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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1913
Page
8
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Our Correspondents report Glen Allen and Prospect schools held a cyphering contest last Saturday with Prospect scoring 26 records to win. The event preceded a cleanup of a boot legged sipper and a carload of meat shipment by Osea Ziintmermis. Dr. Webster Davitt remains busy this week while JA Berry and Oscar Yount visit relatives as Rev Linus Baker returns to this charge and preaches.
Health is reasonably good as farmers busy with sowing and orders. Family visits include Miss Cars Barks and Mrs Wo OB Yount visiting daughter Miss LC Bridges in Whiewater. School progress under Miss Myrtle Watles OW. Reutzel bought a young mare for HD Pare. Emity Hopkins hosted her parents Mr and Mrs G W Boras. Sorrow and Freon Groves report a fine horse show attended by many at a recent event.
Health is good for Benois Hormel and his mother of Drum who visited ard. Families report several trips to St Louis for medical and social reasons including Mrs Jiln Seiiit and Mrs Henry Fels Jr. Also noted are Martin Price seeking work in Cape Girardeau, Rev W A Davault attending a wedding in Burfordville, and local ball games with Lutesville results. A girls literary program impressed and Rev Pearce’s absence is noted.
In the report the subject underwent nasal procedures and his friends express sympathy while awaiting his full recovery. The passage notes concern for his health and optimism for improvement in the near term.
A stream of brief items lists visits, church attendance, farming work, and local happenings. Mentions include Miss Bertha Welker, Rev J Ho Hedrick, Jatr hayfield, and Mayfield family visits. Several neighbors, stores, and farms named, with scattered remarks on health, schooling, and weather.
An earnest article extols science as a broad practical study linking farm and physics, urging intelligent training for children to face modern century problems. The piece ends with a touching obituary for Belle Hosea, 19, detailing her Christian life, baptism, and devotion to family and church after her death.
Muddled report notes farmers sowing wheat while Driun begins teaching. Names and places are unclear, but the fragment indicates agricultural activity paired with an instructional start.
A sorrowful notice honors a deceased woman whose relatives mourn the loss. She leaves a husband and extended family including five sisters and three brothers. The message emphasizes hope through God and the promise of a reunion in Heaven.
A garbled antebellum style notice lists multiple Jackson area properties for sale. Items include 60 acres near Jeckean with timber, 19 acres overlooking Jackson with a seven room house, 10 acres of Whitewater bottoms, 219.58 acres south of Millerville with a frame house and tenant cabins, 120 acres north of Poehattias on New Wells road with garden and water wells, and a few other tracts priced around five to seventy dollars per acre.
Jackson Land Co presents the Thrice-A-Week World at low price. The World promises complete news via telegram wires, with serial stories humor markets cartoons and more. Special offer combines with The Press for one year at $1.65, saving compared to $2.00 for both papers.
Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri announces that administration on the estate of El Soabaugh is granted to Macue Smaparcn administrator. All claims must be shown within one year from the last publication or be barred. no benefit without proof. Published for creditors to present their claims for allowance.
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