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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1907
Page
4
GULL and CHANDLER jointed at the Marble Mill after a postfire incident. Misa Rosetta Baker of St Louis is visiting here. Dr RC Coleman traveled to St Charles. Rev T H Jenkins went to Paxico for a protracted revival. Miss Mary Estes returned from St Louis. Miss Katie Moore visits Gravel Bi-area relatives. Notices mention Dr Thomas Electric Oil and Dean's Ointment as remedies.
Wotan Jones and P. Smith are mentioned in local notices as residents and a motorman in St Louis. New subscribers listed include George Mitchell Marble Hill OC E Dunn Bayti Mrs Sarah Welle Greenbrier L M James Springfield Mrs Sarah Williams Pat Conrad Burke Lixville Min Gertrie Haddock Zalma Dr John M Finney Sr Whitewater Judge John W Sample reports county foreign infurence tax receipts totaling over 2400 with 1200 more expected. Pastor plan set for Lutesville Glen Allen Point Plaza Halop areas. Po Dosas Regulats touted for constipation digestion and appetite. Madrid town bans Sunday purchases except certain necessities. bars, cigars, alcohol, and refreshments restricted.
Daily life items include residents shopping and visiting Cape Girardeau, new moves such as Oliver Hawn into a vacated fence, Dr W A Reynolds visits, Lawton Mitchell’s return from Indian Territory, and Robert Drum on jury duty in Cape Girardeau. Ads note a mare and buggy for sale at 1575, Wells teaching in Anniston Mississippi County visiting home, and various local visits by the Brothertons and Extes. Obituaries mention George Short's death near Machpel Hill from consumption on October 14. Subscriptions renewed and price change for trimming bait after November first announced by E E Batu Marble Hill. Doctors Witmer and Bender traveled to Kennett for a meeting, with MilORD Sauder noted.
J E Caurey of near Millerville transacted business in Marble Hill Tuesday. H P Vandeven and his nephew George Vandeven of Leopold visited the office Friday. Mrs Jobin M Pinney and Miss Sider near Cli Were attended Moon viewings. Mrs J J Atwood of Marble fill spent several days with Bettie Hainley. Barks of Lizville visited the county seat last Saturday. Monroe McCullough suffers from rheumatic pain preventing work this past week.
For sale a set of blacksmith and woodwork tools and material. For further information call or address James Burford, Patton, Missouri.
A local mix of wedding notice and agricultural ads from New Madrid and nearby areas, including a October 15 wedding at Twin City hotel, a ginseng and farming supply ad, notes on former students and a silver watch related loss, and a Farmers Mutual Aid Society notice for a meeting in Dalanger County Missouri on October 20 1907.
Fateshire notices residents with overdue taxes must settle accounts promptly. The collector W L Donn warns that the new tax year requires immediate repayment and all owing parties should come prepared to settle their balances.
Residents and guests from multiple towns around Cape Girardeau and nearby areas circulated Tuesday and Sunday visiting kin and neighbors. Attendees included Perry Baker, Wyatt Hartin and Glenn, Mr and Mrs Carroll Johnson, Mr and Mrs Robert Phelps, Roland Peery, Mrs Henry Myricti and daughter, Alma Duvcan, John H Henley attending a Baptists meeting, and Garrett Cole with Osgar Omig moving to Colorado. Families reported improvements at a local hospital and various social calls at Gordonville, Union Ridge, Zalma, and Camp Campbell.
A historical notice urges farmers to curb hog cholera spread by isolating new stock for thirty days, inspecting for disease, and slaughtering any sick animals. It recommends disinfecting wagons with corrosive sublimate, burning diseased hogs, and allowing two weeks of sunshine before returning the remainder to the farm to prevent wider outbreaks.
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