07 May 1896
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1896
Page
1
An advertisement extols Simmons Liver Regulator as the essential liver tonic able to prevent malaria fever rheumatism and a range of ailments. The copy urges readers to seek the genuine regulator from Yellow & Co Philadelphia asserting it is the king of liver remedies and the only reliable purifier and corrector.
Our correspondents report a lively scene in Schepersville with new homes, a moved resident, and a rising church voice. Isham Walker died recently while Rev John A Dunkin delivered a strong Sylvan sermon. Local rainfall boosts farmers, schooling advances under Prof James Null, Parson Green wins again, and political chatter hints at upcoming denials and a senate run.
A brief local note from Trage Creek reports generally good health and cool, rainy weather. Farmers delay corn planting due to wet conditions. L Sitzes returns to the creek area. Mr and Mrs R Whitener of Zalna visit their daughter. Mrs Cora Silzes visits here ten days. John Kelley engaged in business.
J A Underwood and son Willie visit Marquand. John Miller makes farm improvements. a cart accident near Rock Point injures harness but no serious harm. D N Shell and Oak Ridge family visit. Rev Milam Davis preaches at old Trave Creek church. A man walks creek with bark and fishing pole, attendees arrive late to church. L A Sittes goes fishing and reports a tire Tot. The Leader advertises cheap Turkey red tablecloths and spring calicoes. A letter discusses politics and money policy with references to Mr Green and a district nominating race. R E Bell critiques monetary policy and gold, silver, and bank conduct.
Bessville reports good health with wheat oats corn in planting phase. Weather is warm and sunny, allowing spring work without delays. Strawberry growers begin shipping this week. Miss Dora Miller returns from Lafayette with Miss Iva Arthur. Boys await creek clearance for fishing as water conditions improve. locals note few fish remain.
Town news from Lutesville including races near Jackson Oak Ridge and Laflin. Mentions Miss Cel l are epicuedoven sprinters and a half mile race won by a Laflin rider. Local merchants advertise goods and clothing at The Leader with prices and sales.
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