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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1915
Page
5
Local items list residents traveling for business and leisure including Mrs H M Smith in St Louis and A J Bess in Fredericktown. Mentions visitors from Lixville to Marble Hill, Sam J McMinn from Buchanan, and W Lures H W Wixrees. Several notices about dental, employment, crops, and land sales with names such as J A Taylor and C Wass. A Springfield Telegraph reference notes telegraph training and employment prospects at the end.
A long row of brief notices from Marble Hall and surrounding areas covers visits from Dr Kinder of Mangu to families in Louiis Mayeris circle, local license announcements, repairs, and farm life. Mentions include Rev WA Davault purchasing a Jersey car from Burfordville, licenses to marry McKinley Prater and Jane Moore, and Osage County and Leopold residents visiting Marble Hill.
Peter Radford argues for priority in appropriations to develop port facilities as a solution to inadequate coastal infrastructure. He notes wartime demand, rising trade, and the need to shift to sea power, urging Congress to fund ports that enable free, efficient navigation and reduce harbor charges that hinder commerce.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls forty years past at the village schoolyard. The speaker notes same bricks and bell, barefoot boys at play, sliding on a snowy ball, and a fading community memory with lingering echoes of youth and time.
Fragmentary text discusses agricultural development and farm product production. Mentions farmers merchants buyers, markets, and government guidance. Indicates focus on factory, surplus goods, and market influence on pricing and production.
The fragmentary piece suggests factions, political tension, and unrest amid industrial decline. It references peers, donors, and public life, warning against coercive power and urging restraint to prevent violence, while urging workers not to abandon productivity.
Svilvan Ridse Heedihas fair goes Farmers buy plowing gear wheat prospects look good. A trip to Latesville discussed with Mrs Barrett visiting and farm work noted. Mrs Albert Falken dined with son, Miss Verde Cooper honored. Miss Blanche Lone attended event in Oitesville. Fruit grower Geonte Eifrink Jr reports improved fruit via spraying and methods. Vix Murray, a longtime county teacher, cited in closing note on community activities.
Missoun College of Averiature discusses renewal of old strawberrie beds and cultivation methods after harvest. The article covers weed control, soil health, and practical challenges in maintaining strawberry plots for future seasons at the campus fields.
Fragmentary OCR notice lists a malaria or fever tonic 25¢ and mentions Wall Mayfeild College figures, a young couple, and local names including Roswell Crites and Ben Byler. It references a 28.04 fine, a devil cistern, and faint notes about electrical issues and fowl kills, with scattered names like Lather Barer and AM Barri Symp.
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