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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
8
Fragmentary text shows HLL and Chandler publishers related to the Marie post office. The legible portion suggests a postal or publishing context with names tied to a nearby facility. No clear event or outcome is evident from the readable fragments.
Dhaconegrenian Health is very good Cal Wakdrape returned home from Arkansas last week Rev. T. C Gaither filled his regular appointment at Dongola Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs David Smith who have been visiting relatives and friends in Arkansas a few days have returned home Dr Huestran made a business trip to Cape Girardeau last Tuesday Will stand the season of 1912 at the Will Hawn farm in Crooked Creek township 3 miles east of Marquand.
Sunshine residents report frequent visits by neighbors and relatives from nearby towns, with social events, church services, and farm activity. A December to March timeline shows illnesses, a death, maple syrup gathering, and preparations for oats sowing as spring approaches.
A long column from Bollinger and Cane counties covers farm work, social visits, sickness, school, and weather. Many residents named include JH Johnson, Henry Johnson, Charley Crader, Otto Langston, A M Barrett, Ruddel Creath, Arie Call, Clelia Ramsey, Bill Crader, Miss Ellen Bollinger, and Uncle Peter Connecter. Reports include fencing efforts, corn plans, mill trips, a mad dog scare, and a marriage of Bennett Seabaugh tied to Magie Friese. Community life centers on farming, schooling, and neighborly visits with occasional illness and travel noted.
Wo. CO. Noten Quarterly examination is over. These springlike days are greatly to our King Lorenzo Grimsley and sister Miss Nina, visited home folks at Laflin Saturday and Sunday. Ernest Ennis spent Saturday and Sunday at his home in Marquand. One new student this week Miss Bertha Hahn. Rev J A Bellon, our vocal music instructor, filled a pulpit at Blackwell Sunday. Homer Richards, who closed his term of school at Glen Allett a few days ago, visited the College Monday. Miss Minnie McCullough, who closed her school at Whitewater a week or so ago, was a visitor this day. We are informed that she has been employed to teach the same school next year with an increase in salary. The College baseball team have organized and are practicing. Rev Charley Warren will preach at Mc Carmel church the fifth Sunday in March if the weather permits.
Health is very good with the exception of grip. Gilbert Allen is seen going out the road often. J. F Crader visited at Jackson Crader's Friday. WF. Shanks and family visited at J. F. Crader's Friday night. Our school at Hog Creek closed Friday. The exercises were well attended. Mrs Herman Rast and son Ray visit relatives near Fruitland this week. Miss Della Crites had been visiting her brother at Orana and returned home. J. M. Crader contemplates moving to Oran soon. Little Billy Robinson's children have measles. C. M. Lessley, our clever mer.
A religious tract proclaims imminent global transformation as languages dissolve and divine times approach. It cites Saint Paul Athenians and prophetic verses, urging readers to heed a warning of nearing judgments and a forthcoming Kingdom of God on earth.
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