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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1906
Page
1
This item notes a pledge by candidates before the March primary to refrain from using money or other pressure to sway voters. It mentions court attendance by Judge J A Yount, local social notes, a death in March, and various residents traveling or moving.
Correspondents report plowing and fire weather, with notes on Van Doren's farm and lumber needs for a pony. Leopold brass perfoms, student enrollments rise in junior and interme departments, a dance is planned, and sick lists show Iola Hinkle and others ill. An academic term ends this week, with classes at ten and a 9:30 bean event running until twelve.
A reader from Scopus shares brief notes on health, local people, and recent events. Updates mention H. B. Cole at work, Jef Limbaugh improving his garden fencing, Laura Cook traveling to Sedgewickville, Lee Tankersley vising relatives near Mayfield, A J Lincoln watching the woods, Bollinger school entertainment, Everett Tallent and sisters visiting near Scopus, Tommy Brown and Ace Lee Stevens hosting, and Rev J H Yount’s sermons at Liberty church. Harley Lingson of A J Long’s family dies, eliciting community sympathy.
Farmers prepare fields as Grandpa Hewett and Hattie Brewer recover from illness. Ira Page recovers from pneumonia. Schools report Nanney students, a party and treats. Local merchants Cole and Lane prosper. churches hold services and prayer meetings. Several residents face illnesses, babies born, and weather concerns about peach buds.
Sunday reports Rev J C Hembree’s sermon at Trace Creek church with nearby residents and visitors such as G G Sample and Maude Sample. Local moves include Thomas Myrick shifting a sawmill and H B Miller selling mares for young mules. Trace Creek and Mayflower community notes cover school closings, visits, moving families, health, and upcoming services.
Tailent letters recount neighbors moving within the county near Arab and Wayne county. Social chats note singing at Samuel Forgereon, a saw mill began by Adam Stanfield, and Willie Green’s foot healing. Harley Long dies at about 20, with funeral plans and a reminiscence of faith and blessing.
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