Free Tuition Offered For Subscribing to Marble Hill Press
The Marble Hill Press offers a year of tuition at Mayfield Smith academy to the subscriber who furnishes the largest list of names by September 1, 1893. The prize covers 1893 4 or 30 in the academic department and 25 in the normal department. Subscriptions may come from anywhere in the United States and two months are allowed to canvass.
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Mayfield-Smith Academy
R l
Mayfiell Smith Academy
United States
Graham
Marble Hill Press
E. R. Granam
Through the Bridge A Boy Falls From Rail Bridge
Andrew Lutes, about 12, fell roughly fifteen feet from a railroad bridge near Lutesville while attempting to cross as a train approached. He survived the fall after slipping from a loose tie, as workers repair the bridge slow traffic is advised. Two friends backed off. trains stop briefly before moving on. The event highlights ongoing unsafe bridge conditions during reconstruction and local child riders who board trains at stop points.
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Andrew Lutes
Luteaville
Canhort
J. M. Lutes
Luatesville
Lutesville
Lutes
James Warren
Willie Jaynes
Dry Goods in Unprecedented Prices and Styles
Sachs Mercantile Co offers dry goods in any quantity at unprecedented prices with the latest styles and shades.
New Postmaster Plans Office Furniture Change
W. 8. King, named postmaster of Lutesville, told the editor he would outfit the office with a six by three foot counter cabinet and a money order case with a window. The case will hold eighty call boxes, thirty-two combination locks, twenty-four alphabetical boxes, and sixteen paper boxes, to be placed in the store front on the right.
Can You Resist The Tempting Summer Wear For Men And Boys
A playful sale pitch urges readers to resist the tempting offers of summer clothing for men and boys. Promotes trying on outfits and being persuaded by in-store displays and confidence in the quality.
Mappy Hearts Couple Wed Near Henry Rose Home
Larix Jane 25 Philip Wann and Miss Effie Horn wed at Henry Rose residence two miles north of town at 4 pm on Sunday. Rev E Clinides of Marble Hill conducted the ceremony. The bride, a Laflin girl, is highly respected. Wann is from Laterville. An elegant supper followed. the gathering was quiet with few friends present. B J Cavaness of Latersville attended. We want it badly at Sach's Mercantile Go.
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Larix Jane
Philip Wann
Effie Horn
Henry Rose
E. Sic Clinides
Marble Hill
Laflin
Wann
Latesville
B. J. Cavaness
Independence Day Celebration in Conrad’s Park
Ready for a large Independence Day demonstration in Conrad’s park next Tuesday. Expect about 10,000 attendees with lodges from the Southeast invited. A baseball game between Charleston Browns and Marple CG. MWs. Numerous events include a grand parade, prayers, songs, a declaration reading, speeches, and a sham battle. Ground marshals named, and the grove described as cool and pleasant for visitors. Robert Fischer leads the athletic sports and Barrett Stevens handles the popular events.
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Conrad’s Park
Twin Cities
Southeast
Grand Army and Sons of Veteran
Charleston Browns
Marple CG. M. W
Marble Hill
Lauresville
America
B. L. Bowman
Power of Jesus
W. J. Drum
Columbia
Seleôme
C FE
McClintock
W. H. Miller
Odd Fellows
C. A. Sander
Noble Grands
W. A. Phelps
W. E. Dickey
A. C. Saider
T J. Teeters
William Norman
Jamce Stith
W. B. Burkett
John Claskey
W. E. Rockwell
G. E. Statler
Riley Robbing
Robert Fischer
Barrett Stevens
Marble Hill Barbecue Draws Big Crowd for Ball Team Visit
Reports say large crowds are coming with about 100 people from Barleston expected to accompany their baseball team. Refreshment stands and a dancing hall will be provided. It promises to be a great day and urges attendees to come early.
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Marble Hill
Barleston
I Scream Stand Announces Marble Hill Ice Cream Shop
A. Maver posts that the store will open in Marble Hill next Tuesday with a lemonade milkshake candy and ice cream stand at the old swing picnic grounds serving frozen treats and beverages as headquarters.
