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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1896

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Laura Strong Leads Sunday School Acrostic Recital

Laura Strong directs a Sunday School program featuring twelve scholars performing a scripture recitation on the Ten Commandments. The event showcases choir scripture reading and devotional readings in a faith community gathering.

Watesene Nora Barks Corda Penturf Laura Poston Dora Barks BOP William Moore A Barks Ian Poston Een Hudson Jesus

Local News from Zalma and Nearby Towns

Our correspondents report visitors from Cape Girardeau and Brownwood with weddings, church meetings, and social events. Horse racing continues with Mascot beating Hartle’s bay for a $10 purse. Church activities include a General Baptists service and a Sunday school festival at Barks chapel with a detailed program. Weather is good for farming though wheat is poor and the stave factory lacks lumber.

Laflin B. S. Snider Hartle’s Bay General Baptists Barks’ Chapel Barks Maere

Strawberry season warms crops as rain brings cheer

In Bessville fine rain delights farmers and strawberry harvest nears end. G W Miller wins honors while Otto Watts worries over tonics. Army worms threaten corn. plowing may help. Berry of Cornwall visited. Miss Mamie Zimmerman and Aggie Whitener hosts. Union Sunday services well attended. box supper planned at Union Church on Saturday May 30 to raise church funds. Dixie.

G. W. Miller Otto Watts Hi. Berry Cornwall Mamie Zimmerman Glen Allen Aggie Flo Whitener Union Possum Creek James Pinnell Union Church Dixie

Democratic Call For Unity In Fourteenth District

The letter praises Prof Van diver as an unobjectionable, lifelong Democrat and brilliant scholar. It urges the Fourteenth district Democratic party to mobilize a large majority for its congressional nominee, arguing many Republicans will vote for him over their own party’s choice.

Congress Vandiver Democratic Party Fourteenth Jackson N. A. Mozley DeSoto

Opinion pieces touch politics and values in a 19th century Gazette

The Southeast Gazette quotes opinions on John A. Snider of Cape Girardeau County praising vigor before noting political risks in not renominating N A Mozley for Congress. It recounts Snider’s social belay and legal career, critiques body value judgments, and cites figures from insurance and court verdicts on bodily injuries across nations and eras.

John A. Shider Cape Girardeau County John Southeast Gazette

Auction Notice for Household Goods Sale

Announcement states household goods will be sold to the highest bidder at public auction. Letter closes respectfully and indicates sale is public.

Sherman

Quiet Time With State's Attorney Cited By Jackson Cash

A comment from Jackson Cash on the tenure of the state's attorney notes a quieter period than before Mr. Snider held the office. The remark emphasizes perceived stability and reduced disruption during Snider's term.

Snider W. Russel Mr. Snider Jackson

Prodigality of Nature Sparks Col Carter Remark

Col Carter remarks on nature's prodigality and seeds scattered, billions left unfertilized, as Bat responds on the astonishing wastefulness observed in nature. The exchange highlights scientists' writings on the topic and marvel at vast seed dispersal.

Col. Carter Nea Watts

Prodigal Mint Fields Delight Prohibition Town

A traveler recalls riding through a town with acres of mint perfuming the air as the train paused. He notes the irony of abundant mint in a town that has been dry for ten years, observing nature's generosity versus local liquor laws.

Acre Washington Star

Feud ends as Jack Schuyler dies after old lie tale

A New York Herald note recalls Col Tom Pickett and Jack Schuyler once matched in appearance and lies. At Fallon house in Newville the two veterans swapped jests about past regimental glory, each blaming the other for deception. The long running feud ends with Schuyler's death.

Jack" Schuyler Pennsylvania Col Fallon House Jack’ Schuyler Vousville Calvary Nck Tom! Pickett Krom

Dizzy spells threaten summer woes in De Long tale

A fragment from a period piece features a worried speaker asking about head dizziness and hay fever. A reassuring reply claims nothing serious is found, while a tossed line about business improvement hints at broader concerns between partners.

Bollinger County Lands Offered for Settlers at Easy Terms

Bollinger County offers 10 000 acres of choice timber and farming lands owned by L A Pool and Carrie Pool Baldwin for sale to actual settlers. Prices reasonable warranties deeds. Home workers urged to come to Bollinger county to buy good cheap lands with timber value. For full details contact H M Suirui Marble Hill Missouri.

L. A. Pool Carrie Pool Baldwin Bollinger County Callon Suirui Marble Hill

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