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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1902
Page
4
Religious notices announce Rev T HL Fewkeoy and Pastor Kien of the Bepein church conducting meetings in Marble Hill Church each Saturday before the third Sunday at 2 o clock. Preaching occurs every third Sunday at two thirty pm. Sunday School runs each Sunday at 10 o clock.
Reports from Wayne county cover campaign progress as Democrats seek a favorable ballot. Residents note good weather usage, arrivals from Leopold and St Louis for business and education, and social events including lectures and music at Weat Plaim Quill and Advocate. Local figures like Marion Welker are highlighted for attendance and service. A local jack for sale is advertised near Millerville.
Rev B Ly and Bownan speak of heartfelt flowers as new goods arrive weekly at Plecher Sie itor. Albert O Allen and wife visit Attorney Thos Holladay. Henry Elfrank family travel to St Louis and plan to visit relatives in Illinois. Lunch at Langdwe Wann. Uncle Dean recovering from a carbuncle. Mrs. Crites welcomes a new boarder. J L Statler and J A Seabaugh visiting. teaching assignments noted. Democratic candidates praised as young but underknown by voters.
The Bollinger county Farmers Mutual Aid Society holds its annual meeting at Marble Hill courthouse on October 25 1902. Democratic candidates addressed audiences at Hinkle schoolhouse Zalma Brush Creek Dongola Dram Leopold and Lafe. Ezan Presner died at Knob Lick aged 72. Odd Fellows held the funeral. W S Charlton promotes broom corn on shares or cash. Democratic candidates canceled a Glen Allen speaking event due to a religious revival.
Scattered notices report community events and daily life. mentions include visits by Miss Beigh Fulkerson and Mrs Maggie Strong, election discussions, church appointments, a U W excursion to Jackson on Oct 25, 1902, and comments on Bollinger county politics and school teaching安排.
The store advertises a vast patent medicine assortment in Patton with Groves Tastelers Chill Tonic at 30 cents per bottle. Other medicines are offered at 20 percent off regular price and other drug items follow the same discount proportion.
A stream of short notices reports residents visiting, business trips, and travel between St. Louis and surrounding towns. Names include C Dale, R Hahe, Henry Horrel, J L Statler, Jesse Robertson, J H Turley, A D Rhodes, Joe Alumbaugh, Emma Slagle, John Petterson, Dr J J Chandler, Charles Wann, Wm Ates, Lee Mayfield, Mrs Cole, Mrs Belle Gillessie, A Goodwin, John A Seabaugh Jr, Rev Peterson, Grandma Snider, Mrs W King, R L Kelley, Columbian Yount, Mrs C J Sharrock, and Richard Green. Several visits to St Louis noted, with illness reports and a death near Loyd and Marble Hill.
Notice announces that creditors must appear for final settlement of the estate of William Nelson in the Probate Court of Bollinger County at Marble Hill. The term begins November 10, 1908, with W. H. Bess as administrator. Also mentions a social event and campaign remarks from the same period.
An old advertisement touts Herbine as a cure for malaria chills fever and headache. It includes a testimonial from J A Hopkins of Manchester Kansas praising Herbine for malaria bilious symptoms and as a blood purifying tonic. The note mentions Dr C M Witmer's in Marble Hill.
Multitudes laud Kodol as a discovery that digests what you eat and cleanses the stomach to produce pure blood. Mrs. Crandall of Troy, Tennessee, reports years of indigestion and dyspepsia cured after four bottles, urging others to try it. Dr. S. M. McAnally endorses the product as aiding digestion after meals.
Probate Court in Bollinger county Missouri schedules November term 1922 for executors administrators and guardians to exhibit accounts for settlement. The docket lists numerous names including Bidwell Berry Bell McCane Elledge Lincoln Snider Witmer and others with specific days assigned from Monday November 4 to Saturday November 11. All named parties must appear on their designated days to file and settle accounts to reduce costs.
A testimonial from Hampton GA claims One Minute Cough Cure liquifies mucus eases inflammation and stops coughs from colds grip bronchitis and throat or lung trouble. The ad cites a speaker who regained his voice and won a medal after using the product.
Democratic candidates for county offices will address the audience at Hahn school house on October 16 1947 at 7 30 p m The meeting is announced by W A Dexy chairman and W B Veux secretary with all party members invited to attend
Notice to stockholders of Bolinger County Mining Company for a meeting at the Marble Hill courthouse November 22, 1922 at 8 p m. to vote on increasing capital stock from five to ten thousand dollars and to consider other matters related to the proposed increase and company business. Attested by secretary and directors.
An advertisement promotes a patent preparation aimed at clearing complexion flaws. It touts pore cleansing through a spy wind preparation and a product called Herbine créative for bowel regulation. It directs readers to Dr C M Witmer in Marble Hill, Missouri for sale or consultation.
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