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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
4
Scattered county news items describe visits, travels, and illnesses among residents of Lutesville and nearby communities. Reports mention weddings, funerals, church services, school events, and early spring weather effects. Several names appear with errands, moves, or medical concerns, including families from Dry Creek, Donkin, Mayfield, and Fredericktown, with brief notes on transportation, farming, and local commerce.
A late 1910s local town column notes Sedgewickville Health improving amid chores and farm work. War Savings Stamps drive attracts many buyers while hospital visits and postmaster examinations unfold. Community events, sermons, and local commerce fill the week as residents support relief and patriot efforts.
Farmers plow corn as Health notes the season is reasonably good. Mr and Mrs Alvester Hopkins visited J M Nanney's home. Bryan Stone bought a mule from Ira Dockins last week. Mrs Alonzo Dockins of Buchanan is improving from illness while visiting her parents HA Tallent. Miss Rada Thomas visited Mrs Bryan Stone. Robert Tallent attended Sunday prayer meeting. Rev Masters failed to fill his up.
A Palmren Michigan letter from Chas T Fuller reports Cardui relieved long standing female trouble. The writer suffered years of pain weakness and cold spells but after seven or eight bottles improved rapidly and regained strength. She attributes avoiding doctors and returning to work to Cardui and urges other women to try it with the same warning to follow directions.
Quiet passing of Mr Warren described as painless and serene. He was a devoted husband and father with a long, active life. Though aging, his mind stayed clear and his faith settled years ago. The widow and children mourn, yet find comfort in his stated hope and words of faith.
Mrs Emma Cook wife of J N Cook of near Scopus died at their home March 12 1918 aged 52 years 3 months and 23 days Born Bollinger county November 19 1865 she joined the Christian church in 1904 and led a faithful life Married September 30 1883 she was mother of nine children six living four died in infancy and a grieving husband remains with six children.
Funeral services were conducted by a few members of the Caled Christian church in Herre after the year long period of her illness. The text references friends and those who were with her throughout the year and notes the impact of her loss on the community.
State income tax notice to Bollinger County residents extends list deadline to March 1. Individuals with income over 1200 must file state tax lists with the county assessor. Office of the county superintendent at the courthouse will assist from March 25 to 28.
In loving memory of our dear mother Mrs Derilda Berry Man who departed this life.
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