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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
5
A fragmented timetable shows trains arriving at Lutesville with a mix of passenger and freight services. References indicate northbound and southbound arrivals and departures around 1 30 a.m. and 1 05 p.m., mentioning various train numbers and routes in incomplete form.
Local items report visits by Mrs Zimmerman of Glen Allen to her father in Fredericktown and other travel by residents including Hon Moses Whybark from the Cape. Notices mention farming rules, teaching assignments, dental visits, real estate and sales, family visits, and crops prospects in Missouri and Oklahoma.
Random local items note Joe VanGeyt and friends viewing a Ford Advance New Era for sale, visits among Miss Minnie McCulligth and Miss Tony, farm sales, a public sale at the mill in Lusesville, and various community announcements. Mentions Monroe Fiteh, Wallan VP Egeth, and Rev Davault, with public education notes and obituaries among Marble Hill residents.
The Bank of Marble Hill pays 3 percent for time deposits with the privilege of withdrawal at any time.
A patchwork of local visits and routine business activities is reported from Laflin, Cape, Searcowen, Puxico and Marble Hill. Att Appleton and St Louis connections appear among residents with court actions showing Jenkins sentenced in circuit court and awaiting transfer to Jefferson City for penitentiary service.
The mixed fragments cite salaries prompting club moves and fashion at home, then pivot to newspaper economics and dog owners. Vague notes reference a bridge tribute, a daughter’s outing, and domestic drama near Portville with wartime tensions and Europe’s devastation contrasted with broader press concerns.
Readable fragments indicate a debate event in Atchison with tentative speakers and a loyalty focused schedule. The garbled text suggests names such as Het Hoods and Sithipathy, but clarity is limited.
Fragments mention unidentified names and phrases with unclear meaning. No cohesive event or person details establish a verifiable news item or outcome.
A confused report outlines a violent crime tied to a recreation activity, naming Westen Kiting and related suspects. Authorities describe a two week investigation with arrests and ongoing proceedings. Parents are cited in connection to the case and a Webster citation appears in the docket.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an assortment of phrases about labor, meals, and social issues. It reads like a patchwork of unrelated sentences with references to work, dinner, and various beings. The copy includes odd names and scattered terms, ending with an attribution that resembles a newspaper line.
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