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28 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1907
Page
1
Brownwood area faces crime and reform calls in Missouri
In Bollinger County and Brownwood the issue of illegal whiskey sales and crime prompts calls for stricter laws and sheriff removal. Local residents urge action against officials aiding the illicit trade while noting past inaction by county authorities. The piece comments on regional lawmaking and administration as roads improve.
Central Business College Items Sedalia Missouri
A telegram from President Spence of Beauvoir college Wilmar Ark notes G W Napier accepted a position at $65 board room and washing furnished, with salary rising to $100 after six months. Other alumni citations include Hugh Fits as stenographer for Wabash in St Louis at $50, Omer Walker bookkeeper in Bakersfield California at $65, E E Cook stenographer at the Custom House St Louis $100, Allie Madamin at $100 with Central Coal & Coke, Join Luts bookkeeper for Armour Chicago $90, C C Stern stenographer for Cudahy Omaha $75, T C Plowman stenographer for Hamilton Brown St Louis $60. The piece promotes Central Business College and invites visitors to inspect classes and ongoing practical instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spence
Beauvoir College
Wilmar
Ark
G. W. Napier
Central Business College
Hugh Fits
Transportation Department
Wabash Railway
St. Louis
Omer Walker
Bakersfield
California
E. E. Cook
Custom House
Allie Madamin
Central Coal & Coke Company
Join Luts
Armour
Ical
Sunday School Movements Split by Dance Hall Opposition
In Illinois a rural community pushes Sunday schools with Moody Bible Institute support, expanding to six teachers and fifty scholars, while Woodmen hall meetings clash with church aims. Opposition from the dancing floor leads to doors closing to church services as ministers seek placement.
Pouttery purchase and bond votes grip Southeast Missouri
Goodwin and Jean of Dexter bought three thousand head of pouttey in Charleston near a carload, paying eight cents a pound. Charleston votes 45000 bond to drain the city and next Tuesday will decide on bonding for a new modern school building. Jesse Williams and Jesse Hassell, aged 4, died in Wayne County and were buried the same day. they belonged to the same church. Rev. A. G. Horton, noted minister, died at Wilmar Ark with funeral rites delayed for his sons’ travel. The Panama Canal graft and Missouri politics draw comment across papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Goodwin & Jean of
Dexter
Jesse Williams
Jesse Hassell
Wayne County
Benton
A. G. Horton
Missouri
Wilmar Ark
Thomas
Daniel
Local notes and social items from Bessville area
Our Correspondents report sowing is in full blast at present J L Wallis attended the auction sale at Bessville last Saturday Rev L B Young held regular appointments on Shetley Creek last Saturday and Sunday John F Yount brought a new cultivator home Uncle Sam Hawn hosted J F Henderson and wife last Sunday Hawn has been ill Rumor says a sawmill may be built on J Long s farm soon Alex Henderson boasts the finest mule yet Yount fenced a new garden hopeful fruit will flourish Jack Frost noted as a potential hindrance Last Sunday many friends and kin joined the Henderson family at holy home for a day of dinner and music Bap Bor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oates
J. L. Wallis
Bessville
Rev. L
Young
Shetley Creek
John F. Yount
J. F. Henderson
Sam Hawn
Mr. Hawn
J. Long
Alex Henderson
Jack Frost
J. M. Henderson
Holy Home Aid
Farmers Finish Sowing. Potatoes Planted and Homecoming Reported
Huskey notes farmers have completed sowing cata and potatoes are being planted while the community follows the program. Zettie Kinder returns from Whitewater, Mrs. Joseph Bumfonis in poor health, with hoped for a speedy recovery. Mrs. Caroline Sweitzer plans to move to Leopold. James Moore from near Barks Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zettie Kinder
Whitewater
Joseph Bumpfon
Caroline Sweitzer
Leopold
Fiture
James Moore
Barks Chapel
Hurricane Community Notes and Visits
Health is reasonably good in this vicinity. W G Moantors bought a fine mare Will Gruner and family visited A J Masters Saturday night and Sunday. Mr Boman trims fruit trees for John Ridings this week. M Hy Yount of near Bemiville was in the locality. Thomas Trentham halted James Twit ham Saturday night. Steve Russell driving G W Lincoln's team this week. Rev Dan Robbing filled the regular appointment at Hurricane Fork Sunday. G W Long bought a fine plot of J O Ridings. Robert Long tending Samuel Hawn's farm this summer. J C Ridings lent a fine cow recently. F Masters trip to Lutesville Thursday. James Trentham and wife visited J D Ridings Sunday night. Rhoda Trentham visited James Trentham Saturday night. Lee Masters guest of W M Trentham Sunday. Busy Bre
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Gruner
A. J. Masters
Mr. Boman
John Ridings
M. Hy Yount
Bemiville
Thomas Trentham
James Twitham
Stvee Russel
G. W. Lincoln
Dan Robbing
Hurricane Fork
G. W. Long
J. O. Ridings
Robert Long
Samuel Hawn
J.C. Ridings
F. Masters
Lutesville
James Trentham
J. D. Ridings
Rhoda Trentham
Lee Masters
W. M Trentham
Union Ridge Yount Family Health and Visit Notes
