hill band thus reorganized and doing regular practice. Mrs J V Slinkard and her daughter Mrs John Grisham visited at Zaima last week. Tavion Mexcarrite Co offers top market price for all you bring. Attorney W K Chandler transacted legal business near Sedgewickville Monday. Robert Drum Jr visited home folks from Blodgett Sunday to Tuesday. For farm implements call Taylor Mercantile Co for prices. Marriage licenses listed for James Boyd and Mary Moore Jasper McGee and Grace Sample Beard L Hotre and Anna M Steinnerd. Attorney P S Mood of Perryville sources for locating practice. Mr and Mrs R W Fischer returned from St Louis after nursing school graduation. Up-to-date bikes Tanabout buggies and surreys at Taylor Mercantile Co. They buy carloads and offer close prices. Attorney and Mrs Charles G Revelle came from Farmington to visit. Burdock Blood Bitters praised by a local user. Dr KR Coleman dentist from Marble Hill will be in Patton June 19 for dental work. Don's Ointment claimed to cure piles. Dean's Reguleta touted for biliousness.
A list of job placements and summer rates from Central Business College Sedaia Missouri. Includes students and staff taking roles in Sioux Falls Omaha Tulsa Seattle St Louis Moberly Hughesville Haskel and Kansas City with figures such as 2400 per year and 80 for telegraph operator positions. Also notes a farmer burying Ben Davis apples in 1905 and remnants of garbled text.
A collage of outlandish quotes and snippets from a 19th or early 20th century issue. Humorous exchanges include a dentist tale, a moonshine boast, and a village Westphalia in Osage county famed for peace. The pasted clippings also mention Roosevelt era jests and local curiosities.
Hon J M Welker of Benev tle and Rev Henry A George of Cane creek visited on Monday and Tuesday. Several locals including Charley Ragedale, Charley Wann, J T Pierce, and S D Thomaron were noted in town on legal, business, or assessor tasks. Everett Upchurch and Miss Carrie Bess married last Sunday at Scopus with a supper for forty. Obituary notes Sister S C Kegsey born 1842 Missouri, married 1808, died 1807. funeral at Bowie and interment near Red River County Texas. The Texas Christian Advocate clipping carried by the paper.
By deed of trust dated October 1904 Loren C Hawk and Laura A Hawk own property in Bollinger County Missouri. The trustee refuses to act and the sale is set for June 29 1907 at the Marble Hill courthouse north door to bid high cash for the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 30 township 28 range 10 containing 40 acres more or less in Bollinger County. D R Kirkpatrick sheriff acting trustee.
A local testimonial from Mrs. J. J. Robertson of Lutenville praises Doan’s Kidney Pills for curing kidney issues and backache. She details years of fatigue and poor appetite improved after using the pills, endorsing them to neighbors. The ad notes the product price at 50 cents and lists Poster Milburn Co. as distributors in New York.
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