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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
8
The notice announces candidates for Bollingen county public school superintendent and Welker as a contender in Flinger county. It notes actions by qualified voters and references upcoming meetings to discuss election procedures and eligibility. The language is historic and formal, reflecting local political process details.
Our Correspondents report the marriage of View Efe Lawson and Henry Verhoter Nuss Clary Teli at Ss Wits co erenh on Satutitoy ta wide Meye fetter. The wedding ceremony took place at 8 o'clock with many friends in attendance and best wishes for a happy and prosperous life.
Readable fragments show residents attending church events visiting relatives and reporting minor illnesses. Mentions include Joan Withers nursing care, Milon Kerr at Gipsy saididas night aid Sunday, Cape Girardeau trips and operations, and several local families like Down, Looney, Shirader, Dunn, Hanks, McCormick, and Chambers.
Mrush Creek Health is reasonably good. The flu has been checked. Tom Perreng and family visited at W Rowe's on Sunday. Miss Ada Trafford staying at Ernest Cato's spent Sunday with hone folks. Rev FF. Yount filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Sunday. John Fish, in training at Camp Funston, received his.
Ragged OCR lists visits and social calls from residents including Ollie Vo Rowe visiting Oklahoma and Miss Clara Glasener with Mary Fielis at school one day. Mr Rowe and daughter Sallie with grandchildren Cart and Opal stayed with Daniel Fish. Reagan and son from Asheville Arkansas visited her parents, Win Roe Mixers Ade and Almeria Pielke visited grandparents Saturday and Sunday.
Sikeston residents Vere Lillie Dalton and Mre Presho Venable visited Thursday while Mine Baker of Grisham spent Friday and Saturday with friends here. The column notes illnesses, marriages, and moves, including deaths of Hielens and Helms family members, a funeral mixup in Rossville, local property transactions, and visits from relatives in St Louis and Alton.
In Hoquiam Washington residents report good health and strong employment with plenty of money and work. The letter mentions Mis Soum people Trangmi Iloquia population 1000 and monthly payroll 100000, notes pleasant coast climate, and praises local roads to Seattle and Seatte. It also mentions travel to Portland and Oregon farming prospects while sending best wishes to The Press and Bollinger county readers.
Owing for oats arises as Georgie Joffiman builds a new fear around his barn. Residents Louie Thiele De Palmer travel to Cape Girardeau Aquilla. Mrs Frankie Markham and children ill with influenza. Henry Revelle claims property from Lewis Cumming. Kerman Rengman moves to Hiffman place near Dewi. Joe Janeen and wife host a party while Joe contracts pneumonia. Little River Drainage District commissioners visit Druin. damages assessed to the Hessin land. Dennis Horrell shows preening pie Hive Eves.
May Anow of Rossville Missouri reports a tragic mixup at a Kansas City church death of her son. A visitor expected Joseph Davis's body arrived instead of the son, causing a May Oklahoma burial confusion, with undertaker and church officials coordinating shipment to St. Louis.
Suspect linked to poultry theft spanning Chicago to Missouri. Investigators uncover a plan to ship unused eggs and cull hens from farms, with hen buyers and farm bureaus involved in a widespread culling campaign. A Buffalo Record note reports a giant sycamore in Dallas county yielded 7525 feet of lumber from nineteen of twenty one logs, with the mill owner paid just $54.
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