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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
3
Weather rain and mild report. residents and visitors named including Minnie Kaiser of Denver, Moses Wheybark, ELC Seabright, Miss Mabel McCans, Miss Lacey Metullough, and J.D. Reeder. Local commerce includes Taylor Mercantile Co millinery and H. M. Smiths promotions. Also final settlement notice for Martin N Farr estate and an upcoming church dedication in Little Vine. multiple short items on births, travel, and community commerce.
The county board of education schedules the next teachers examination for Marble Hill on Friday and Saturday June 25 and 24. Rev. Stovall concluded a Baptist church revival and left Thursday for Marble Hill with Miss Daisy Sitzes, who will marry him here. Daisy is praised by many friends as she and her fiancé begin this new step. Movers report the couple’s arrival Thursday afternoon amid best wishes from the community.
Road grader on wheels offered for 75 dollars by TWENTIETH CENTURY GRADER at 2016 N Taylor Ave St Louis Mo. Advertises two or four horses for operation and calls for attention from road commissioners.
A town party visits a secluded lakeside cottage. Richard Caltary, bareheaded in a straw hat, climbs the steps to greet guests. His brother sternly commands him to remove the hat in the presence of ladies, prompting a brief pause among the visitors.
At the Baptist church on Tuesday night June 27, speakers Oscar Phelps Alfred Hughes Arthur Moyers and Homer Williams argued the Prohibition Movement is regressing. Free to all. everyone invited.
One year old female, agent B. Lisa, Sedvewickville Missouri. Proceeding seller offers this registered calf for sale to intéressed buyers.
A blind infant named Jesse Rayfield dies after asking to bury her doll with her. Her mother, tearful yet loving, places the doll in the white coffin with the child as the little girl longs to see her dolly in heaven. The scene is tender and heartbreaking as family love meets death.
The article reviews sash fastening methods for dresses in the July issue of a magazine, noting a shift from simple ald-teshaped ties to loops and twists using several fingers. It highlights sleeve finishes and the “Shower” effect from waist-sashes, with Dresden and Pompadour designs still popular and a trend toward eight-inch waist bands.
A list from Sedalia outlines premiums for the Missouri State Fair with upgrades to the fairgrounds including new turns, a dairy building, a cultural-implement building, and a steel standstand extension. Railroads offer open one fare to Sedalia. premiums rise across cattle, horses, fruit, corn, and displays. Other items note local sicknesses, social visits, marriages, and a Valley Telephone Company stockholders meeting with plans to extend lines.
Mrs. Marada Caldwell wife of Morris Caldwell of Buffington Missouri died in June 1905 at about 48 years. A devout Christian she endured years of illness with fortitude and faith. She leaves husband five children and many friends. Burial followed at Cloonfield cemetery as family grieves.
A brief note questions whether Schemerly succeeded as organizer of a company while detailing his failure. It suggests he diluted stock heavily, leaving little value for investors or stakeholders.
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