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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1905
Page
3
Last Thursday evening the ladies club held a banquet at Rosemont Hall with husbands as guests. Mise Iola Hinkle played piano while toasts were made and short talks given by the gentlemen. Supper at one long decorated table followed, and the gathering dispersed near midnight.
School Commissioner W A Ba vault and Prof F J Hendershot announce a training school for teachers seeking two Flummier or review course. It opens Monday May 22 at W M College and runs five weeks through June.
Five head of Jaucks offered for sale all unfit as breeding stock ages range from two to eight years with 133 to 152 hands. Also a four-year-old bay saddle stallion sired by Poindexter Squirrel No. 338 with dam by Almont. For particulars and prices write W. F. Scuanre Jackson Missouri.
Mary Ann Waker born 1837 aged 68, longtime member of the M. E. Church South. Funeral service by Rev. Joseph Myers, burial in Faker cemetery. We extend sympathy to relatives and friends. Zalma May 10, 1904.
Henry F Bollinger visiting Press reports that David Cook between Sedgewickville and Mayfield unearthed relics while plowing about a month ago. Digging deeper revealed a decayed human skeleton likely of an Indian, along with brass items and a pocket knife.
On Wednesday evening as press time, only partial details of the commencement program could be reported. Six graduates are named Miss Meta Cleveland Estes Vera Clippard Ella Myttle Fulkercon and Messrs George Henry Emplinghoff J Alva Jamison Emer F Williams. The programs promise excellent entertainment and reflect the school’s strong record this year.
Ephraim Bell has been laid up with rheumatism but is able to be out again. Beautiful street hats at Taylor Mercantile Company with reduced prices. C. M. Lessley of near Gravel Hill visited town Saturday. Spring clothing in latest styles at TayStox Morecanrine Co. Marble Hill. Sam J. McMinn, circuit clerk, off sick this week but improving. H. M. Smith offers dress goods waistings laces ribbons and tailor made hats. Hon J. J. Conrad injured foot stepping on a nail but reported better Wednesday morning.
The south-bound passenger train wreck occurred near Knob Lick on Tuesday afternoon delaying service over four hours to Lutesville. The engine and baggage car derailed but no one was seriously injured except a boy who was riding without permission and sustained minor injuries.
In a Chicago American editorial reprinted here, the case is made for supporting small town newspapers to accurately reflect local needs and influence local opinion. It argues that metropolitan papers cannot serve every locality and urges readers to sustain the best local paper and its editor as a defender of justice in the community.
An 1905 Chicago Daily Review ad section touts Dr R A Armistead’s Ague Tonic as a safe fortifying remedy with no poisonous drugs and broad appeal for old and young. It also promotes Keen Kutter tools from Simmons Hardware, claiming 36 years of reliability and nationwide availability, with dealer contact details in St Louis and New York.
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