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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
5
A jumble of notices notes and names from Lutesville Marble Hill and nearby towns. Residents including Estes Goodwin Jean Lutesville DC Zimmerman Bear Glen Allen and Judge J Mo Ziamerman visit Marble Hill while others advertise boarders land sales farm property and turkey prices.
A crowded town diary outlines a harvest festival, church announcements, a student choir event, and a Baptist church gathering at Marbie. It reports local notices on a festival sermon, a harvest listing, and delegates from nearby areas attending church services and society meetings.
A fragmented church page records Beprist Church notices including pastor schedule and prayer emphasis. Text hints at Sunday services, congregational activities, and vital announcements for the faith community.
November 30 sale at my farm west of Jackson Missouri offers buried sows two November gilts spring gilts and spring beats. The herd heads the Poland China line from Grandhumpan at Stkewton fair. Sows bred to a sire at Longfellow Sampoon. Auctioneer F A Sour clerk GEO SIEBERT. Catalogs by mail from Col Ivy in care of F A Seottier.
An old advertisement fragment offers a one hundred dollar reward for catarrh cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It mentions Cheney & Co Toledo and includes testimonials about trustworthiness and a promise of direct blood and mucous membrane action. Also notes testimonials and a constipation remedy with pills.
Fragmented note reports Bailey spending a couple of days with friend Slinkard in Capea last week. It mentions Mr Slittkur undergoing an operation for an unspecified ailment and that someone is getting colic. The text is unclear and names are partially garbled.
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