Manas Hill Chandler Publishers Marlle 11M Notice
A damaged OCR fragment lists publishing names Chandler and publishers with a March date and second-class matter. It notes a Marlle 11M reference but lacks full context or concrete actions or entities.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1911
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment lists publishing names Chandler and publishers with a March date and second-class matter. It notes a Marlle 11M reference but lacks full context or concrete actions or entities.
Our Correspondents in Advance BR IL report Monroe and August Fowler of Trowel began work gathering corn. A fire destroyed Dan Underwood's house and contents on November 1. Mrs Fry left for Florida to join her husband. John Fowler suffers a carbuncle this week. Rev. Marion Mouser preached at Rock Hill. Wes Bess visited Swinton. WP Howd traveled to the county seat. Two Brorines.
Selgool moves through night sessions as vocal classes deliver strong singing. Rev Bellow and Rev Carroll lead preaching at Baptist meetings. Rev Oglesbee visits school and hints at enrollment, while Rev Harty, Rev Owens, and Rev Beljon fill appointments around Blackwell and Mt Carmel. The young men’s society postpones due to revival services after Thanksgiving.
Comm gathering dulled by wet weather. John Grisham spent time here on business last week. Mrs J Slinkard of Marble Hill visited relatives here. Mrs Leon King returned from Texas last Saturday. A mule buyer bought all the jase mules in this section. King shipped a carload of stock to St Louis last week. Roads show early impassability. We seek a rockcrusher to reduce road material. Rhodes and Hopkins enlarge the dour mill, boosting capacity. Barney Corey died suddenly at Sturdivant and was buried at Ross cemetery near Greenbrier. County Superintendent Welker stayed several days, led a well attended Teachers meeting. Rev Bailey preached at the Baptist church. eleven converts baptized in the river. Rev Lloyd holds a meeting at the Christian church. Stephen Simpson shipped hogs to St Louis. Sunday school organized. church bells ring again each Sunday.
Jacob Welker the road overseer spent several days in the area working the roads then returned home Saturday via Hurricane Marble Hill and Lutesville where he attended to important business. Jonas Barks and C. C. Long with his wife made a business trip to Cape.
Girardeau Monlay shipped a fine fish load and Nick Robins of Gravel Hill with wife visited Mrs Robins' parents Mr and Mrs WN Nanney. Misses Marie and Dessie Nanney visited Ida and Effie DeWitt, while Gertrude and Beulah Tallent called on Viola Nancy. Uncle Newt Nanney and Isaac Mungle, two longtime residents, have telephones installed. J M Monroe Chestner enjoys his phone, Jacob Lincoln of Hurricane passed through, Glenn McPherson visited DeWitts, merchants busy with yard work, Ira Dockins and son Alvadore visiting from Dunkho county, Jonas Cook at M O Lincoln's, MF Chestner of Marble Hill on business, Phillip Lang and wife plus Esquire Pierce and wife delivered turkeys to Marble Hill. Teacher Lyman Bridges and wife visited WB Younts near Marble Hill. Faia.
Health is good with hiccoughs of colds as farmers gather corn. Notables include Grandma Schetzer improving after illness, Jacob Beal’s loss of a fine mare, and Tony Vanderen’s new Leopold home. State poultry events in Sikeston showcase the famed Missouri Hen with $500+ in corn prizes, while hog cholera control efforts expand across Franklin Caldwell and Ray counties.
From almost every county of Missouri there have come to the Agricultural college during the past three months appeals for help to.
A Kansas good roads advocate rewrites Caesar’s fame into a verse praising roads. He suggests ancient Rome’s success came from roads built for travel and prosperity. The piece casts a local plan as timeless public work inviting communities to settle, grow, and prosper with better infrastructure.
Trustees of the Congregational Methodist Church in Hollinger County Missouri set a sale by public auction for December 16, 1911 at the Marion Hill Courthouse front door. The sale, authorized by the Southeast Missouri conference, covers parcels described in a deed from David L. Petre and Eider D. Phelps, and is to be conducted for cash to the highest bidder under court district supervision.
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