Local notices and sales from Marble Hill area
A collage of short items: residents and visitors in Marble Hill and nearby towns, sales ads for harnesses and farm goods, livestock buys, auctions, and real estate. Mentions include Dickey the bank examiner, Joseph Grant of Zalma, Miss Daisy Allen, J. H. Zimmerman, Ed S. Carter, and Rev T. N. Jenkins. Also notes about Deans Ointment and Dr Thomas Electric Oil, school changes, and an upcoming election for G Company Sixth Regiment National Guard officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth Regiment National Guard of
Missouri
A. Martain
Davin J. Cosnap
Card of Thanks and notices from Marble Hill area
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for neighbors aid after a February fire on Nev T H Jenkins High street loss about 1200 with insurance. Public sale notice lists horses cattle machinery and house goods at farm near Bessville on March 1 with payment terms. Obituary Resolutions honor Mrs Sarah Clark Marble Hill Baptist Church deeming her a faithful member and mourn her passing. church notes sent to family and records.
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Martle Hill
Lutesville
Dravmen
T. WH. Jenkins
Nev
T. H. Jenkins
High Street
Jenel
Jenkins
Bessville
Mars
Sarah Clark
Marble Hill Baptist Church
Christ
W. A. Davauwtt
J. L. Rogertson
Local notes from Lutesville and nearby towns
Dr R W VanAmburg made a professional trip to Marquand last week. Mrs S G Russell mother of Mrs I M Sanders has returned to Sikeston. Rev H J Patton of Hurricane passed through town from Barks chapel. Mrs Elmer Lutes of Oran visited her father in law Jesse Lutes. John Henley solicits subscriptions to the Twice a Week Republic at 50 cents yearly. Mrs F C Schenks and children of Nashville Ill will move to their farm east of town. Rev S A Jackson of Grassy filled appointment at Hickory Ridge. Noah Whitener and daughter Grace of Marquand visited relatives and returned home. George Baker moved to the farm of his father in law near Hahn post office. Captain John W Revelie spent weekend at home and patrons favor a summer term. Mr and Mrs C Celand of Cairo Michigan visiting John Vanden ren and relatives in the German settlement. Stave factory resumed after a long shutdown, offering work to idle hands. W R Lemley of Benton returned from a farm visit near Hahn. Ben Cameron accompanying him seeks a new location. Ed Peter of near gravel Till visited town. A joke about Skinner’s tombstone circulates in town. A son of the Emerald Isle watched a large anchor for days awaiting the man who can handle it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. VanAmburg
Marquand
S. G. Russell
I. M. Sanders
Sikeston
H. J. Patton
Barks Chapel
Elmer Lutes
Oran
Jesse P. Lutes
John Henley
Republic
F.C. Schenks
Nashville
Ill
S. A. Jackson
Grassy
H. A. George
Hickory Ridge
Noah Whitener
Miss Grace
George Baker
Jake Hahn
Hahn
John W. Revelie
C. Celand
Cairo
Mich
John Vanderen
Mr Bryan's Opinions on Bank Deposits and Tariffs
The plan for guaranteed bank deposits gains broad support across political lines. Oklahoma funds cover depositor protection, with Kansas considering similar laws and Nebraska weighing a special session. Bryan has long advocated guarantees since 1890s. Ohio invites him to speak on deposits in 1908. He also argues for homegrown goods and for government serving the people over trusts. The Commoner mirrors his views and urges readers to subscribe for sixty cents via The Commoner, Lincoln, Nebraska.
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
Bryan
Ohio
United States
Ile
Tle
The
Myr
Bryin
Lincoln
Neb
Wonder Why Tis Some Find Work and Rest
A Baltimore Sun poem contemplates two life extremes, work and rest, through contrasts of eyes, hearts, wills, hands, and paths across ages and lands. It ends with a tribute to the brave who keep vigils and await roses around their names above the grave, followed by an oblique classified line about second-hand wagons from Jackson, Missouri.
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Baltimore Sun
Winfred party sparks boycotts after staged swimming match
Last week in Winfred Iowa a party intended as a splashy event led to a crush and injuries when male guests rushed to view a planned swimming match between two girls. The "swimmer" turned out to be a parlor match with a bowl of water and a floating match. Men vowed to boycott the girls' gatherings.
