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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1906
Page
1
A Cincinnati firm trades with Goldman Beckman for an exclusive Bollinger county sale of a Bright Clean New line labeled Kant Be Beat. The dealer promotes cutting prices on shelf worn stock as new, urging readers to read the list and buy clothing now.
Health notes report scarlet fever in Sedgewickville with general wellbeing otherwise good. Local births include a girl born November 12 to Amon and spouse. Various residents travel, visit relatives, and welcome new neighbor Alfred Green. Several community members and educators are noted in a single sprawling update.
J M Welker resumes activity after nine weeks of illness. K E Sitnes repairs Beasville warehouse with involvement from his father and C Meldrum. W A Weller, previously at Kansas City Penit College, returns home. J L Knoshee and wife from Tallent visit relatives nearby. Mrs H. Binder of Broderick town visits relatives this week. J H Whitener recently bought a plane. Venable visits Mount Carmel Saturday. Miss Ethel Mabuce spends days in Marble Hill last week. Prayer meeting held Sunday at D B Bess home.
J W Tallent and stn carried a load in a road trip battle to St Louis in March. The event involved a noted carriage or train stoppage and related logistics affecting the team and fleet.
The week brought wood hauling for a flouring mill, visits to Bertrand and Cape Girardeau, and attendance at the Marble Hill teachers association. Upcoming calls include Miss Jola Hinkle's Oak Ridge visit and Dr. Van Amburg's Burfordville call as Prof. Davauli was summoned to March 7.
Bank statements from Bollinger County Bank Lilesville and Bank of Marble Hill detail assets liabilities and capital. They show loans discounts real estate furniture and fixtures cash items currency specie totals and deposits. Officials certify accuracy and notaries witness swears on November 10 1906 and November 19 1906 respectively.
Health is good with the exception of colds. Residents note visits, travel, and farm activity. The community discusses politics and democracy, with references to local figures Bollinger and party loyalties. Died notices appear for Mrs. Bille Moyers, and trains see minor schedule changes.
Weather slows farmers as winter lingers. Local corn crops show strain while wheat acreage remains large. Neighbor Frank Lubbers is noted for notable work in the area, with further remarks on agricultural conditions.
Whether hair is thinning or shedding, take decisive action now. The ad urges immediate use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor to preserve hair, claiming it helps hair stay in and aligns with nature. The message conveys urgency and a simple remedy.
A brief report notes three inches of snowfall in the Broh Creek region last night. The wet, heavy snow affected sod and grounds as residents observed accumulating precipitation.
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