Hill and Chandler Publish Pecuni Class Notice
Hill and Chandler, publishers, entered a March 11 notice regarding Pecuni class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1916
Page
8
Hill and Chandler, publishers, entered a March 11 notice regarding Pecuni class matter.
Our Correspondents Hog Creek and Mr Penney Bollinger visited their brother Andrew Pollinger Sunday. A small group including Sally Westen Solroniee and Tony Hoblind attended. The gathering occurred near Nimx Ave, with relatives from Gatowes FL cited.
A sprawling local item notes visits and events around Grivel Hill and nearby towns. Mentions Rev Baker, Mrs Mio A Thomason of Marble Hill, Mr and Mrs EAL Murr, Mr Cymta Fox, Dan Crader and Ruddle Crath injuries, William Lessley and Nina Grimsley, church attendance at Gervel Hill, a broken cart, Tyre repairs, births and marriages, and weather with a shower aiding grass and clover growth.
Town residents attended court Friday night with Rev Tow Couper speaking. reports mention Stella Duma and Avery Abernathy visiting, and many locals engaged in farming, schooling, and church events. The piece highlights exams, literary society programs, and ongoing community life in Zalma with numerous names and local tasks noted.
An vintage advertising line touts Prince Albert tobacco as superior through a witty promise that its patented process makes it feel as quick and satisfying as smoking, inviting readers to notice the claimed difference between the brand and others.
News is scarce and the page notes a closure of Zaiwa Guy while urging readers to bring in scattered items and to move on with limited local updates.
A reporting note from Sedgewickville describes a long church meeting in progress at the MoE Church led by Rev L Buckner and Rev P H Davis with a visiting evangelist from Kentucky. An all day gathering included a ground basket dinner, ample food, and general good fellowship. The Buckner family connection is mentioned as Rev Fo M Buckner arriving recently and plans for a next week schedule are hinted.
Obscure OCR notes mention Masons, a drugstore, a medical doctor, a March date, and scattered names. The text references a lodge or secretarial context and a planned gathering or meeting soon after a prior event. Names include C. M. Witmer and A. M. Sandes.
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