07 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1907
Page
1
Column recaps job shifts with Gulf National and Inter-State lines, teacher retirements, and local staff changes. Mentions Cuba Mexico and telegraph operators joining schools, plus weather, social visits, and new students at nearby colleges. Includes notes on local families, traveling guests, and a closing school program.
In Lieveeville a local music scene erupts as Babe headlines a gore themed act. The event draws curious crowds and mixed reactions from residents and organizers alike.
A brief notice indicates a shop offering a single price for all items with uniform pricing. No specific names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable text. A second line clarifies the pricing approach as identical for every product.
A stream of neighborhood items reports visits, illnesses, and events from Enron Puxss and nearby areas. Mentions include Mrs Dr Griffith, Charlie Sttees, Harlie Venable, Anele Jacob Bons illness, a southbound train derailment with no injuries, and workers securing tracks overnight. Also noted are school closings, prayer meetings, church appointments, harvest plans, social visits, and a candy brewing event at Mrs Dancans with a prize at a local show in Allenville.
Rev John Heydrick filled his regular appointment at Locust Grove Saturday night and Sunday. T L McGraw of Columbus Kentucky was here Friday looking after his farm. Two children of Mr and Mrs Daniel Killian near three miles north are very ill of pneumonia and grip. Mr and Mrs Fred Ledbetter near Marble Hill visited relatives here Saturday and Sunday. Lowe Huskey and wife of Cape Girardeau visited his brother Thomas Huskey and family recently. Our school closes Friday March 11 with a program of dialogs recitations. Nellie Hankey visited sister Mrs Albert Barrett at Lutesville Monday. Ollie Call returned from visit to Lattesville. Lee Nantey of Scopus visited our school recently. Frank Hanson was in this vicinity Sunday. Farmers putting up wire and picket fencing along the creek to protect rails from washing away. Mrs Silen Grader has been ill with grip the last four weeks. OpsexvEn.
Leopold reports good health while Henry Aros remains ill. Jacob Vanderen returns from St Louis winter work as Vandoren Bros. and Nonninger Radin plant and sow. Joseph Radin visits Mrs Radin’s parents on Sunday and plans to go to St Louis for work. John Vanderen, foreman at Voloredo Sugar refinery, visits his parents, I P Vanderen and Se 2 a Witte patiency eaten oi.
A fragmentary note asks for the writer's location relative to Hill and nearby towns. The text mentions Uncle Heinrich Poli y and Mr. Pela making improvements on the Holewm place, with a suggestion to provide direction and distance from Hill or another town. The passage is garbled and unreadable in parts.
Fragmented local column lists names and events: marriages, visits, illnesses, and farm life near Marquand and neighboring valleys. It mentions Rev J T Bratt, Miss Clara Watt, T J Grimaley family moving, births, health updates, and school closing activities with various local residents and travelers. The tone resembles a community news roundup with numerous names and towns.
A unclear fragment discusses consulting a physician for treatment with hazardous or questionable remedies. The wording implies concerns about dangerous self treatment and urges professional medical guidance. The imperfect OCR leaves key names and specifics unreadable.
YN Panther Creek reports worsening weather with ice and rain, health generally good though Bhelby Hudson ill but improving. Locals LA. Habs visited Hahn's, J. W. Horn's Washington nephew stayed at home, Myrtle Limbaugh and Edna Summers visited, W.A. Proper and Henry Bretecke run a mill, Fulbright school closed Feb 23 after rain, Lyman Bridges at Hill sent home, spring farming paused by cold spell, Eli Hahn visiting, John Hahn plans fences, rail timber sawed. Writer expects to write again.
Mayfield residents including Rev T J Gaither delivered sermons to large audiences while John and Coy Mayfield visited home folks from Marble Hill. E B and F J Mayfield made a business trip to Louisville. Levi Greene and J H McKinsey’s brother were among Sunday visitors as John Yost and wife visited George Greene. Norma Whitene taught a new subscription school the past month with satisfaction.
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