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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1916
Page
4
A long fragment lists Democratic candidates for United States Senator James Reed and Governor Frederick Gardner along with state and local offices. The text includes names such as Marehall, Cadstey, Sullivan, MeALster, Gratiey, and others, interspersed with unrelated local notes about residents, church events, and travel.
In Loogootee Indiana Anthony Wilson recalls a lifelong liver disorder tied to malarial fever. At age 10 he began using Thedford's Black Draught, improving his health enough to live normally by 27. He credits the remedy with curing his liver trouble and praises its merit while noting seasonal use to tone his system.
A fragmented tribute praising Walter Hersien for his campaign efforts and urging retirement to Congress. The speaker hails Hersien as faithful to the people and influential, noting recent public engagements and expressing confidence in his leadership.
Lutesville residents report business trips to Illinois and the Cape to hear Bryan, car shipments to St Louis and the Cape, and visits to Farmington Daisy and Fredericktown. Monty Hamilton drove the bus between towns, while West Estes delivered to the Cape. A well attended box supper at the I O O F hall concluded the week.
Chas Gibbs shipped a load of cattle last week. Ben Barber, formerly of Madison county, moved to his Castor farm recently. Rev H Patterson closed a series of meetings at Miller chapel Sunday. Melvin Greer rented H B Millers farm and will move soon. Price Cobb returned from the cotton fields. H B McClendon bought a gasoline engine for his farm. Whitener Brothers of Marquand bought cattle nearby last week. Bert Haynes moved back to Mr Mouser's farm. H J Gupter, off the big ditch, is home for a few weeks. Beal school progresses under Miss Nettie Allbright. J M Sample made a business trip to Gravelton Thursday.
Pastor D W Hussose thanks Brothers Jones and Englehart for the farmed clicut riders ride and sermon at McGees chapel. He notes funeral of Mrs Edna Sehadd at Dry Creek cemetery and lists upcoming services by Ridge Valley McGee’s and Dry Creek churches. Edna Wycoff was born in Montgomery.
Kathaas and Columbne Sehadd united in marriage on December 25, 1555. They lived near luteewlle ainew, had several children, one of whom predeceased her. Sister Sehadd identified with the church about ten years prior. She died Saturday October 4, 1014, aged 60 years, 9 months, 19 days, with neighbors praising her reserved nature. Rev. DW Heese offers solace to mourners.
Quote about wisdom and repeated errors ends with an invitation to call for a harness buggy or wagon, implying a local business ad. The fragment references wise men, mistakes, and offers goods or services for wagons and harnesses. No clear names or places are provided.
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