Chandler Press Publishes Daily News in New Format
A fragmented notice from KBatereithe Maghle Hil announces Chandler Publishers releasing Marere Hinn Press daily edition. It references a decided date and ongoing publication plan.
20 Jun 1912
Page 8
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1912
Page
8
A fragmented notice from KBatereithe Maghle Hil announces Chandler Publishers releasing Marere Hinn Press daily edition. It references a decided date and ongoing publication plan.
Our Correspondents report heavy rainfall with good health and thriving crops. Farmers sow peas and millet while activity remains high. Visits include Grandma Skaggs of Fredericktown and Mrs. Tilda Cheulem of Flit River. Local talk praises Rev CW Jennings and notes harvest trips to Oran.
The piece mentions Shell running a down business with his store, farmers preparing for wheat harvest, Sunday school at Palmore at 10, and nightly prayer meetings. Monroe Null attends Palmore prayer meetings. F Deck and George Pittman traded mules with Deck receiving a shotgun and steel trap. A Baptist church meeting is planned at Union Hill on the fifth Sunday of the month.
Health is reasonably good with a near harvest. Farmers prep for kin of the binder. Wo D and E R Mayfield were in Daisy last week for business. Rev PM Robins preached at the second Sunday meeting. Glenn Greene is very sick. Sunday school progressing well. Sea baugh schoolhouse hosts preaching on the third Sunday each month. Young folks spent Sunday afternoon with Nora and Lola Linshaugh and enjoyed music by Henry Fulton. Vocal music class thriving. MaYrre Loike signs off.
Health is very gead Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Gaither visited Mrs. Gaither Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Henry James and daughter Lottie attended church services at Zalma Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Hopkins visited Mr. and Mrs. Berlin Sides Sunday. Rev. T. J. Gaither and family filled his appointment at Zalma and baptized Rev. E. S. Buckner of the M. E. church. Roy Gaither visited Cane Creek Sunday evening. Grandma Speer is reported better after a long illness. Fay Austin and Noah Summers attended services at Zalma Saturday night. Jacob Hindman of Greenbrier visits in the area. Berlin Sides fished Friday with modest luck. Miss Nora Gaither visited Miss Hattie Sides Saturday. Lon Gaines visited Samuel Virgin's last Sunday.
The fragment references Glen Allen and Rev. T. J. Moore with a mention of a wife of Mar. No further readable details appear to establish context, date, or event.
The week featured visits by Orville and Rufus Zimmerman from Dunklin county to their father J H Zimmerman near Glen Allen, Mrs J Silvers visiting friends in Lutesville, Miss Cleve Kinder returning home to Buchanan, Mil dred Winter and family social time in Glen Allen, Mrs Peak and daughter Mil dred returning from Gordon Arkansas, J Denk departing to Colorado for a year as superintendent of Segundo High, Miss Mollie Zimmerman returning to Lutesville, and Miss Orphie Nichols of Gipsy traveling with her sister Mrs Q W Yount. The town also notes a public well project and the Wheat harvest underway as spring work begins.
A Sunday night windstorm caused notable property damage including fences and telephone lines. Claude Alexander, visiting from town, left for the west for the upcoming school year. Mrs. Blaine Minter of Marquand visited parents nearby. Wheat harvest nearing, rainfall previously helped crops. Trace Creek Telephone extends lines and installed a Glen Allen depot phone. Ice cream socials and candy parties appear common as more events approach.
Capewicker notes dry weather aiding farm work. M Frizzell of Cape Girardeau handled business here last week. N A Ward, once from Hoquiam, Wash, visited his brother ROH Ward. AS Ramsey at Advance Saturday. Ben Fowler of Chaffee visits his father nearby. Charles Prather of Advance guests J Wiggins. Local baptizing at Brownwood drew a large crowd. A ball game attracted many. Mrs Casper of Buncombe Ill visits daughter Mrs CO Wiggins. J H Richardson of Advance may move to Cape Girardeau for the summer with Mrs Richardson. R H Ward and family visited JL Wiggins. Mr and Mrs Edgar Chapman of Allenville visit D B Corbin. J L Wiggins loses a fine colt Saturday.
Scopus Health shows general well being as heavy rains benefit crops. Farmers report wheat harvest imminent with quality above ordinary. Ira Dockins hosted a Saturday night singing event for local youths. Webster Dockins is a student under study.
Long local column covers a sermon by Pastor Russell at Philadelphia on Matthew 8:12. It argues the phrase weeping and gnashing of teeth refers to Jews facing exile and disappointment, not eternal torture, and traces the Jewish covenant to Abraham, the prophets, and the coming spiritual seed. The piece notes Gentiles later join God’s promises alongside Jews in the future kingdom.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions officers administrators and court proceedings in Revinger County Hawk Shale Michigan with tornado and fire references, but the readable facts are insufficient to identify a clear event, date, or involved parties.
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