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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1906
Page
4
A fragmented notice discusses tees and sowing practices on farms in the Midwest. It mentions plastic mulch, crop care, and labor used for energy and brake work, contrasting old and new farming methods. References to farmers, experiments, and “The Farmer and Serkan” convey evolving agricultural ideas and low prices.
The docket reports change of yeman and divorce adjudications. Names include Sarah, McCoy, Nesey, McCormack, Bart, Wide, Welchs, Welch, Pioneer Coopers, and Weich. Cases involve ejectments, judgments for plaintiff, change of peace, and continuances to regular terms.
Oscar Phelps departed for Texas last Tuesday while Dr Vendeborg completed two trips. Kesish Fark waved into the Beaner Building last week. G W Deakin socialized with friends in Lutesville Tuesday. Kile Myers and John Deck from Hobe Lod visited Tuesday. Barry Russell traveled Tuesday to see Cherney in the Indian Territory.
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