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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1911
Page
8
Correspondents report busy farming and local social news
Our Correspondents note good weather, farmers sowing oats, and a lively meeting led by Rev Henry George.Louis Quinby and wife return from Illinois. Dr Speer and wife of Zalma visited her mother and attended church. Miss Leona Loyd visited Myrtle Morton. Edgar Chapman and John Poston employed at J Wiggins. Misses Leon Loyd and Lillian Ladd attended Zalma closing school entertainment. J Wiggins has blockhounds. several attended Henry George's wife funeral near Zadow. RH Ward moved to Turkey Creek to care for parents. Garnett Ramsey visited home folks from Advance. Saindiy Rae Frogier visited J.T Wiggins's. Mrs J J Widdins shopped in Zalma. Mitchell and Miss Ella Fish, teachers, departed for home after a successful term. John King of Cape Girardeau visited for property. J W Slinkard came from Marble Hill to handle bank business while Cashier Fish absent. School Superintendent Farrar spoke in favor of re election candidacy. Josh Grant visited Fredericktown. Dan Fish and Leo Slinkard attend Circuit Court at Marble Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry George
Louis Quinby
Illinois
Dr Speer
Zalma
Leona Loyd
Myrtle Morton
Edgar Chapman
John Poston
Allenville
J 1
Wiggins
Leon Loyd
Lillian Ladd
Zadow
Turkey Creek
Garnett Ramsey
Advance
Saindiy Rae Frogier
J.T Witgins
J. J. Widdins
Mitchell
Ella Fish
John King
Cape Girardeau
J. W. Slinkard
Marble Hill
Fish
Farrar
Josh Grant
Fredericktown
Dan Fish
Leo Slinkard
Mescen Points Health and Spring Socials Noted
The item notes mild health, springlike weather, and local social life. Attendees at Greentimer funeral include Mr and Mrs James Greffey and Wilson Griffey. Several weddings occurred last Sunday week: Charles Dinkens with Sarah Sturgeon, Williams with Ruth Perkins, Luke Fowler with Gracie Perkins, Henry Winters with Mary Harris, and Jas Stants with Ethel Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Greffey
Greentimer
Griffeys
Wilson
Shell
Lutesville
Lonoke Allen
James County
Ark
Mr. Allen
Peter Shell
W. H. Fowler
Dave
August Fowler
Sam Elledge
Maggie Wiseman
Addie” Ford
Gracie Gaines
Louis Null
Dam
Charles Dinkens
Sarah Sturgeon
Mr Williams
Ruth Perkins
Luke Fowler
Gracie Perkins
Henry Winters
Mary Harris
Bloomfield
Jas
Stants
Ethel Day
Missouri
Bellinger County
Springtime Notices and Local Moves at Whitewater
Spring arrives as families report moves and illness in the Whitewater area. Effie Dennis enters the town’s millinery trade, B H Bollinger is named postmaster, and Ben holds multiple roles. District church quarterly meeting notes the pastor’s resignation while Uncle John Fee relocates westward for retirement. Several students finish terms, and many residents travel or relocate to Fredericktown, Scopus, and Oklahoma.
Local Notes From Huskey Area This Week
Health concerns rise as several rip cases appear while churchgoers report attendance at Locust Grove and Locust Grave. Residents visit kin on Hog Creek and Scopus, with relocations and moves noted around Lessley Ridge and nearby farms.
Money Saving Prices at Local Store
We offer deep discounts to attract steady customers with a car load of Swift's Spring Fertilizer arriving. Sugar at 20 pounds for $1.00, coal oil per gallon 8c, good baking powder 4c, white beans 44c per pound. Clothing 40 percent off, heavy shoes 25 percent off, outerwear 50 percent off. Underwear gloves caps boots go at any cost. We pay top market for country produce.
Dockins to Move to Millertown for Mercantile Business
Local notes report Dockins leaving his current role to enter the mercantile trade in Millertown. Maple syrup production continues among residents in recent weeks. Other short entries mention Will Dalton’s return from Cape employment, Limbaugh log rolling, and various visits and farm or home projects around Dunklin and Frederickstown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockins
Millertown
Will Dalton
Cape
Limbaugh
Gilbert Yount
Dunklin County
John James
Local notes from Lutesville 1911 social and event roundup
Dr A J Mayfield arrives Sunday and Sanford Hahn visits from Sikeston. Prof J R Abernathy and Matt Abernathy illness, new sidewalks planned, Bass drum fundraiser by Twin City Band, box supper March 23, 1911. A Roule up circle near H W Winters house, and an attempted suicide by Marshall Hahn, discovered by Henry Cheek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Opera House
C. L. MaLette
Central Park
Marble Hill
Marshall Hahn
Henry Cheek
Mr. Hahn
comb for a stout man with rubber teeth
A brief quip from a Baltimore American item notes a customer asking for a narrow man's comb and replying gravely that he wants a comb suited to a stout man with rubber teeth. The line illustrates humorous exchange and a shopkeeper’s reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore American
Merchant Seeks Expansion of City Store After Fire Injuries
Dr Chandler treated a wounded man after an incident Sunday morning and arranged for transport to St Louis for further care. Merchant Robert Drum plans to add a second story and extend his store backward, aiming to create one of the city’s largest business houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Yourit
St. Louis
Robert Drum
Resolutions of Respect Honor a Deceased Brother Willian Choat
Resolutions praise Willian H Choat for service and counsel, mourn his sudden removal, and note the vacancy left in the organization and community. A copy of resolutions to be spread on records and sent to county papers and bereaved family. Also notices of estate matters for Marve C Rijnkard Culbert Stiles and James H Smith outlined with claims deadlines and administration details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waexeas
Willian H Choat
Faiily Furey
Hance
Culbert Stiles
Hedlinger
Miessurt
Ents Milner
Admi
Ostrich banter at fair stalls delights crowds
Mot Ostriches and Angels entertain as critics debate perfect birds at the fair. An artist misreads the setup insisting the creatures are angels, while a vendor corrects the mix and sparks lighthearted chatter among visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angels Fair
Local Items From Ding Stare Missouri Investigated
In Ding Stare Missouri resident Dentin Hentiete reports latest setivoute. CHAS. O. HOBBS Bank Mannce Min notes office entries. A specialty manute and 48ers Fire Troety Herne are mentioned alongside court office at Wellinge Conia.
Unclear historical note on Cunningham Jewier task
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning W H Cunningham and a trowel, with garbled phrases and unclear actions. No coherent event, date, or attribution.
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Harry Reynolds
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Charles Bollinger
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H. W. Winters
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James H. Smith
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St.Louia
C. M. Witmer
R. W. VanAmburg
Dentin
Hentiete
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W. K. Chandler
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Oftece Bank
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Iver Haw
Troety Herne Mie
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Ty Wellinge
W.H. Cunningham
Jewier
Marie
Divon
H. L. Muller
The
Pesta Stivers
Aderwell Te
Ji Puunery
Riley Bie
Tuagheee
Law Hy
Lute
Webster's
W.T. Harris
U.S. Com
Merrian CO
Springfield
Mass
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