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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1915
Page
4
A serialized community update from Marble Hill Missouri covers editor and publisher names, local happenings, births, visits, travel, real estate trades, crop prospects, church events, and revival meetings. The column records neighbors’ movements, health, and business changes, indicating a lively town life amid routine reports.
The report notes sugar consumption across the U S averaging eighty six pounds per person last year per the commerce department. It highlights massive sugar production around 40 billion pounds and Kansas banks limiting deposits to ten times capital. A Cape Girardeau county buyer will publish the Cash Book under new owner McGuire as the Press wishes his paper continued prosperity.
Lutesville reports a busy week with J L Lutes visiting Zalima on business. The Pastime theater held a picture show starting Saturday night. Mr and Mrs M M Day traveled to Dexter last Thursday for a weeklong visit. Mrs J A Berry of Glen Allen visited Lutesville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ira Welker visited relatives in Bessville Saturday and Sunday. Rev B S McCann moved to Whitewater last Friday for a new pastorate. Mrs Martin McKee and Irvin Fish of Zalma were in town on business. Noah Johnson and wife of Dongola were in town shopping Saturday.
Health is vital as farmers sow wheat and gather corn in the settlement. A Fulton builds a barn while Lanbaugh school opens with Prof H A Fulton as teacher. Ideal brass band rehearses Tuesdays. Sunday school at Mayfield church is at 10 AM and prayer meeting Sundays. The stork brings a son to Mr and Mrs Johnny Mayfield on September 25.
Fond parents facing larger un itemized expenses for their collegiate year may overlook the fact that the new SHO009 vaudeville theatre proprietor in Columbia must live nearby. Some families may not concede this connection, locals note.
Willis Dial constable announces sale by public auction in Zales town on the 5th day of October at one o'clock in the afternoon. The property includes ONE ADLER ORGAN NEW ART DESIGN STYLE NOTES. Terms require $1 cash at signing and monthly installments of 1 each until paid.
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