22 May 1890
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1890
Page
1
Northbound and southbound freight movements were reported at Lutesville with times noted as 124op and 202 pm respectively. Agent W. E. Pickey is listed in connection with local freight handling.
A scanned page lists church appointments, regular services, and lodge meetings across multiple communities. It names various pastors, Sabbath school schedules, church locations, and monthly meeting dates for lodges in Lutesville, Glen Allen, and nearby areas, including Masonic and Odd Fellows groups.
Miscellany from Lutesville recalls Millinery stock at Mrs Biggs and Mrs Warren while announcing bankrupt sales at A Warren's. Local figures like Gus Campbell and Dr A J Smith appear in small items about court fencing, pension examinations, and debt notices. The page also notes cemetery cleanup, church services, and a marble hill bridge suggestion, with terse reports on residents including Mary Murdock and Rev Bille attending regional conferences.
Memorial Day events planned with procession to Mayble Tul Cemetery then Presbyterian Chapel services, a dinner, and an address by Rev. Bowman. Committees listed for flowers and children supervision, with donations invited. Addresses by church officials promote patriotism and national loyalty through ceremony and remembrance.
An OCR damaged passage names Marble Hill and Marble List Serthoas town items. It mentions shops, prices, and a state list with dates and offices, though many words are garbled. The text references a local store and a public notice context without clear actions or outcomes.
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