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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1894
Page
3
Southeast News reports diverse Missouri items: Scott County melon crop booming. Taney County without hedgerow sheep. Cape County creamery at Pocahontas. touring acts by Dr. Spotted Wolf in Van Buren and John Robinson’s Circus in Charleston. Lectures by Sam Jones planned for Charleston July 18 and Poplar Bluff July 20 21.
The July Fourth holiday will be observed next Wednesday in Bollinger County with a planned day of amusements. Conrad's parks Zalma Laflin and Patton host big picnics and attractions while the A U W lodge at Marquand offers a picnic. Judge J D Fox is slated to speak and the Marble Hill Cornet Band will provide music for the community celebration.
Stephen Moore aged about 33, a thrifty farmer living three miles east of Sedgewickville, died last Friday of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and two children. He was buried Saturday at Trinity church cemetery.
Wheat harvest complete in Patton township with fair quality. Drought persists with corn and vegetables needing rain. Look out for the swell next Saturday. Eight delegates elected from the township, each with four alternates and two proxies per delegate and alternate.
Lutesville residents learn L P Burr, dentist, will visit Monday June 25 for teeth extractions with no pain. The notice appears as a local dental advertisement stating the procedure and the caregiver.
In the eastern part of the state last week temperatures ran 4 to 7 degrees above normal with local rains. crops remain stressed and some wells failed. Southwest wind and hail damaged acreage while sunshines above average. Wheat yields below average though quality is good. Cotton improves in Southeast counties. Corn generally mature and thriving except where rains are needed. chinch bugs and potato bugs affect several counties.
A hailstorm swept the county on Tuesday with the Twin Cities receiving only light hail on the East Side. The West Side saw hail as large as a hen's egg in normal amounts, while western areas reported very large hail from a quart to a gallon. Farmer reports mention hail penetrating a roof at a residence near town.
The onyx quarry near the railroad bridge, with W. G. Waldo and Bi. Lutes as members, has moved all machinery away. Ivis reports the removal aims to substitute better and heavier equipment for the quarry operation.
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