Taxing Phrase Surfaces In Quick Phrase Fragment
A fragmented OCR line mentions tax language and a shocked interjection about a wide margin and housing. The readable bits point to a note on property tax phrasing without clear nouns or dates.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1913
Page
8
A fragmented OCR line mentions tax language and a shocked interjection about a wide margin and housing. The readable bits point to a note on property tax phrasing without clear nouns or dates.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention publishers and local figures with unclear names Martie Hill and potatoe terms. Records indicate a small historical item about publishing house and associates, but specifics are unreadable.
Jur Correspondents report school enrollment at ten percent attendance. A flood of short items covers weather rain and mud, medical notes, new local businesses Hopkins and Smith butcher shop, Henry George moving houses, Henry Lapseuever returning from Perry relatives, a horse incident, painting work, visitors and kin from Walnut Grove, Miss Minta Hate’s return, a box supper at the schoolhouse, and wheat sowing season with J P Ricketts back from Ohio visit.
MeCNDES Morioy and Mrs Joti Steell visited Rot Rohirises Sunday. Bev Josephs Stop of Markle Hibll weekly treme Syetuiredees Jolie Rott and family visited his father list Werk A Reaoee.
A ragged collection of social visits, meetings, and happenings across Mayfield, Cape Girardeau, Marble Hill, Linesville, and nearby towns. Mentions of visitors Miss Mollie Ziternan, Miss Sadie Stree, and Miss Iona Davault. revival meetings, dental and medical visits, and community events with townspeople and neighbors.
Reports from the area detail crop delays due to wet weather, repairs and building projects, and various personal notices. Residents like Ames Fulbright, AC Denton, and Ben Dunn are mentioned with repairs, moves, and plans. Social visits, baptisms, and church events appear alongside farm transactions and property deals in a compact rural community chronicle.
The column covers examinations in Miss Nall's room, return of teachers Miss Mabel Clow and Rev. Pearce, and welcomes Ada Morgan back for higher education. It mentions Halloween events, vocal music progress, and upcoming lectures, plus notices of residents traveling, moving, and local high school discussions. Four districts show interest in the high school proposition with local leaders urging support.
Aubrey Grindstaff, son of Mr. and Mrs George Grindstaff, died at his Patton home on October 25 after four to five weeks with typhoid fever. The family and friends extend sympathy as two sisters also suffer fever. Remains interred in Patton cemetery. Revs Myrick and Bone began meetings at Flatwoods recently. Dr H T OKelley was briefly ill but now back to work.
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