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Winfred
Iowa
Fair Exchange A Sew Back For An Old One
In Marble Hill Missouri a back pain sufferer turns to Dean's Kidney Pills as an excellent remedy. Dull aching across the kidneys and lame loins hinder daily work and rest. C A Walker reports relief after his wife used the pills. Sold by dealers at 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
C. A. Walker
Lutesville
Missouri
Dean
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hill & Chandler
Publishers
Ofice
Dickey
C. H. Wourin’s
Jackson, Mo
Joseph HH. Grant
Zalma
Conran Brothers
James Belchamber
Glen Allen
Daisy Allen
Baker District
Nile
Prep Beesser
Latlin
J. F. Vangilder
Whitewater
Clarence Berry
Eagle Mills
Ark
T. B. Cook
Farmington
J. H. Zimmerman
Ed. S. Carter
Dexter
Mrs. Carter
Karl Jamison
Cox
Burfordville
J. HW. Estes
Mary FE. Kinder
Marguerite
Texas
George Abernathy
J. H. Wirecarver
Town
A. A. Kinder
Buchanan
Eagle Mille
Thomas
Mary Murdoch
Mrs. Reynolds
W. K. Chandler
W. RK. Chancer
Bo Chandler
Cathian
Colo
Gouil
Smiles
Scopus
M. Wells
Robert Dram
Missouri Bankers' Association
Poplar Bluff
Judge Wells
W. H. Miller
Southeast Missouri Trust Company of
Cape Girardeau
Mabel McCans
New Madrid County
Miss Grave
Twin City
R. FF. M. Masters
C. HH. Wormen’s
Circuit Court
J. Bb. Thompson
Hart St. Louis
le. A. Goodwin
F. M. Stone
Millerville
Asa Stevens
W. D. Rowe
Goreville
Til
M. Bo. Whitener
M. L. Knowles
Patton
Dunn's
T. A. Duss
Isham Teeters
Bollinger County
James M. Teettenrs
Conran
T. N. Jenkins
Oak Ridge
Worrer
Jackson
M. B .Whitener
Near Loyd
Henry Knowles
Z. A. O'Kelley
C H. Warren
H. Wortrrr
Pebromry 15
Hell
Frank Lepnerrer
Sleaner Willits
Bueleareca
Flan
Redeert
W. M. College Rec
Hanwire
St. Louis
Missouri News
Cape
Bellville
Younr & Co
Willard Pickett
Carrie Haddock
Willian Myers
Millie Maker
Judes Seahaugh
Myrtle Statler
Elmer Killian
Minnie B. Sinkle
Burette Whitener
Ibbe Smith
Wm. F. McLane
Nora Gibbs
Valley Telephone Company
J. L. Ropertisox
T. H. Jeskins
Colorado
Tdameseekers
Ditexson & Winters
Cathan
Dave Apollo
H. B. Cole & Brother
A. Dunn
Giesecke Shoe Company
W. A. Dunn
Lutesville News
W. R. Lemley of
Benton
Ben Cameron
Ed Peter
Skinner
Emerald Isle
New York
Mr. Bryan
Lopten
Wourerk
Fair Exchange
Burette Snider
Bank of Marble Hill
Marble Hitt
Will Mayfield College
Rosemont Hall
R. Hendricks
Clark’s Hardware
Lutesville, Mo
J. J. Chandler
J. A. Berry
Sam J. McMinn
W. T. Dickey
Co. M. Witmer
T. F. M. Wells
Geo.e. Clark
T. Chas. O. Hobbs
E. B. Reck
Bollinger County Bank
Capital
F.M. Wells
C. M. Witmer
Chas. O. Hobbs
G. E. Clark
Mosler
Yale
WM. Lages
Pres
B. H. Bollinger
J.w.slinkard
Bank OF
Chas. King
D. F. Myers
Leo Slinkard
Ures
J. C. Jenkins
Denver
Ballard
Ballard Snow Liniment Co
ST. Louis, MO
G. A. Friedel
Dallas
Tex
C. A. Sander
Robert Drum
Cashier
J. A. Taylor
J.E. Kinder
Missouri State Bankers’ Association
C.M. Witmer
C.a.sander
J.a.taylor
J. W. Cae Ewet
W. D. Alle
Vulcan iii
Vulcan
Marble Hill, Mo
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