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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1916
Page
9
A brief notice records an entry at the Marble Hill post office involving a matter described as entered. The fragment notes a postal action with unspecified details and appears as a standard public notice item from the era.
Qur Correspondents report health is reasonably good. Attendees from this place joined a show Friday and Saturday. Mr and Mrs G J Cook of Sedgewickville visited M Cook and family Sunday. Dale Bridges of this place visited his brother Lyman Friday night. Carlin Cook, staying with Mrs W H Biar at Marble Hill, visited home folks Saturday night. Our school is progressing under the management of Ro L Tefei. Collector J T Kinder and FM Col were there collecting taxes last Saturday.
A group of teachers from a county area attended the tedivhers association event at Cape Garar deau last week. Mires Judia Roe and her daughter Helton visited Mr Cowan, who is very ill. Robert Leshie, son of Ren 0 Ro Bakers, suffers an attack of peculiar illness. Lim Propst and family from the Cape drove to Sedgewickville Sunday. Rutiiean installs lightning rods on his store in Sedgewickville this week.
A Union church prayer gathering occurs Sunday as Dave Huffman returns from Fredericktown. Local visitors include J Hate, Minter, Hale, Venable, and families from Marble, Luresville, and Mayfield area. A funeral for Wesley South’s child was held at Union last week. Mrs Venable reports a new baby arrival locally. multiple relatives visit, with several trips and sickness noted among residents.
Health updates from Rose St Pherce at Blodgett and farm notes on Martle Hill show. Cotton crops are reported poor after visits to Dunklin for picking. L Clarence Allen attended the Missouri Teachers association in Cape Girardeau. Edward Dockens injured a leg in a log wagon accident. Troy Pierce survived a bull attack while delivering water. Mount Zion to hold preaching next weekend.
The lettered town chronicles neighbors new residents and daily chores with visits to kin and relatives. Readers report farming, hunting, and small improvements, weekending trips to Marble Hill and the Cape, plus shop changes and upcoming rallies in a lively rural corridor.
Gillen Allen Rural Route reports that Zack O'Kelly bought several mules in the vicinity last week while J. L. Rhodes traveled to Lutesville for unspecified business during the same period.
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