Chandler Publisher Entered at the Morble Lipoateltion
Chandler, publisher, is entered at the Morble Lipoateltion as second oleae meatier.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1918
Page
8
Chandler, publisher, is entered at the Morble Lipoateltion as second oleae meatier.
Health reports show grip and tremor cases while Cora Henson visits furloughs after leaving training camp. Funeral attendances include George Dowd at Roalsbane. Local notes mention Travis Fletcher at Buckeye mines and various farm folk near Cole Chapel and Gravel Hall with Sunday school and visits among neighbors. A war saving drive bake sale and pie supper are announced for March 10 at Scopus to fund troops.
Pond Creek residents report a successful pie supper at the Myers courthouse, raising 400.87 for Thrift Stamps. Contributors included George Smith, M Sturdeen, HL Wasover, D Fo Myers, MG Foyer, and Gilbert Sturdeen. John Conrad’s Florida trip notes climate differences, while Paul Key works for C R Wills with two brothers in the army. A second pie supper is planned for Pond Creek Saturday, inviting all ladies to bring pies.
Health is very good except bad colds. Our farmers are all done sowing oats and are now plowing for corn.
A dense local column recounts weather, social events, illnesses, funerals, school activities, and farm life. It mentions a pie supper raising funds for Red Cross, neighborhood movements, parish news, births and deaths, soldiers at Fort Sill, and ongoing farming and family visits across several households.
The note reports fine weather now and good health varies. Farmers are finishing sowing oats with about 222 bushels by Wm Strong, while Esert Shell and Charley Nanning are furloughed at home. Dave Snider improves slowly and Uncle Jim Vangilder, Grandma Manning remain ill. Squire B F Winters transacted business.
Fragmentary OCR passage references catarrh treatment, claimed cures, and mentions a named remedy and doctor. The text is garbled with many misspellings, making it unclear what the exact events, dates, or persons are.
Community notes report that Mrs George Kooder and her daughter plan to relocate to Frederetown and keep board. Mrs Stella Satter and Mrs Meas Stella Satter mentioned in informal chatter. Strong and Mea Joe Crites hosted visitors Sunday. Dave Sindet Surdin and Mrs. Strong attended as guests.
Saturday night visits included Henry Hollinger and family with Talk of a return from illness. Many Oberlin area residents were noted visiting relatives at Marble Hill and Bloomfield during the week. A birth is reported for March 21 at the Bollinger home, with ongoing measles care for a sick child.
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