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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
4
Authorized notice names Hon. John HH Mradies of Leinkiin County as candidate for Jade of the Springfield Court of Appeals subject to Democratic Party action at the primaries on August 1.
A mass meeting for Bolhspor County Democrats is announced with details of delegates and proxy voting. The notice calls for full representation from all precincts and lists county, state, and local officers and delegates including chairs, secretaries, and committee members, with names and locales referenced.
A stream of short notices from Lutesville reports residents moving to nearby towns, business trips to Leopold and Jackson, and locals visiting relatives. Names include Eli Moore, Charley Shell, John Henley, Lee Davis, Fred Shelton, Otis Bell, and many more with dates spanning Saturday to Monday. A bank, farm repairs, property moves, and a church conference are also noted along with a Dixie region travel item and a church engagement at Dry Creek.
Pastor Mathews leads revival planning as Rev Velvick joins March 27 with strong St Louis conference praise. Epworth League attendance noted. Sunday school and missions activities highlighted including gate duty for Mrs FW Mathews at the St Louis convention. Prayer service Wednesday night 7:50 8:30 and efforts to boost church participation urged.
A Beeville church urges stronger loyalty as revival meetings loom and members plan prayer, outreach, and support. District Superintendent Dr BF Crissiman preaches next Sunday at 10 45 am, with evening services also invited. readers are asked to attend and assist in improvements to church appearance and serviceability.
A damaged OCR page fragment mixes disjointed quotes and names including references to Black people and Poririon, with scattered lines about churches, cinema, and a curious discovery. The text drifts across individuals, places, and objects, lacking coherent narrative or context.
A Chicago couple celebrates fifty ninth welding anniversary and offers humorous marital advice from the Chicago Tribune. They propose love, silence during arguments, common sense in low moods, not blaming each other, and having children around. The piece notes their long life together, grandchildren, and great grandchildren, and humorously highlights their imperfect apply of a supposed Goblen Rule.
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