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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1911
Page
5
Local notes report visits to Blodgett and Marquand, arrivals for commencements, and farm listings. Mentions Henry Frank’s harnesses, Bollinger County Abstract, and pet projects. includes praise for products and services, with several names and places such as Marble Hill, Kennett, Oak Ridge, and Levee.
In a quiet item filled with names, residents report Sunday school at Miller chapel thriving, several relatives visiting, and ongoing corn planting in the vicinity. Miss Bertha Turner and Miss Maude Myers are noted as sick, while townsfolk share a string of social visits and minor events around Zephyr, including fishing trips and gatherings at the Rhodes and Whitener homes.
Obituary notes the life of Nancie Shrum aged 16 from Lutesville with family survivors and religious tribute. The item blends local notices about community events, graduates, county residents, and school activities including commencements and church suppers.
Screen Doors and Windows offers a selection you can buy now. Specializing in durable enclosures and storm proof options, the shop highlights easy installation and economical pricing. Visit to compare frames, screens, and styles for porches and patios.
Fragmented OCR lists Dr M. WITMER and a Marble Hill Missouri office in a fire insurance case. It mentions a bank, police court fire in Bollinger, and Lutesville Mississippi region, with scattered terms about creditors, administration, and tornado risk associated with a hospital or store setting.
A garbled notice from Lubesville, Mississippi lists a first class service with a group called the Hy grove tat orators and a Miss E. Rigdon, a proprietor, in a muddled public communication. The readable names suggest a business and an individual connected to Lubesville.
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