Maree Hien Press Notice at Hill and Chandler
The Martie Hill post office lists Maree Hien Press as publisher enterer in a second class mail matter.
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Tue Maree Hien Press
Martie Hill
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1911
Page
8
We Think We Rule the Mill But Count Less in Time
Insignificant musings reflect on life and legacy as the speaker admits their perceived power is fleeting. The poem contrasts confidence with humility, noting that when they falter others will continue living through seasons and time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tor
Health notes and church services plus farm updates
Our Correspondents report JOH Hood and family visiting Arthur George, Rev Henry George preached at Union Grove Saturday night and Sunday morning, and at Rock Hill Sunday night. JW Fowler finished corn gathering, says yield exceeded expectations. TH Fowler plans move to Zalma soon. John and August Fowler of Swinton visited brother T H Fowler. Peter Sherlock will move to Otto Coffman’s farm. Several horses died after eating wormy corn. Two Brortiers a mi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joh Hood
Arthur George
Henry George
Union Grove
Rock Hill
Swinton
JW. Fowler
TH. Fowler
Zalma
John
August Fowler
T. H. Fowler
Peter Sherlock
Otto Coffman
Local Farm Notes and Social Rounds Across Town
Farmers prepare for corn harvest as community voices share church visits and family gatherings. Rev P M Robins preached at Walkers church, Misses Ora Myers and Bonnie Mouser visited Minnie Gray, and several townsfolk attended a spelling match at Patter son schoolhouse. Families travel to Marble Hill and Campbell, with visits among Grays, Mullins, and Murrays from Trace Creek to Gravelton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing Corn
P.M. Robins
Walkers Church
Ora Myers
Bonnie Mouser
Minnie Gray
Henry Cooper
Lee
Marble Hill
Mattie Baker
Doc Myers
Walter Gray
Will Mayfield College
Eva Myers
King Gaines
Pond Creek
Mollie Deh
Campbell
Jasper Murray
Gravelton
J. J. Murray
Avery Myers
Lutesville
E. A. Murray
Trace Creek
L J. Murray
Rosewell Crites
Sisters
G. B. Galloway
Bun
Zephyr Notes Include School Law Push and Community Visits
County school superintendent Prof. W M Welker enforces the compulsory school law. Charlie and Estel Schram return from Dunklin county. Miss Dora Chronister Bertha Hill and Zola Cooper visit Josie Gray. Henry and Mrs Cooper visit A E Myers. Zephyr post office to discontinue on Thanksgiving. Rev Willie Robinson preached at Walker church. Mrs Adeline Ford says she will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zephyr
W. M. Welker
Charlie
Estel Schram
Dunklin County
Dora Chronister
Bertha Hill
Zola Cooper
Josie Gray
Henry Cooper
A. E. Myers
Willie Robinson
Walker Church
Adeline Ford
Community notices and local event glimpses from Fredericktown
Items mention Mrs Harry Deht joining her husband at Glennonville and William Fee returning to town. Local clergy Rev RF Carroll Rev Coleman Rev Saville and Rev J A Bellow appear with chapel talks baptisms and lectures. School and society notes include Paxico student Miss Otelia Clubb, December 7 meeting with program including readings music and a large list of participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Deht
Glennonville
William Fee
Guy Thurston
Walter Gray
RF. Carroll
Coleman
First Baptist Church of
Fredericktown
Saville
Lutesville
Mecs
J. A. Bellow
Blackwell
Otelia Clubb
Paxico
Young Ladies’ Society
Burns
Vesta Zimmerman
Shrum Family Note Sparks Winter Return Report
Min a field reports Charley and Mrs Shrum returning after a weeks absence as old winter sets in and local life resumes with a quiet community update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Winter
Mrs Charley Shrum
Local Notes from Bollinger County Farm Community
Hurricane visits G W Mayfield and kin as farmers plow and pick cotton returns. Raymond Cook visits sister Charley Hanners near Millers Ville. Mayfield buys turkeys as Jacob Hanners visits Gravel Hill. Lions Bridges visits Seabaugh in Scopus. road work and gravel hauling progress with 300 in funding. various visits and health notes among Mayfield, Hartle, Burette Limbaugh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Mayfield
Raymond Cook
Charley Hanners
Millers Ville
Jacob Hanners
Gravel Hill
William Williams
Dunklin County
Burette Limbaugh
Sedgewickville
Lions Bridges
Scopus
L. Mayfield
Thomas
D. A. Masters
Zach Seabaugh
Peter Hartle
Local notes on farming, politics, and almanac warnings
The item cites lumber cutting on Dr Chandler's farm and a trip by Jonas Cook to Zalma. It notes wheat looks poor due to cold weather but hopes for spring recovery, and discusses local option law expirations and upcoming elections. It references N B Henry seeking details about the Southeast Missouri Teachers association and mentions a Macon man’s tale of a bank burglar alarm in College Mound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Chandler
Jonas Cook
Zalma
Macon
College Mound
Cracksnan
St Joseph
Hutt
Walt Mason
Watch for National Seer Almanac Offer
An advertisement invites readers to send one dollar to a company at M0t Franklin Avenue St. Louis Missouri for a combined Magazine and Almanac subscription. The offer claims a one year access to both publications and promises mail delivery of the Almanac, described as a large 1M page volume, along with warnings for the coming year.
