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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
1
McMuntz, editor and pro f of the Jefferson Democrat, Hillsboro Missouri, died May 2 after a short illness. Pane offers sympathy to daughter near Gravel Hill Saturday and Sunday. Wishing Tim Press and its many readers success, I will dlose. Axumomn, ' Hg
Weather rough with rain. families and neighbors visit, attend services, and report agricultural losses. Mentions Marsh Hill, Tar Manerx area, and residents like Mr. Jacob Seahaugh, Mrs H B McClendon, Jas Pridy, Trickey, Bettie Thelo, T B Drum, and W H Lutes. Fruit losses from a recent cold snap noted. several visits and small-town events described.
A cluttered record notes Leopold RB G Manning assisting William Thelo Dr. 3B and visiting Dr. J M Finney, with plans to relocate. Several couples, including John Denhalder and wife, Henry Holwey and Minnie Steverink, and Boo and Annie Vannie, celebrate weddings and silver anniversaries. Also mentions Frank Finney, Herman Elfrink, and others, plus a medical testimonial for Herbine curing malaria.
Health is generally good with corn planting underway. Andrew Bond reports a valuable horse lost recently. A cold snap caused damage. Local residents visited family in Cape Girardeau. Rev J M King spoke to a large congregation. Schreiner added a new roof. Willliass Copper Co oversees timber shipments to Poplar Bluff. Otto Routes plans a blacksmith shop. Luther Profft and Wm Allen return home from Gordonville. Williams Cooperage opens a new factory and buys timber. H D Williams and Charles Penny of Poplar Bluff praise local prospects.
Mrs D RB Seabaugh visited her father in law Uncle Joe Seabaugh and DB Seabaught the champion bike rider visited his mother in law Mrs Sample and attended services at Lebanon where Rev J L Stamper preached a fine sermon. Rev and Mrs J P Dalton visited Brsmaar night schoustage and C A Hahs and wife returned from St Louis dedication. Thomas Jace was in town planning a Rocky mountains trip for health. J G Homing photographed well. C R Conrad aiding Elis. Blacksmiths busy mending wagons and plows. Eli Hahs Machine Co runs a new sawmill full time. Eli J Seabaugh to teach next Winter. Rev C O Lyerly preached to large crowd. Ki J Seabaugh plans a large barn. John Adam Seabaugh suffers rheumatism yet tends thorobred cattle. Abe Seabaugh runs saw for Eli Hahs Sawmill Co. Peter A Statler home with rheumatism. Mrs Rudolph Statler called to bedside sister ill near Advance. Peter Suen.
A distorted OCR snippet mentions a cat scratch and burns with unclear references to DeWitt and Salvé. The text is disjointed, with stray words like witch, scar, doctor, and blindness hints, but no coherent event, date, or identifiable subjects.
A Little Early riser remedy promotes secretions and bowel movement to relieve constipation and liver troubles. Claims to improve digestion, restore strength to stomach and liver glands, and prevent recurrence with continued use. Sold by Dr S M McAnally. Agents wanted in every town and township in the county to introduce our goods. Veteran Combat Co., 293 N Ewing Ave., St Louis Mo.
The report discusses X ray tests that aim to determine whether stomach Catarth is a standalone disease or a result of another condition. It references Dr. M McAnally and suggests conclusions about diagnosis based on radiographic evidence.
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