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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
8
Publication note outlines a revision by Hill and Chandler, publishers Virenddaie Tatl, stating a correction or clarification in the text. The item signals a named editor or author pair and ties to a publisher imprint.
Weather was fine and farmers busy as Our Correspondents report local activity. Mayfield schools closed a term last Friday while residents, including Grandma Cole, returned home after visits. Many local names appear in brief notes of visits, moves, and condolences with a general sense of community ties and events.
WA Davault filed regular appointment at Glits Alien Saturday and Sunday. Rev F OW Cornett spent days at Chaff the latter part of fast week. Teachers examinations held in Ue Cotpactudding Frias and Sicune by Miss Grice. Mettennueresper. Jesse VoCutloumh véstival Cal lees Mevithas Isineech visited sedan Mavudin Rey RP Currollaf Hereutimesun Visite!diy school hist Withiesday Miss Peuel Purllete. Mathe wleutin called to home Monday night at Bomtin. Dr dad Ayers of Jackson gave piano recital to musical students and friends. Beethoven Moonlight Sonata noted. Miss Roza Mitchell spent days with parents at Caledonia.
Suring arrives. Mrs Watson opens millinery. Mrs Bollinger named postmaster. Farmers sow oats. Visits between Green and Mayfield families. Prof Mabuce closes term. large crowd attended. Born March 18 to Marion and wife a healthy boy. Poultry business starts by W D Mayfield. Various church and school activities noted including closing of Mayfield singing school. Marshall Holt returns from St Louis for treatment. T U meeting scheduled in Marble Hill.
Readable fragments show visits, school events, court attendance, farm purchases, and local notices. Names include Patton, Flora Mastiel, Elisha Pattom, Henry Elfrank, and Joe Green. Items reference a closing exercises at Lutesville Public School, a hall project at Zalma, and local markets and letters with old religious content.
Retail circular touts discounts to attract steady customers with bold claims and shaky wording. Offers include a doubtful price of 20 pounds for $100, unclear can quantities, baking powder per can, and white bells per pound, plus 40 percent off clothing and 20 percent off heavy shoes.
A long, garbled narrative describes a letter claiming divine protection for keepers and threats of plagues for nonbelievers, tied to a tale of converts and family misfortunes. The text shifts to scattered local notes mentioning a Zama Sunday meeting, a school election, a poultry business, and personal health updates.
In a truncated item from CHAS 0 HOBBS, a brief sports or local note appears with unclear details. The readable fragments mention names and a score-like element but lack full context to determine exact event or outcome.
Unclear readable text mentions Weeden, Denis Stee, and a line of outa four braces. Names and places are partially illegible but imply a sporting or local event with a sequence of trials or tests. The fragmentary notes include possible team names and event pacing but lack concrete outcomes or dates.
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