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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1910
Page
8
The fragment appears to record a publication notice from Tur Marae Hill Press Hill and Chandler publishers shown as second class mail matter at the Marive Hill post office.
Our correspondents report Carvosass and Burg teams as baselone stars. Mr and Mrs Tom Fowler were in Markle Hilh and Lotesville last Saturday. The theatreier has shut down after Dave. There was an ice cream supper at Hale Whomgas Saturday with reports of a good turnout. Hiram Fowler plans to start a new business. Fans Rasa.
A garbled notice set describes visitors at a home, a Miss Slovlew visiting a boy, Miss Vert Gooidstit)tis working in a telepphone office, sewer dues, few scavengers, Marble DE Last Werk, and Sunday church services with good attendance.
A transcription of fragmented events lists Rev Soin Weegin at a Chili Creek church, Rick Binhards and Roswell Shell visiting friends, and several locals including Miss Neolice Jolisenet Gravelton and Mrs. Alice Bealts at Wither. Neighborhood families Maver Priddy, Mattie, and others spent Sunday at local homes and events.
Farmers busy cutting wheat after a fine rain on Monday. Little Miss Virgie Mangle of Lutesville visits her grandparents. Herman Blinken plans to start his thresher in a few weeks. Uncle Jacob Masters is on the mend. Little Marguerite Cobb has been ill. There will be preaching at Ebenezer Sunday evening. Joli Selveiner employed at Jackson. Mrs. Luther Protter visited Marble Hill mother last week.
Tallent Healthwood J H Moyers and family visited William Davenport last Saturday night. Most of the wheat in the area has been harvested. J A Long and family visit J M Stone's. Emanuel Lorance visited John Stadie's Sunday afternoon. J W Tallent, a merchant, is doing a good business. Cornelius Hawn and William Tallent went to Illinois last week. Mr and Mrs Curtis Dennis at
Tondad attended the Children’s Day exercises with Girardean and a friend. A notable event involved a report of a ape at Patton last Sunday and a social gathering with Hiackevep Boy. Joseph Davenport and family also visited.
Old Trace Creel Xo 1 Uaderwood visits here with his father William Kitchen to help on roads. Barton Yount of Webb City dies at PV Ruibs home. funeral held at cemetery after large attendance. Mary Miller Jane Is, 170, and Rev. FR Yount deliver a regular appointment at Shetley creek on Saturday and Sunday.
Odessaville reports residents on various visits and social ties. A.J. Mattie Barton Yount attended church. Jo Wa Steens and Dovingwoods with Mrs. Welker and children visited relatives. Joel Ciestner and others were seen in town. Small gatherings and local travel mark the week.
Local residents report visits and attendances at social events and church gatherings across several small towns. Names, places, and dates are scattered, with many mentions of neighborly visits, singing sessions, and Sunday activities amid a general sense of routine community life.
Soliulstity Farmers bustle as Mro and Mre Siwld visit Doe Newell's suture night. Henry Fowler visit Cassius Hindman. Minnie Ford travels from afar to see her brother. John Richard and family visit Richard’s kin over weekend. James Nall hosts guests, Clibb sisters Innoche on Saturday night. Bedwell guest of Ames Fowler Sunday. Hattie Newel visits kin. Casinger family out Sunday drive. Sammy Bedwell visits Emmet Hinkle Saturday. Greenbrier hosts singing every Sunday. Charley Hindman visits Libh Creek. Sissie Richard and brother visit Fannie Allen. Bertie Bird staying at Clubb’s. Wheat harvest begins. Sherod Casinger harvests Jim Clubb’s wheat. Janes Pickett and Avery Pickett with Agnes Fowler visit Rowwell Pickett Sunday. A Jouty Famp.
J M Crites on puny list born to Grover and wife Lambert on June 15 1910 a fine boy Felix may be the name Rev Harvey Patton spoke at Little Valley church Peter Devroat moving a saw mill to Charley Elleges farm Cane Creek A J Sambo exploring Arkansas move Born to Mero and Mrs Andrew Shell June 22 10500 a fine girl Mother and child wetting along well James W H Johnson near Zaloa building addition to Woos Daviles barn Rev 8 1 Baker to preach at Little Valley church A barn owned by J M Crites burned down Henry Brands long respected citizen of Mene tengio died June 2900 heart failure funeral at Lapel remains interred near that place A Farexi
Slickery Grove Health remains good as farmers plow fields. Mr and Mrs Brown visited Allen last Friday and returned Sunday. A S Helberman recovered a mule lost after trading four for a mare and colt. Gravel Hill hosted large Sunday services. Col Crader aided T C Crader with harvest this week. A curious stranger has been seen in the area. Mrs Addie Helderman visited Early Crader last Friday and Saturday. Pink Lessley improves after being on the play list. Tilden Crader went to Cape.
A lone insurgent on Chicago’s Municipal Bench rethinks punishment, shifting from mass jailing to humane reform. He envisions training judges by experiencing the lives of those before them and advocates sessions in the Ghetto to understand the problems of the people. The move sparks nationwide attention as a humane approach to justice.
Judge, a rival world angler, questions a local claim about brains and fishes. The exchange focuses on honesty and sportsmanship without specifics, mentioning Denby and a prominent fishing figure Tie Moyne Hert Peace ne Cear, tied to the event and prize.
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