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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1913
Page
6
In a perilous frontier moment amid pursuit, Hamlin and Miss McDonald escape and confront danger with a wary bond forming between enlisted man and officer’s daughter. The pair discuss fear, duty, and a fragile hint of companionship as dawn reveals strategic choices and survival stakes along the river.
The scene hints at a retreat almost complete, with figures near the riverbank gazing across a muddy stream. The sun is low, and the narrative emphasizes proximity to concealment while maintaining a distant, observant view.
Texter Walter Rider was slashed by Chas Loven and is not expected to live officials report Loven remains at large and a friend in Mire was asked for news on the wounded man's status.
A garbled set of funeral notices and death reports from multiple towns. References include Charletton Thomas Beckwith age 75, Arthur Kellar and Margaret his daughter, Thomas Carter editor of the Atutgoon Leader, Col Charles Durer’s death, and other scattered lines about local residents, retirement, and memorials amid a large crowd.
A disorderly scene near a hotel in Chicago ends with a suspect wounded. a petition from the Missouri Business Men’s League travels to Jeff City. Police identify a 32 year old man, but details remain unclear as the writ is sought to compel the city council to grant the permit amid ongoing unrest.
A Marion County farmer named Lewis Tt Krrelieh was fined about 700 dollars and costs after a local court in Paleyen heard a dispute involving a neighbor’s teaching of a lurky practice. The incident and verdict reflect tensions in rural community methods.
Former congressman Marshall Arnold dies at his Betton residence in Root county at age 67. He served in various trusted offices across Scott county and southeast Missouri.
A brief excerpt recalls a new cook staying about an hour then departing in a rush. It notes she poured kerosene near the kitchen fire, raising questions about her actions and motives in a tense early scene.
The piece recounts Cornelius Vanderbilt instructing a carpet purchase for a church chapel, the clerk revealing the carpet matched the one he used in his New York home. The anecdote leads to a broader note on antiquity and Roman custom, mentioning Braccata trousers and Alexander Severus.
A brief note discusses how ancient Britons were among the peoples who wore trousers, highlighting early garment adoption and regional variation in dress practices.
In St Joseph the strike by city parking house butchers left spots vacant. Workmen brought from Chicago and Kansas City filled the positions, restoring operations and worker presence.
Prof. Jo Morrison, longtime assistant superintendent for 14 years, was appointed superintendent of the Missouri School for the Deaf by the board of managers.
Jordon Edwards, 14, of Moberry Missouri, was accidentally shot and killed by his cousin Jobo V. Spurling at Judge Spurling’s farm northeast of Centralia while rabbit hunting.
A brief note explains that moving a whelbarrow requires consistent effort rather than mere intent. It highlights the labor involved and the practical discipline required to manage heavy loads safely and effectively.
Fragmentary conversation discusses desire for money to travel and references to Rhe-How much do you need and Bre Windew Beeaing Prrup. The text shows misread words and does not present a coherent event or clear entities.
The note recalls a late night park scene with a list of broken down terms and names. It mentions an actor and a sense of crowded places and people sleeping as if in a dreamlike town. The fragmented text hints at a waning event or mood without clear actions or outcomes.
A fragmentary exchange between Wiehe and Hicks references a birthday party and the eleventh anniversary of a wife’s birthday. The garbled line suggests mishearing or transcription errors about a blowout at a house and a reply about a Witthe birthday party.
A recently received report from the examining physician records the date of the examination of the applicant for insurance. The identification blank allows space for a personal mark to identify the insured after death. The document mentions a strong commission or imprint near the name Lippinenti.
Fragmentary text discusses regulating temper, bathing, alimentation, and elimination by waterside directions. It warns change of diet as dangerous and advocates fairness in treatment. Mentions a belief that a malnourished person cannot fare as well as a fat one.
A local health board offered prize fish from a supplier in a scheme that leveraged permits to buy 160 carp and place them in city sections. Martee used the board to push rents and market prices, operating until pressure forced action. The report notes ongoing investigation into the scheme and its beneficiaries.
The Silverman family reported their dog Spot bit a child during a domestic dispute then burglaries occurred at about 6:39 pm. The thief restrained Spot, opened a case, and stole $29, a ring, a diamond ring, a watch, a locket and chain, and four Russian gold pieces totaling thousands of dollars. Police investigated the New York San incident and filed reports.
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