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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1914
Page
8
Senior Class Elects Officers and Prep For Term
Our Correspondents note the senior class has organized and elected officers and is working hard in the weeks ahead. Doctor W H Mayfield visited Monday to Hist/ the college and urge student effort toward its founding. Miss Peters of Glen Allen Elsie Thomas of Burforsville and Dr Francis member of seniors enrolled in the last report. Luther Wieecurver visited home over Sunday reporting 4 coutune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WH. Mayfield
Josie Peters
Glen Allen
Elsie Thomas
Burforsville
Francis
Luther Wieecurver
Lowndes
Family reunions and travel notes from local residents
The page reports several community happenings including visits by George Bether and Chris Horrells family, a rail mauling task for Ben Elfrink, and various trips to Lamia Gordonville Marble Hill and Glen Aller. A large family reunion at Daniel Proffer’s draws Luther Proffer John Mungle and Minnie Bollinger, totaling twenty one attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bether
Lamia
George
Chris Horrell
Lorio St Louis
Ben Elfrink
Thiele
Visit and family notices from rural valley
Miss Myrtle and Futha Bollinger visited. Bessie Haynes attended with Mora Shetley and others. Beal family visits Newton Beal. Esther Pridy guests honor. Truman Burns and Lyman Burns stopped by Nella Pridy. Robert Shetley and Oscar Wart had business at Marble Hill last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mora
Maud Shetley
Grace Ward
Thelma Pridy
Bessie Haynes
Styrtle Bollinger
Kate Whitener
Shetley
Beel’s
Schwool
Amon Beal
Newton Beal
John McKinley
Greenshore
Kana
Esther Pridy
James Pridy
Truman
Lyman Burns
Nella Pridy
Robert Shetley
Oscar Wart
Marble Hill
Buack
Sowing oats and spring crops foreseen by farmers
Weather permitting farmers expect to sow oats and plant spring crops while residents from Burfordville and Milerville travel to Marble Hill for court. Clement Slinkard of near Burfordville visited last Monday. John Blanken and family went to Jackson to see Mrs. Blanken’s parents, N. C. Oldhams, returning Monday. William Slinkard Ora Call and Kendall Proffer work on county seat road right of way. Henry Ramsey traveled to Marble Hill. Uncle Henry boasts of the smartest turkey, able to open his kitchen door with a string. The Blanken children visit their grandparents near Jackson this week. Albert and Harris Crader were in Marble Hill Thursday. Mrs. Columbus Smith died at her...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clement Slinkard
Burfordville
John Blanken
Jackson
Kendall
Henry Ramsey
Marble Hill
Henry
N. C. Oldham
Messrs
Albert and
Harris Crader
Columbus Smith
Patchy Local Notes Touch On Illness Roads And Repairs
Weather is fine as residents fix up plows and tend poultry. Reports mention illnesses, household projects like lightning rods, and local errands from Perry County. A rural route carrier applicant is noted as a possibility, with several town mentions of travel, hay hauling, and road work near Patton and Pine Hall church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Seabaugh
Cashion
Perry County
Patton Resident Returns From Army After Long Service
A Patton man who has served eight to ten years in the army returns home on March 7 and plans to spend the summer with his father. His service began in England during the Boer War, continued in the Philippine campaign, and he now resumes civilian life. Related notes mention mumps illness for James Burcham and local housing and property transactions among residents of Patton and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nis of
Patton
England
South Africa
United States
Philipines
James Burcham
William Cook
C.F. Blaylock
Squire R Myers
John Heitman
CF Blaylock
Mr. Blaylock
A. B. Cashion
Perryville
Noah Kitchen
Glen Allen
Jacob Fadler
Manquand
Local Notes From Senath Well Arrive at Marble Hill Water News
The Senath Well column reports good health and plentiful water and fish. Farmers plan cotton planting by April 15 with some early readiness on dry land. Local residents travel, visit, and relocate as community life continues with updating errands and small events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J Lon
George W. Miller
J. M Winchester
Marble Hill
Local items and social notes from Litre County
Last Saturday night and Sunday activities include Jughes returning home Success to Te Press readers, Ned Wagoner and sister Miss Madge at a sugar eating, and the barretts hosting singing. Roy Barrett sustained a severe wound after being kicked by a horse. Alpha Dunn of Gipsy visited Mary Barrett while Mitt Kinder conducted business in Lutesville. Farmers prep oats and plows, and Roy Wagoner Willard Burk Albert and Eugene Duan began a trip to Illinois on Monday. We bid a neighbor goodbye with best wishes for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sampson Cooper
Kennett
Haynes
Miss Ferm
Wade
Castor
Rev
TW Cooper
Hurricane Fork
G. A Smith
Maria
T. W. Cooper
Lizzie Whitener
Fredericktown
Ned Wagoner
Madge
Will Hovis
Chas Barretts
Roy Barrett
Miss Alpha Dunn
Gipsy
Mary Barrett
Mitt Kinder
Lutesville
Bollinger County Poultry Show Planned at Drum's Hall
The Bollinger County Poultry association will hold a show at Drum's hall on March 28, 1914. Grand prizes donated by Goodwin and Jean. first prize five dollars, second three, third unspecified. Prizes from Twin City and Hessen. Attendees must bring their own coop. no entrance fee. Secretary G Ho Arms of Lutesville handles details to promote better poultry in the county.
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Bollinger County
The Bright Tequatul Spring Approaches Farmers
The passage extols farming vigor with oats corn and wheat, notes Walter Dellinger's illness, lists local shoppers James J. Staats and Peter L. Bess, and discusses egg handling and poultry market practices to reduce losses and improve profits through better care and marketing.
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Walter Dellinger
Local News Briefs From Sank and Surrounding Areas
In 1912, a farmer shipped 1870 cattle for a net profit of five and a half thousand dollars. A 10-pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Tom Garner. Jasper Cooper, merchant and postmaster at Sank, left for St Louis for several days of business. Misses Hettie and Della Beas visited Miss Carrie Graham. The community mourned the death of Postmaster J W Revelle. Monroe Null did business at Leora last Friday. Geers Foe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter L. Bess
Hettie
Litesville
James J. Staats
Greenbrier
Mr. Staats
Tom
Jasper Cooper
Sank
St. Louis
Della Beas
Carrie Graham
J. W. Revelle
Monroe Null
Leora
Geers Foe
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