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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1895
Page
3
A jumble of local notices, names, prices, and events from Marble Hill including names like Caldwell Brothers and Dr Sawyer, upcoming Fourth of July plans, wagon and shoe ads, farm updates, and brief mentions of local people and businesses.
A collage of short items from Lutesville and nearby towns reports hamlet events. mentions of visitors J B Thompson and W A Waldo, a stave factory restart, peaches shipped daily, new building work, auctions and sales at Drum's, outfits for sale, and local socials including picnics, lodge efforts, and a sermon by Rev Pinuel. Several names and places recur, reflecting a busy community week.
David W. Lutes of this place and Miss Mattie Seaford of Benton were married at the church Tuesday evening, June 15, and visited the groom’s parents here Wednesday. They left Thursday for Carthage, Missouri, on a wedding tour.
The Marble Gill village board amends chapter two article one to require landowners with frontage on High Street to build a six foot wide stone brick or cement sidewalk with curb after thirty days notice from the street commissioner. If owners fail within thirty days after notice the town will build and bill the cost plus twenty percent penalty. unpaid amounts may be recovered by the village in debt.
A fragment mentions Snooks and Phiilips discussing Shakers and marriage while advising to buy Chapman & Co fountain soda from Madison Indiana. It also touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best salve for cuts sores ulcers and similar complaints with a money back guarantee and sale price per box.
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