Train Schedule Scraps Reported Incomplete Text
Partial OCR shows times and terms like passengers and agent with no clear event. Readable items include times 10:05 p m and 11:50 a m and 11:10 a m 2:37 p m and mentions passengers and agent.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
5
Partial OCR shows times and terms like passengers and agent with no clear event. Readable items include times 10:05 p m and 11:50 a m and 11:10 a m 2:37 p m and mentions passengers and agent.
Edgar Stevens of near Glen Allen visited the city Sunday. Omer Lutes of Lutesville bought Dr. C M Witmer s auto last week. Joe VanGennip of Dongola was in town Sunday. Barred Rock Eggs at 50 and 75 cents per setting. Robert Drum made a trip to the Burfordville vicinity Friday. Lutesville residents thank readers for visits. Milford and Miriam Sander visited Cape Girardeau. Jesse B Lutes of Lutesville noted. Lizzie Whitener of Fredericktown visiting her sister Mrs Gay Estes.
Local notices from Marble Hill area including real estate for sale, farm reports, animal offerings, and community updates. Names mentioned include W. L. Lotts, J. Mo Zimmerman, Mrs. Avery Watts, Dr. WA Reynolds, Miss Helen McGlorhlin, and JC Wans, with frequent references to Marble Hill, Cape Girardeau, Zalma, and parish events. District attorneys, postmaster Yount, and Will Mayfield College are noted among social and commercial items.
Merchant J. A. Berry of Glen Allen was in Marble Hall on business. Little Misses Esther and Olga Chandler visited friends in Latesville and toured the high school. Tina McAnally, a professional nurse from St. Louis, visits Marble Hill and Latesville areas.
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