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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1904
Page
1
The advertisement promotes ladies misses and children's hats trimmed in latest styles at Smith's Marble Hill store. Mens and boys hats are advertised as not cheap goods but splendid value with prices reduced to the bottom notch. Shop H. M. Smith's Marble Hill Mo.
The note praises Jim as a strong Democratic candidate and urges unity for the November election. It updates on Senator F M Coenen's bicycle accident in Washington and his improving condition. It asks readers to obtain the Forty-sixth Annual Report of the Missouri Horticultural Society via secretary L A Goodman in Kansas City.
Thomas R. R. Mle, born in Atchison county Missouri and raised in Dunklin county, has long served as a county attorney and state legislator. A Democrat rooted in labor, education, and public service, he rose from farm roots to political responsibility, reflecting Missouri’s steady party tradition.
Tuy writer with Fd. Aubuchon and a grocery drummer visited Shrum to see J. M. Shim prospering then Patton, an old county business hub. Crops along the route looked decent with wheat promising but acreage below average. Patton shows notable growth in recent years.
A narrative of small town development noting mills, stores, a wagon factory, and several tradesmen in Allinnes and Sedewickville. It recalls early establishments, a Mason lodge, a Whitewater valley route, and the growth of education with Sedewickville Academy. The piece reflects a traveler’s view of prosperous commerce and community ties in a border county.
A fragmented field report describes a pavilion themed around Jerusalem at a World’s Fair, featuring a replica cityscape with walls, a citadel, the Tower of David, and guides showing visitors the city’s historic sites. It notes Jewish, Muslim, and Christian layers, and references local customs and legends as told to travelers.
Located between Marble Hill and Lateville, including some of the best bottom land in the country. For particulars apply to W. F. Burenam.
Old style classified notice advertises a varied sale featuring eliss jars assorted utensils and tools. It promotes items such as Guanulated Susar sugar and light brown sugar with offers from Biunter & Dicke in Puuteswville Nebraska.
Southeast News reports Crocotints Republicans will nominate their county ticket by a primary amid turmoil over courthouse plans and local crime. A trial in Bleafield sentenced James Jones to 20 years for shooting at the Bloonfield marshal.
Circuit Court proceedings list various cases including State v. Charles Oswald for grand larceny with execution date set. murder verdicts for James Jenkins and others. State v Gaither bond posted. further cases of petty larceny and political notices. A number of entries reference appeals, new trials, and terms of court with dates and penalties noted.
A damaged notice promotes a grand display at the St Louis Fair with highly lifelike reproductions framed as rare opportunities. It urges readers to place early orders through their newsdealer to avoid disappointment and to receive the first of a series of Post-Dispatch readers’ items.
A fragment notes invitations to teens and families to visit the World’s Fair in St Louis. It mentions housing or lodging options near the fairgrounds and reasonable rates. The message appears as a travel or promotional note from a local contact in St Louis.
A chaotic sale notice describes selling a fern collection and household items at Marble Hill Missouri on a Tuesday with mentions of a kitchen outfit, heating stoves, farming tools, netting, and a cash sale format. It includes several long moralizing asides and admonitions about youth and wisdom, urging restraint and prudence.
The readable parts show a damaged OCR fragment with jumbled words and unclear meaning about discovery effort and warnings. No coherent event, names, places, or dates are discernible to form a factual summary.
The Southern Missouri Baptist Ministers Institute holds a session at the Baptist church on Hill Street. Rev. Elias from Onur presided the introductory sermon Tuesday night. Attending ministers include BV Bolton, Wl M. Rado, Tl Siler, Dlnfield, Bid Stewall, Madden, TD Mentemmers, W. D. Butler, W A Jones, WT M Rice, P.M. Wells, evangelist Theo Whitfield, and others from Dexter, Spokane, and surrounding areas.
A long list of school programs and student performances appears, detailing recitations, declamations, songs, and readings led by teachers and students including Henry Jansen, Joseph VianDeren, Lizzie Terbrock, John Vanden, and Herman Eftink among others. Also noted is Rev. F.P. Betters to speak at a trustee sale and a sheriff sale notice for Bollinger County Missouri. A promoted laundry starch ad claims Defiance Starch saves time and prevents iron sticking.
The letter from IW Dexaway states a stock of good lumber ready to dress from now until December 25 for sale to the patrons of ellinger and neighboring counties. The mill is six miles west of Graveltea, Missouri, and the writer thanks customers for past favors and solicits future patronage.
For sale a fifty five acre fruit and stock farm five miles south of Lutesville Missouri Bollinger County. The property includes a one and a half story frame house with barn two cisterns and good fencing. About forty five acres cultivated with strong soil and convenient to market for fruit growing. Sacrificed at 500 dollars with half cash and balance on time. Apply to W K Campbell secretary Farm and Home Real Estate Co.
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