Local notes report R L Yount and family visiting from Bundy to W B Yount’s. Noah Graves ill. Miss Berths and Linda Yount at W M College. Robert Bates moved near Huskey. August Yount suffers rheumatism. Visits include G G Cole’s Lutenville clan and Grace Minnie Lutes with Mrs C B Burka. Julia Yount and Edward of Lutesville visiting grandparents Rev and Mrs J H Yount. infant Lucy Yount born to Rev W S Yount family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Ridge
R. L. Yount
Rev
Mm. J. H. Yount
Lucy
Mre
W. 5. Yount
Isnick
W.R
Local News Brief from Trace Creek Area
Health troubles spread as grip weakens many. Minnie Fletcher died March 10 at 19 from pneumonia. funeral led by Brother John Miller at Trace Creek on March 12. E R Wall of Hamburg sold to G W Stilts for 2500. Stilts owns 400 acres. Trace Creek School district votes on a 5000 loan for a new schoolhouse. turnout urged. Post office at Bassville six miles away with daily mail except Sunday. M B Minter postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Fletcher
Minnie
Trace Creek
John Miller
Carter Bitzes
E.R. Wall
Hamburg
Arkansas
G. W. Stilta
Bassville
M. B. Minter
Besavills
Loge
Castor
Onsenvern
Land sale and local notices from Onsenvan
Henry Thiele bought land last week. Uncle George Denla and wife are reported sick. Henry Armes is slowly improving. Miss Maude Braver has been on the sick list. Mevare John and Chris Horrell moved to St. Louis seeking work. John Duncan returned from the south. Hugo Habenstreit sold hogs Monday. George Brauer purchased more recently. Englebert Reuther entered the poultry business. Our door closed Saturday and things went off with a little loud talking. J. M. Hober’s new residence will soon be completed. Uncle Steve Danean visited his mother Janes Danean Sunday. Henry Thiekt and wife visited their health over-law at T. Markham Sunday. Henry Thicke trips Cape, lub wel. Will Debrock and Theodor Brands rated Juba and Chris Horrell’s farm. Will plans to move when it cooks. Onsenvan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Thiele
George Denla
Henry Armes
Henry Thicke
Cape
Will Debrock
Theodor Brands
Chris Horrell
Will
Onsenvan
Unclear Source: Misread OCR Fragments From A Local Page
Fragmentary OCR text mentions people and places but lacks coherent events or dates. The readable items include a person named George and a possible family reference, with no clear action, location, or outcome to summarize into a coherent news item.
Easter Sunday Reflections and Local Social Tips
Last Saturday a rampage sale disposed of unwanted articles. John Whitener spent Sunday with his parents. Rev. John Sanders preached at Union and attended prayer meeting Sunday. William Stovall of Flat River visited relatives and may buy a local farm. Henry Davis hosted a party Saturday night and plans to move to the swamps this year. Alive Robinson of Patton visited nearby. Prayer meetings planned for Charles Rhodes's and Stephen Huffman's homes next Thursday and Sunday. Easter is next Sunday. Consider inviting the risen Lord into your heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Whitener
John Sanders
Union
William Stovall
Flat River
Henry Davis
Mr. Davis
Jalive Robinson
Patton
Charles Rhodes
Stephen Huffman
P Risen Lord
H. B, Miller
Regular appoint ment at Kinder chapel Sunday noted
Rev Wood billed his regular appointment at Kinder chapel Sunday. After a week with relatives and friends he returned to Fredericktown with his son William and wife. Various locals are cited visiting relatives and planning week activities. Sunday School will be organized at Kinderchapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Kinder Chapel
Williamaville
H. B. Whitener
Fredericktown
Charlie Swan
Cape Girardeau
David
Robert Whitener
J. F. Berry
Carrie
Cora Shetley
Luther
Miseee Sophia
Rosa Rhodes
Colorado
Kinderchapel R
David Whitener
Circuit Court
Agricola
Local residents visit families and travel in Cape region
Gien Allen and J A Karr of Poplar Bluff visit Wheeler Tie and Timber. Mrs Dora Limbaugh and children of Flat River visit Mrs Limbaughs parents near here. Mrs Jonaie Welker of Oran visits friends. Charles Swan visits home folks from the Cape. Miss Caroline Berry and Mrs Oscar Yount go to Marble Hill. Mrs Fannie Whitener and children of Marquand visit. A J Zimmerman returns from St. Louis. Norma Whitener of Loyol visits her grandfather Rev William Berry. Everett Zimmerman works as night operator, G C Matthews ill and to Missouri Pacific hospital. Circuit Clerk J A McGlothlin visits family. John Chronister and wife at Lutesville. Rev W A Davault of Marble Hill preaches here. Fulton Zimmerman returns from Longtown, to enroll at Marvin College in Fredericktown. Carlyle E Schnell trips to St Louis. Albert Myers and Miss Anna McDaniel wed and depart for Leeper. Miss Bessie Hall and Master Jerome Burford visit relatives in Lutesville. G C Matthews to Fredericktown. Allie Baker visits Lutesville. PROMETHEUS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gien Allen
J. A Karr
Wheeler Tie An Timber Company
Poplar Bluff
Hare
Weel
Dora Limbaugh
Flat River
Oscar Yount
Marble Hill
Fannie Whitener
St. Louis
Albert Myers
Anna McDaniel
Leeper
Bessie Hall
Jerome Burford
Lutesville
G.C. Matthews
Fredericktown
Allie Baker
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