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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1921
Page
8
A fragmented OCR passage presents a mournful meditation on loss and faith. It invokes a mother’s memory, calling for endurance and virtue in the coming years. The speaker pleads for strength and comfort as they confront grief and rely on spiritual solace.
One year after a beloved child’s death, a small town records grief and remembrance. Family notices, church attendance, and neighbors share memories at Cole chapel and nearby communities. The event reverberates through Miss Sastie Harks and Irene Tatlent, with many local names appearing in church and social updates.
The text reports a funeral service for Tanicthiwr of M Mire Frank Rafter and notes his spouse of Chester Phelps Lee. It mentions a burial at Perrowal church, describes family members including husband and children, and references Gravel Hill church ties and a large stele at a friend’s home with sympathy work.
Health improves while colds linger. Plowing and sowing oats mark farm work. Vinis and Freel Stone made a quick trip to town on Saturday. Miss Cora Caby visited family last Saturday night. Miss Velma Chestner returned from teaching at Hornersville. Charley Stevens departed for Illinois on Sunday. The pic supper at Bernie Bol.
A fragmented historical reminiscence from Rhwarfield Vindicator describes early county life between Deaton and Cape Girardeau. It references travel to New Madrid, the formation of local roads and markets, rudimentary transportation, cotton farming, coinage, and scarce goods, with notes on livestock, guns, and wildlife in a rural county setting.
A reprint quotes Missouri agriculture advocate George V. Saffaran of Marion County lauding the rise of agricultural study. He recalls hostile views 35 years ago and credits the Missouri College of Agriculture and Dr. Laws for predicting its future prominence.
The university registar reports that the agricultural college now has the largest enrollment among the state’s several schools, second only to the arts and sciences division in overall size. The finding highlights growing interest in agriculture amid a surge in university enrollment.
County court continues last week with numerous orders including allowances for cash advances to state hospitals and the care of Hollinger county patients. The court also approves salaries, bonds, tax adjustments, and road overseer expenses while striking merchant taxes and finalizing various commissions and official fees.
A fragmentary report discusses how named roles and the phrase catching cold mask infections. It cites Ravanel a MP from a medical school offering opinion on disease veracity and public misunderstanding.
A Mellone Mellone Cross chapter meeting in the courthouse elected officers: Snyder as chairman Grace Squires Aly as secretary and RC Alexander as treasurer. Committees were named including Wells home service Chandlers, De Lagee finance, Conwell cantor Red Cross and Kinesid volunteer service. The Latteville branch was organized with Aly as secretary. locals vow strong support as they aid soldiers with claims and relief.
A farm notice states trespassing will not be allowed on the premises and lists contact names Fletcher Smuth Frank Heytman George W Seeith Everett Senyth Z A i Kel sey MO tennis Tomy J Seeith Geo HL Wilkinson for inquiries. The fragment also mentions various health terms and unrelated items about cures and fevers.
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