23 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1910
Page
1
Letters of administration granted by Bollinger county Probate Court to Frank Hrands admr. All claims against the estate must be presented within one year from the letters date or be barred. Publication date June 110.
Epworth League at Lutesville M E Church South holds a Sunday program at 7 PM with song service responsive reading prayer and an introduction by leader. The theme asks What Victories Have Chained Our Struggles and What Lessons Come From Confession in a fellowship setting.
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St. Louis celebrates its 102nd anniversary in July with a limited time offer of three full years for $1.00. Subscriptions at this reduced price are accepted for any number of orders, with no premiums or commissions. Renewal orders extend current expiration by three years. Send requests to The St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, MO, and request a free sample copy.
An obituary for August Schmitt oldest son of Mr and Mrs Frank Schmitt of near Leopold who died June 1 at age 16 He was loved by family and neighbors and remembered for a sunny disposition and gentle nature He was reared in a Catholic home and buried in the Catholic cemetery at Leopold Parents siblings and many relatives mourn his early departure
Nancy J Zirag, beloved daughter of H and Emily Zirag, born July 27 177 and died May 7 near Hahn aged 2 years. She joined the General Hapitest church at Union Bank and was praised for her Christian life. Funeral at Union Hall church conducted by Rev Samuel Virgo. Survived by father, mother and three brothers in Chatsworth Bloomfield and Hahn.
A garbled OCR text mentions several personal names and places in a fragmented narrative. The readable bits reference people like Shaya Charles Wailaw and Wie, with odd phrases about visits, homes, lilies, and a gate at Miss Laeety Tod Spier.
A garbled fragment from a Kansas City Post column discusses justice, family, and a court hint. It mentions a debate over a goat as a pet, a Goetz style assault charge, and questions about a wife’s jewelry. The text includes names and references to a judge and a decision.
Fragmented OCR text presents a satirical protest about tariffs on common items. It lists coats on mops, rails, coffins, lead, and cotton, implying broad duties. The piece laments continued tariffs while declaring salvation remains free, mixing lament with political critique.
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