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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1906
Page
2
The item lists various community snippets from a small town including auction and sale notices, medical product promotions for Foley’s Kidney Cure, health testimonials, and a report of a fire damaging a barn and outbuildings near Wount, with losses estimated around $100. It mentions fishing trips, a planned church or social event, and notes on local residents and farmers.
A fragmented 1906 community column lists bake sales and fundraisers, names residents and merchants, notes real estate and carpentry work, mentions fundraising for a local cause, and records appointments and small town errands. Readers are urged to report missing finds and watch for the Finder’s progress.
Fragmentary text from Walnut Timber and Wales Tinder notes shows unclear siting references. Researchers request full context to identify location dates and responsible agencies.
The notice details a teachers examination schedule for Jane examiners, with sessions on June 22 and 24 in Marble Hill. It mentions invitations and travel by the judge to an adjourned term, plus a sale listing of property including a four-room frame dwelling, outbuildings, and land measures around 1600 possibly dollars. It also notes Rev W H Canninghams preaching at Patton and nearby baptisms and services at Trinity with family visits and church events.
The obsequies record the death of Christian Jae smid who passed away around 22 years after a religious event. He left three wives and numerous friends to mourn his departure.
A rambling plea urges young men to show gratitude to their mothers. It extols offering comfort and time, contrasting small gifts with deeper emotional support. The piece questions whether mere spending compares to meaningful affection from sons.
A garbled crop of names and events from the community includes visits by Mrs Owens of Jackson, Mrs Hall of St Louis bound for a hotel, and Charley Ford with the Odd Fellows. Family gatherings, shop notices, and lectures appear among scattered addresses and stray remarks about a World’s Fair prize.
Tak F.C. Denice FORDE people.
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