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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1907
Page
4
Clay Morgan returns home from work to Marble Hill as residents exchange visits and local life centers on neighbors. multiple names, marriages licensed, visits to and from nearby towns, and brief notices of sales, meetings, and illnesses fill the page with a bustling small‑town narrative.
W R Lon don is sick in his room. Mrs D B Hill visits daughter near Dutchtown. Ben McCullough of Frederick town visited his father’s family in the city. A boy kicked Daniel Profler’s 12 year old son on the ankle causing a bad bruise. Cape Girardeau waterworks choke limits water, heat and light. Mr and Mrs Burette Snider and C A Gonder were in Bt Lemus days last week. Mrs Hannah Whybark and daughter Mrs Benjamin Simpson visited Illmo. Miss H M Smith closes out linery at and below cost. New subscribers to Tae Paras include Emerson Welch DeSoto J D Barks Advance Henry Gaines Zalma RK Seabaugh Sedgewickville. A King family visit from Greenbrier. King remains bedbound with rheumatism. Burdock Blood Bitters touted as tonic. Rev J W Hodge to hold Thanksgiving ordees at M B E Charca South Lutesville today. His Glén Allen meeting yielded converts and additions to the church.
Slinkard & Co of Zaima Missouri advertises to purchase Irish potatoes from farmers. They offer good pay per basket and cash at four reduced price. The notice emphasizes quality potatoes and ample purchases.
Cures for baby croup and common complaints advertise Dr Thomas Electric Oil. Lost black coat at football grounds. reward for return to the office. Mrs J A Taylor sells millinery at 25 cents and up at Taylor Mercantile Co. H Hare of Millerville visits relatives. KR Hartle visits. Doan's Ointment advertised for itching and skin troubles. R L Rolameon attends bank shareholders meeting in Patton. Doan's Regulets referenced for liver concerns.
James R. Kirkpatrick, aged man, committed suicide by hanging Sunday afternoon November 24 in the barn at his son in law John H Berry’s home five miles north of Marble Hill. He had long suffered melancholia and had threats to kill himself. He lived with his children after the death of his companion about eighteen months prior. A Baptist family man and industrious citizen, he was respected by all. The remains were buried at Glen Allen cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Tax Panel extends condolences to the bereaved.
The Laflin church reports the four day revival began last week and ended due to bad weather. Miss Mary Rosa plans to seek work in Parmington. Pastor William Boutwell will preach at Parmington next Saturday night and Sunday. Loren Grimsley is ill and Misses Bessie and Nora Devore visited the local school, which progresses under Fred S. Clippard. Rev. W. J. Poston will preach there on the second Sunday at 11 o clock.
Reading ideas from the December New Inna Woman's Magazine, the piece explores novel party concepts for children and adults during the Christmas holidays. It promotes fresh, untapped entertainment concepts aimed at both younger and older guests.
A short admonition to choose a single trusted physician and follow his guidance, recommending Ayer's Pectoral for coughs, colds, and chest troubles, then using the remedy or not as the doctor advises.
John H. Henley attends court in Kennett while residents make routine travels and updates. Miss Alpha Phelps improves from illness. Rev Henry George repairs his dwelling. Neighbors trade, visit family, and plan vacations as Thanksgiving nears, with many locals noted in town and surrounding areas.
William Billings and Julia A Billings defaulted on a note secured by a deed of trust dated March 1 1897. B L Bowman trustee will offer the property Lot 3 4 and the SE half of Lot 5 in Slaybaughs addition to Lutesville at public auction in Marble Hill Bollinger County on December 1 between the hours of sunrise and sunset for cash to satisfy the deed of trust.
In a Saturday gridiron battle Will Marfield edged Carlton roleve eleven 10 to 5 though marvin luda suffered injuries and a key player was kept for observation. Marvin college team later visited Monday for a hard fought contest but Will Mayfield dominated in a 27 to 10 win.
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