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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1911
Page
8
A note from Hill and Chandler publishers announces the release of a new Marui Hain Press volume. Details are scarce in the fragment, but the entry references the Maglite theatre and suggests a staged event or release context in Enero. The readable text centers on the publisher names and a location hint.
Our correspondents report fine weather and good prospects with corn wheat oats and meadows showing well an abundant fruit harvest expected. Rollens wins mail contract from Ezra to Higdon for four years. James F Miller and Jesse Harper cutting wood for school district Nu 0 this week. John F Miller on business trip to Zion this week. Rev Hill preached at Pine Hill on the fourth Saturday night. Salis A Reapes C'paarls Roin in showdance and crop planting. Will Underwood ill with chills and fevers. JH Underwood building a new house. Trace Creek people organize a telephone company with seven mile line. stockholders connected to Castor and possibly more.
Health is good. Farmers plant corn. Elisha Green and family visited Levi Green Friday night. Ben Green bought a fine milk cow. Moses Brotherton and Mr and Mrs George Green visited Ben Green midweek. Died Roy Seabaugh, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Seabaugh, near this place April 28 1911 after months of illness. Interred at Seabaugh cemetery. Benjamin Green tended his flock of sheep recently. Mayfield family recovering from measles. Joe Green clearing new ground. Miss Caroline Greet visited sister Mrs Harinah Mayfield Thursday night.
Plenty of rain delays farm labor though farmers press on with crops. Trade remains active with local merchants. Charles Corbin enters the hotel business. Leo Slinkard returns from St Louis claiming improved health. Dr A J Speer receives a pet alligator. A C King, L Kennison and P Burton chase foxes with hounds, bagging game. Wheat grows well, corn planted. fishing poor. New Methodist minister resigns to seek higher education. Health generally good aside from Jay.
Farmers fall behind due to rain while Moore's Mill opens. visits to Hera Lubbers near Whitewater, Cape Girardeau, and Barks chapel. accidents and illnesses reported including William Strong's wagon crash and measles case. Several travel updates, farming talk, and community notices from Bessville, Marquand, and Lutesville.
Lutesville reports a busy period with church services, weddings in view, and social gatherings at Vance and Water Gray's. Local residents, including Morris, Hughes, Baker, and Shell families, travel, visit relatives, and engage in farming, schooling, and shop updates. A new stock pen and planned mercantile venture by Omer Lutes aim to boost the town economy as wet weather slows corn planting and a resumed singing school continues at Pleasant Valley.
Measles affect Mayfield and nearby families as WL Mayfield and kin suffer illness while Mrs W D Mayfield improves from rheumatism. Local commerce includes Tom Crites buying a drone, J Mayfield and Clarence Smith working for E R Mayfield, and Johnny Mayfield hired for the next term. Mayfield residents visit Jackson and Lutesville for business as the school board hires a teacher.
An Arkansas farmer named John Cobble has purchased his old home and moved in. Peter Ho Stell visits WOH Fowlers most Sundays while Geee Fee baker plans to teach the next term of arrical. The local audience urges Blue Eyes to respond and share more greetings.
Local readers note Mr and Mrs Marion Myers hosted a party for area youths on Monday night. Attendees reported a pleasant gathering and Miss Myrtle Hinthes completed a very satisfactory term of school with commendation.
Money saving sale pitch urges readers to buy now and become steady customers. It stresses bargain pricing on baking powder and invites shoppers to watch for further deals, asserting the store can save money for buyers and earn their business.
Fine rains boost vegetation as farmers finish corn planting. Nettie Crader and Mines, Oscar Yount and Fred Ellis shopped in Lutesville last Wednesday. Many went fishing Friday. Mr and Mrs Thomas Brown of Burfordville visited Mr and Mrs Charles Hale Saturday night, and J H Byrd of Deventer is visiting.
W H Cunningham advertises services for water and plumbing repairs at Millarlobe Dan's Stine. He highlights a fine line of special goods, tested free of charge for changes, inviting potential customers to call.
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