06 Mar 1913
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1913
Page
1
An old advertising note extols The St Louis Star as a clean fighting newspaper covering world state and Southwest news. It touts honesty independence and decency, urges readers to subscribe, and lists Daily Sunday and Weekly editions with clubbing rates and prices.
Health remains reasonably good despite colds. a long list of neighbors and relatives are recorded visiting, moving homes, and welcoming births. Frequent mentions include Moyers, Kinche, Covob, Myers, Kinder, Smith, Davenport, Murphy, Hale, Killion, and others in Marquand area. The piece notes church, school events, farm work, and upcoming spring preparations with several social visits and family updates.
Miss Venaly Sitze spent Sunday in Marquand with her parents and friends and enjoyed the view. Ernest Saris went to Marquand Piuitny and returned Monday. revival in progress there. Walter Omy Lester Whiten and Miss Margyrite Kinder have quit school. Boys want it ready to go farming. Elocution class noted Walter's exit. School may be closed Friday for teachers’ exams. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Morgan visited.
The obituary notes John Nall passing March 1 at age 40 years 11 months 16 days. Survived by wife, children, and many friends. member of Missionary Banust church. Remains buried February 2 in Ross cemetery after funeral service at home near Perryyilie. Community offers sympathy. reflection on faith and afterlife.
A brief note reports Cornwall visitors in the area last week, with a Friday snowstorm affecting Man Jaon. The fragment notes business visitors and the storm's arrival, leaving the rest to local readers.
Antique ad copy touts family groceries including flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections. It also markets restaurant goods and meals, White Rose gasoline, and a value offer of three cans of corn or peas or hominy or pumpkin for 25 cents, peaches 15 cents per can, and temperance drinks.
Mrs Laura Mitchell departed this life February 14, 1913, at age 36, leaving mourners and church connections in the community. Funeral arrangements and survivors are noted in local notices.
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