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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
8
A fragmented notice references Kaiterert in relation to a senior year issue at Maciine. Details are unclear due to OCR errors but imply a school matter involving Kaiterert and the Maciine institution with potential disciplinary or administrative action.
A fragmented poetic lament on alcohol and tyranny. The piece mocks religious rites while picturing a crowd resisting drink and the alcohol driven tyrant. It portrays danger from excess wine and a city divided by fear and moral crisis.
Our Correspondents report local life in Bessville. births deaths illnesses visits travels and church events fill a long column with names like Cleve Davis family J North Mrs Venable Rev Bowers and Rev Huff. Weather heat and rain influence daily work as wheat harvest proceeds and families share gatherings and ailments.
Saturday rain and wind disrupted crops while a community dinner and church events filled the day. Residents recount visits, engagements, a secret wedding, ice cream treats, and plans for future gatherings across Bollinger and neighboring towns.
Weather and crop notes report refreshing rain and healthy corn though some fields lack plowing. Dr JC Dale stocks animals of the best strain, Dan Crader bales flower hay, Mr Kegley narrowly escapes a lumber accident, and Laflin residents move and clear the cemetery.
Local note reports Cereen Wood expressing amusement at a recent fine. Details are sparse in the fragment, with no dates or organizations identified.
Sickness has been with a few friends lately WC Myers is in poor health Mr and Mrs West Myers of Blytheville Ark are visiting relatives in this vicinity PB Kinder of Lowndes visited his parents Mr and Mrs MrN Kinder here a day or two last week The ice cream supper at Charley Thomas s Saturday night was interfered with by rain and storm Dr Wither of Marble Hill and Dr Wagoner of Gravelton were called to see WC Myers one day last week John Clubb had the misfortune to lose a good mare a few days ago Charley Barrett had a mare snag herself badly the other day but the wound seers can hoe tye all fight ag a business trip Mr Kinder made to Zalma Munday Ed Vavak visited his brother Wilson who resides on Clubb creek recently Jows Joey
Health is good and farmers stack wheat as Sunday school at Millerchapel draws a full house. Visiting relatives include Mr and Mrs Marvin Pridy and daughters Veda and Dell from Fredericktown, and Miss Ivy Rhodes from Greenville with family on Castor. The Rhodes and Whitener families were seen at Miller chapel singing activity.
Health and weather talk as farmers finish oats and wheat harvests. Edgar Fields and family visited Mrs Fields mother Mrs Peter Suits. Oscar West and family were guests of Willie Fields. Ice cream social at Jake Abernathy's June 10 enjoyed by several youngsters. Pearl and Grace McGee of Greenville visit Arab relatives. Arthur Rowe and family visited his father D. W. Rowe. Ethel Hinkle returns home from Fish district teaching. Ove Whitener and Lola attend ice cream social at Mr Vance. Effie Rowe visits grandparents Noah and Mrs Fish. Back Home Aca.
Fine rains Saturday night and Sunday cheered farmers as wheat and oats are harvested, bringing hope of good yields and easing dry spell concerns across the region.
In a Harper's Weekly quip the title asks what change occurs when water turns to ice. The joke frames the idea as a childlike, innocent question about freezing. It plays on simple cause and effect and everyday curiosity without technical detail.
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