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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1889
Page
1
Train bulletin shows 12:30 pm local freight northbound and 2:02 pm southbound local freight. Mentions pickery agent and time stamps from Lutesville area.
Thanksgiving day events and several local moves noted in Marble Hill region. Mrs Pape and Baxter James and family relocate to town. Mrs D Berry visiting Marble Hill. local officials and residents such as jailor Mr Cooley travel to towns. business ads for New Brick Drug Store promote cigars albums and holiday merchandise. reports include Colfax Poe visiting, and notes on local weather, auctions, and community happenings.
A reader laments idle youths and praises church efforts to reach them. The note urges Sunday school promotion, asks churches to step forward next Sunday, and encourages broader church involvement to foster town prosperity.
In a public notice, John Vandine and Amanda Vandine pledge a deed of trust securing debt on property in Phelps County Missouri. The description covers the northeast quarter of section 2 and surrounding parcels, with sale to satisfy the secured obligation. The sale is scheduled by the trustee on a court-arranged date, with prior notices recorded and the property to be sold at public auction to satisfy the debt as per the trust instrument.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a deed of trust involving parties named Henry L. Jones as trustee, referencing a deed of trust, Marble town, and payments of costs and expenses. The readable portions mention a property transaction, limits of time, and related legal actions within a local jurisdiction.
Oatesville advertises a well stocked red stock of Tlats Bonnets and Trimming in all kinds. A full line of Ladies' Fur nishitice ois is available. Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere. Priced at $2.
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