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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1915

Page

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Southeast Missouri notes and tragedies in week’s issue

The Southeast Missouri page reports a fatal accident near Clayfoot as Clarkton Giaretto, age 55, died when a tree fell on a ditch right of way two miles north of Clayfoot last Friday. It notes crop pest damage from a fly affecting wheat, plus local concerns over weather, college prospects, storms near Harviell killing Nora Gibson and her baby, and a collection of obituaries and community notices from Perryville and Poplar Bluff.

Clarkton Giaretto John Criss Clayfoot Poplar Bluff Deimierat Nora Gibson George Harviell Babe Gibsons Dunklin Democrat Wetherbelt Jim Harpers

Corn Growers Contest at State Normal School Ends June 1

Five five corn growers have entered the district contest held by the State Normal School in Cape Girardeau. Twenty three counties are represented with Stoddard and Franklin tied for most contestants. Cash prizes go to the highest yield up to 50 dollars, plus a scholarship per county and extra offers in Stoddard and Butler.

State Normal School Cape Girardeau Stoddard Franklin Butler Ser Baccoes Department of Agriculture

Autocars at Missouri State Fair Drive New Parking Plan

Missouris State Fair expands to include automobile parking by a subway under the race track. The fair board authorized construction to reserve central track space for cars. spectators with cars can view speed events from parked vehicles during the fair September 25 to October 2.

Missouri Sevlana Union State Fair Board Tig

Fences at Sedalia fair to deter horses bulls and boys

Missouri Shire fair attendees will see a model state fence around hut grounds, built with steel posts and modern materials to be both horse high and boy proof. The enclosure is expected to boost gate revenue, eliminating under canvas access at the fair. Annie Bennett Hawn of near Patton, Missouri, died in Reno Oklahoma May 11 1915, leaving a daughter Beulah and several relatives.

Perryville San Chas. Yammnitz Brewer Barks Missouri Annie Bennett Hawn Patton Isto Fi Reno Okla Marta Charley W. Hawn Beulah Rosa Berry Olathe Cole Sidney Bennett Fl Reno J.D Hawn Annie

Obituary: Grandma Corbin Passes at 82 in Indiana

Grandma Corbin died April 5 after a year of illness. A devout Baptist, she joined Owensburg church at age 20 and remained loyal. She lived 15 years with daughter Mrs J Wiggins near Greenbrier. Survived by two daughters, two sons, many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral note: the golden gate was open.

A.J Montgomery Me. Montgomery Pine Hill Ford Grandma Corbin Baptist Church Owensburg Ind J. Wiggins Greenbrier W. F. Cortun Zalma F M Little Rock Ark Holland Fort Worth Tex Jerry Hatfield Marian Folington Janira Ascraft Ela Record Owensburn Golden Gate

Drudges Behind Town Women's Rackets and Roles

In every town a few women act as drudges, doing work at church socials, lodges, sewing societies and clubs while others hold offices and share glory. Drudges are too busy to raise a ruckus, and the patient drudges go unpaid while others profit. In the hereafter, their toil will be seen in rewards of glittering robes and jewels.

Fragmented ransom of a damaged postcard scene

A garbled exchange shows a chaotic interaction among clerks and a barber as they discuss massages, shampoos, and haircuts amid scattered phrases and odd names. The fragment hints at a odd shop dialogue and partial character names without clear resolution.

Language jokes at a dinner party and a NC congressman

A Philadelphia Telegraph note recounts a dinner table joke about pronouncing Russian names. Congressman Edwin Y Webb of North Carolina shares a quip about difficult words, while a man named Benners adds a jab about his own family’s linguistic twists the baby and parrot joining the banter.

Edwin Y Webb North Carolina Benners Amaread Weill Philadelphia Telegraph

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