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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1906
Page
4
Odd assortment of items from Marble Hill and surrounding towns include sermons at Hahn chapel and Sealy, renewals and subscriptions, real estate offers and sales, farm equipment, stray notice, and a chance to buy organ and threshing outfit. Readers see church services, meetings, and local business updates with names like Rev J. D. Becher Rev W. H. Canningham J. W. Haff Tilden Welch Mon day notices and crop trade details.
Walnut timber sought by Omer Lotesia in Marble Hill. Call or write to discuss purchase terms and delivery arrangements for timber suitable for milling and construction.
To lease on favorable terms, 40 acres or more good land 12 miles southeast of Marquand. Write to Jonive Schlos 1506 Lafayette Ave St Louis Mo or Hugo E Cosean Marble Hill Mo. Circuit Clerk Sam J McMinn traveled to St Louis by way of Cape Girardeau to accompany Mr McMinn home. Mules for sale include a tram of good match mules and a heavy farm team. G B Snider reports profitable mule raising in the county. Henry Engelen of Leopold sent a dollar to request The Puss to Evansville Illinois where he seeks work. he leaves soon.
The report notes a term starting September 4 with 20 female and 28 other pupils, total 48. It records 3,432 pupil days stretched, average daily attendance 2,825, and daily attendance for each pupil. The pupils’ progress is praised and thanks are extended to district patrons for support and flowers.
P M Wells has been confined to his room with rheumatism trouble. Miss Betelle Fisher visited relatives in Ladin. Squire W W Grimsley of near Salma attended events in Marble Hill with his daughter. Surveyor D R Semple of Mobile Hall in town this week. A memorial program will be held for a late community member and a box supper is planned at the schoolhouse Friday night March 2 to raise funds. J A Berry reports strong business, and the writer closes with best wishes to Tar Pasm readers.
The Farmer and Stockman of Kansas City Missouri keeps editors on active farms to blend practice with theory and features by true farmers. A letter from J H King Webster Welker Albert Kinder and Robert Henley notes college study in Sedalia and a twenty third anniversary celebration at an up to date school followed by news of friends and progress. A farm sale item describes Faun Fox seventy acres with good timber, cultivation, a frame house, cistern and spring, on Perkins creek bottom with arithmetic on ownership and price.
Glen Allen reports indicate Hesith is generally well besides colds. Farmers toil with ground prep for the summer season. Evens has fertilized the field over the past week. Miss Lizese Lee of Marquand visits sister Mrs. Godgers in J. Felton Zimmerman arrives.
A reader reports three weeks without rain in California's wet season followed by a warm spell and budding fruit crops. Orchardists prune amid steady showers while temperance efforts spark debate in Corning and nearby towns. A Maywood colonist relocates across California, Colorado, and Oregon seeking a better fit, and a local doctor from Iowa succumbs to illness, to be laid to rest by the LO.0.F. lodge. Bird life includes meadowlarks and gold-eyed canaries, with English sparrows common as migrants pass through.
A reader recounts seasonal bird sightings across regions from Arkansas to Michigan, noting robins, turtle doves, quail, and yellowhammers. He laments illegible penmanship taught in schools, recounting a letter from Rev. Frank Talmage in Los Angeles and urging clearer writing for readability.
Local notes report H B Cole of Scopus conducting business in Lutesville on Friday. Burford's advertises seeds and shoes with Hattie Kinder visiting Buchanan and Miss Hattie Robbins visiting St Louis. An inspection officer evaluated Company G favorably. Bud Young traveled to Mill Spring as an Iron Mountain railroad relief agent. H J Thompson, former Lutesville resident and AOUW member, died in Jackson from pneumonia.
Our intermediate department grew this week with new members Rhods and Rhadamanthes psetrigen Richards Andrew Bedwell Nellie Berry and Broades Jenkins. T Smith Day visited Wednesday and spoke to the group about plans for 1920.
A partial record shows Lori B. James receiving a certified copy issued under authority of Geren and parliiom of the Clrmwit court Baiager in the Been Sopuam term 16S 8. The document appears dated 1908 and relates to a certificate of something from a court in Perea.
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