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Marble Hill
A. Maver
Patent List Grants to Missouri Residents Last Week
Missouri names include J. A. Ferguson of Ferguson with a belt, A. F. George of Kansas City a directory holder and operator, A. G. Iles of Wellston a ballot registering device, D. F. Lawrence of Blue Springs a cultivator, A. E. McClaren of Joplin a telephone exchange, M. Moran of St. Louis a lint remover for cotton seeds, F. Sweet of Kirksville a washing machine, C. Thuener of St. Louis a table for mitering and joining moldings, W. J. Walker of St. Louis and A. L. Bedford of Savannah vehicle wrench.
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Missouri
J. A. Ferguson
Ferguson
A. F. George
Kansas City
A. G. Iles
Wellston
D. F. Lawrence
Blue Springs
A. E. McClaren
Joplin
M. Moran
St. Louis
F. Sweet
Kirksville
C. Thuener
W. J. Walker
A. L. Bedford
Savannah
Superintendent Evans Visits Lutesville Quarry Talks
Superintendent Evans of the mineral lands corporation visited Lutesville Tuesday and Wednesday with two gentlemen. The visit aimed at corporate talks with local stockholders Waldo and Lutes, amid reports quarries will be actively worked within five to six weeks. Evans departed for St. Louis Wednesday carrying specimens, signaling upcoming development work.
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Evans
Lutesville
Messers
Waldo and
Lutes
Waldo
St. Louis
Great Bargains in Ribbons Embroideries and More
Sachs Mercantile Co advertises low prices on ribbons and embroideries and other goods. The note highlights special bargains to attract customers to the store.
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E. &E. Sachs Mercantile Co
Snider Purchases Estate Stock to Run Local Shop
Hon C J Snider of Lutesville buys the stock of goods from the Andrew Clippard estate in preference to retail. Judge Miller, administrator, reports Snider will take charge next Monday. He has prior business experience at Lucaville and as a firm clerk and will move his family here after a while.
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Snider
Laflin
C. J. Snider
Lutesville
Andrew Clippard
Wagon Bridge Effort Gathers Support in Twin Cities
A summer plan to build a wagon bridge between Lutesville and Marble Hill was revived with a meeting at W W Larhole’s office. Dr A R Jaques was elected chairman and H A Clark secretary as $1100 in subscriptions were secured and soliciting committees formed. Union Bridge Co’s RE F Terry advised on construction, and a bridge estimate tops at $1400. A follow up meeting at W W Samples’ office in Lutesville is planned to report progress and urge attendance.
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Lutesville
Marble Hill
Twin City
W. W. Larhole
Luteslville
A. R. Jaques
H A Clark
RE. F. Terry
Union Bridge Company
Twin Cities
W W Sample
Fire and Smoke Cigars Fire Hazard Note
A fragment notes cigars that hold fire well and references smoke conditions. No further facts on location, date, or officials are provided. The readable text centers on cigars and fire behavior with a dramatic banner tone.
A Domino Party at George Clark’s Residence
Avy Arthurs entertained a few couples of friends with a domino party at the residence of George Clark in Lutesville Tuesday evening. It was a very pleasant affair.
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Arthurs
George £. Clark
Lutesville
Committee to investigate Hafner remarks on Kendall
Southeast Missouri residents have followed charges against Presiding Elder J T Kendall of the Charleston district, raised by Phil Hafner editor of the Scott County Newsboy. A bishop will appoint a committee to probe the allegations about funds said to educate Ishida, the Japanese beneficiary. Kendall, a respected Jauterville citizen, was expected to sue Hafner for slander but did not file. Dr Willet of Laflin was briefly mentioned in the report.
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Hafner
Missouri
J. T. Kendall
Charleston
Methodist Thurch
South
Phil Hafner
Scott County
Kendall
Charleston Enterprise
Jauterville
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Academy
Mar Hill
Currako
Thrrough
W. M. King
Sach
Broes & Sarru
Willet
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