28 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
1
A mangled, old newspaper fragment mocks Mr. Bryan and Roosevelt, hints at a Madison Square Garden appearance, and jumbles local figures and places. The text criticizes political performances, Missouri affair notes, and a Missouri Brigea railroad branch, with scattered names and vague claims about agriculture and health.
The speaker urges a person to enroll in an eight week short course best suited to his needs. He is so convinced of the course's value that he would even recommend the farm be run by a hired man for that period if necessary.
Our correspondents note pleasant weather and social visits this weekend. Charles Tate visited Laflin area. Mrs. Mary Masters and families were mentioned. B F Tate and baby Elgar called on N W Huffman. W H Cobb works for Edgar Bair. John Newell visited his grandfather Jacob Masters. Arthur Tate visited Mrs Charles Bateell in Marble Hill. further updates on Mrs N W Huffman.
Quiet weather follows recent rain in Panther Creek area. Several chicken pox cases reported in community. Mr. Lawrence and family of Perryville visited Mr and Mrs A F Slinkard over weekend. J F Crites butchered fine hogs. Past work and Bill Habo preparing for winter.
The passage notes George Wallace preparing to relocate to the Cape while commenting on the volume of deals in progress. It references ongoing negotiations and strategic moves by Wallace as he positions for the next phase. The tone emphasizes his readiness and the clustering of potential agreements.
Items from our divinity are missing for weeks. Grandpa Tonholder is gradually improving. Joan Tonholder, a clover merchant, is repairing property at the Dr Finney plant and plans to move before Xmas. John Kruser is back from St Louis. John Price visited his parents last week. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Thomas Van doren on November 15. John Wilkens suffers a severe cold. Henry Schulte recovered from illness and is up again. Enois Clippard, a hustling young man, is back in the store after a sprained ankle from a baseball game. FRANK.
Our farmers have finished gathering our. Eric Haynes and wife of Grassy visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. George Lewsey of Stils spent last week with her mother, Mrs. rhood to this farm on Shetley creek last week. We were sorry to love him. A J Rew and Miss Emme Haynes of this place were united in marriage day, Nov. 24, Rav. Wool. We wish them a long and happy life. Cape county last week. me oe
D. D. Whitener visited Fred ericketown on Saturday while Lizzie Rhodes was in town. A sizable group from Buchanan and Albright attended services at the same church, and J. Pridy reportedly made a business trip to Mrs. D. Whitener.
Health is improved for W. MM. Fee after pneumonia. Henry and Willian Maker of Huxie returned from Mingo with rain reports. Sip Whiter Key resigned from Gipsy, moving to Pioneer Cooperage in Lutesville. Cor gathering nears end, Willis Dial leading. J. A. Key back from Oranati Fornfelt visiting relatives. Henry Sholl now postmaster. P. M. Prancis left for Mingo seeking fish. Rumor says hard times may ease as P. M. Johnson orders lumber. another is expected. Marion Corbin, powimaster at Zalma, vanished last week. postal inspector investigates two hundred dollar short in accounts. Willis Dial sold bogs after trip to Marthe Hint. A game fry noted in plains remains found in ground hole.
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