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Franklin Avenue
St. Louia
Missouri
Thrice a Week World Subscription Ad
An advertisement for The Thrice a Week World noting its price and features. It promises prompt presidential campaign news and broad content including humor markets and cartoons at a low annual price.
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Iso
Church trustees to sell Marble Hill land at auction
By order of the Southeast Missouri District Conference of the Congregational Methodist Church the trustees of the Congregational Methodist Church of Bollinger County Missouri will auction the entire remaining real estate in Marble Hill on December 16 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. at the north front door of the courthouse to the highest cash bidder. Proceeds to be directed by the district conference.
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Southeast Missouri
Congresational Methodist Church
Mid Conference
Liberty Churchhalls
Crooked Creek
Hollinger
Missouri
Congregational Methodist Church
Luteeville
Eaid
David L. Phelps
Ellen 2
Pherpes
Mistouri
Ty Beet
Hollinger County
Miscouri
Holling
Ty W. Bess
Aca
Stepp
George W. Tallent
Marble Hill
Bollinger
Missour
C. A. Mittum
Thos
J. Younr
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Grace Bollinger
Ruth Chandler
Ethel Greenwood
Mabel Clow
Marie Wells
Annie Laurie
Lena Zimmerman
Flora Winters
Rhoda Conrad
Bessie Wagner
Helen
Davault
Ault Lang Syne
Audrey Sadler
Maud McGlathlin
Helen Davault
Bessie Cashion
Rhoda Chestner
Nina Wicecarver
Minas Field
Chivabt
Louis
Mprighe
Schwab Clothing Co
R. L. Robinson
Ballard
Horehound
Dr. Merrick
Jamas
Dallard
St.Louwe
John Barks
John Hartle
Old Bollinger
Jacob Welker
Jack Ross
Millersville
West End
John Brown
Stoddard County
David Brown & Sons
Greenville
N. B. Henry
Bonne Terre
Southeast Missouri Teachers Association
Piedmont
Anock
Irl R. Hicks
Professor Hicks
McGee
Price Ste
James F.ballard
Louis.Me
Stephens
NEW York World
ESTES
Webber Farm Wagons
Pittsburg
Wm. Lages, M. D
Calle
Zlalma
Mirrouri
A. Sander, M. D
Wargif Whe
C. M. Witmer
Omer
W. K. Chandler
Arronsevear
Abetraets Waals
W. P. N’gans
Justice OF the Prauce
Manete His
R. W. VanAmburg
Dentral
Chas
Hobbs Notary Public
Drostirsiewated Photels
Nanan
Holling Lutesville
Pirat
Pris
A. J. Manion
the Bank of
Bolid
Faden
Rowlng Conmervatine
Bollinger County
Hale
C. A. Sander
Jacob A. Taylor
J. E. Kinder
Snider
H. L. Miller
Druy Store
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Supp von
Mir
Wateles
Jewe
Lutesville, Mo
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