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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
8
A fragmented Ottawa era item shows a local press note with names and a city, hinting at a publishing shift in Chandler. It mentions publishers and individuals linked to the change, with little further context available.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a street and waste issues, suggesting a local city scene about misuse or neglect. No clear names or dates are readable, but the tone implies urban concern and a call for action.
November 4 events notice local attendees report school gatherings and social visits. Residents including Mr and Mrs Walter Murphy and Mary Toyoter McAnally of Portate Ville visited relatives. Regular church services advertised with names sparse and dated references.
The passage lists numerous names and places such as Miss Minnie Invin, Miss Rhoda Sites, Rev. Buckner, Henry Hardesty of Los Angeles, and Charley Stilts visiting. mentions farming topics like spreading manure, free-range hens, and practical crop ideas for grinding purposes. It also references local events, church notes, and schooling remarks, ending with scattered fragments about students and agricultural activities.
Report of the General Baptist association gathered at Hurricane Fork with lively attendance, praise for the meeting, and calls for continued religious engagement. Notes on attendees, local moves, and upcoming church events including Chubb Creek and Liberty association activities.
Health is generally good though conditions are mixed as Dunklin residents report grain prospects and crop conditions. Mrs Braitman visits from Cape Girardeau and returns home after a hospital stay. Rowland and Morley are noted as returning from the city. The Cedar Branch school advances under Miss Ruth Limburgaugh. Henry Schrock and family visit John Hartle. Sam Caby and companion attend church. Iva and Flossie Cole visit Alma and Emma Schrock. a reaper item closes the note.
Misses Stella Dunn and Ora Dog, attending Marble Hill College, visited home folks Friday.
Fragmentary note from Lutesville News mentions unseen event and unclear names, offering no concrete dates, places, or outcomes to summarize. Readers are left with incomplete text implying a local item without verifiable facts.
Rain slows sowing as farmers await spring. A. L. Mayfield visits with J. C. Ridinus and A. J. Lincoln works for Ridings. Democratic candidates spoke at schoolhouse last Monday. Residents travel to Dunklin and Poplar Bluff, with several returning home. Health concerns for Solomon Cheek, and many small-town updates on families, travels, weather, and local trades through the week.
The article stresses practical farming tips focusing on dairy profitability and feed efficiency. It notes ice cream demand and high living costs, advises on handling hogs and cows, and urges farmers to use kafir corn fodder, grow crops for own feed, and experiment with onfarm grinding for hog and cattle rations using corn, oats, barley, wheat, and field peas.
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