22 Oct 1902
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1902
Page
1
Community notes, oblique references to elections, appointments, and local business updates. Mentions Langdon Langtonville Fischer Siding Drom and Rudolph Statterwickville, Hickory region events, real estate and property moves, and plans for upcoming county court terms. Includes social visits, school affairs, and public notices with scattered names and places.
A notice describes using White's Cream Vermitage to treat first worm symptoms in children. It claims the remedy preserves health, stimulates digestion, and helps children grow strong, with the product available through Dr. Wirmer at Marble Hill.
Movements and visits across Benton, Jackson, Advance, Mayfield, Lutesville, and nearby areas. Residents Logan Barford, Claude Lambert, Avery Bollinger, Alfred Green, Jennes Englehart, Dr K P Biggs, and others are noted with travels, sickness, and home visits. A new residence is being built for Jesse Lates by Sanford Hahn near Lutesville while Rev. Walton preached at the M E Church South.
Multitudes praise Kodol for easing indigestion and dyspepsia by digesting food, cleansing the stomach, and enriching blood. Mrs. Cranfill of Troy, Texas reports full cure after four bottles, urging others to try it. A stray comic line from the Philadelphia Press closes the item.
A Geneva Ohio man, Raney, credits DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with ending four decades of torture from piles and skin afflictions. He reports relief after applying the salve, urging others to beware counterfeits and seek the genuine product from Dr. M McAnally.
An old advertisement describes malaria symptoms such as fever headache and chills and promotes Herbine and Herlane as cures. A testimonial from J A Hopkins of Manchester Kansas praises Herbine for malaria and blood purification. The passage lists Dr GM Witmer's Marble Hall as a seller.
Henderson Grimett of this place suffered partial paralysis and loss of use of an arm and side after illness. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, treated by a physician with no relief, he nearly recovered. The letter notes other cures of partial paralysis and heralds the balm for rheumatism sprains and bruises with endorsements from Chandler Witmer and Dr C M Witmer.
O kt Larson of Bay Villa San days River Cape Colony runs a store that offers every item from needle to anchor nine miles from the railway and twenty five miles from the town. He cites farmers within a thirty mile radius who have used Chamberlain's remedies including a dozen cures in the past year. The note lists distributors Chandler Witmer Lutesville and Dr C M Witmer Marble Hill.
Creditors and all interested are notified that Rebecca Proctor estate administrator Joan M. Ror will make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Bollinger county. The court is in Marble Hill Isid county and the date is Monday November 10 1902.
A promotional feature casts Scott's Emulsion as a life restoring aid for the convalescent and ill, claiming it feeds nerves and strengthens digestion to nourish the body. The copy touts decades of use and offers free samples from Scott & Bowne, chemists in New York.
Notice of a stockholders meeting at the Marble Hill Missouri courthouse on November 22 1992 at 3 pm to vote on increasing the company capital from five thousand to ten thousand dollars and to consider any other matters related to the capital increase or company affairs. Attest secretary and directors signatures included.
A Wisconsin father credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his nine year old son from a life threatening croup episode. He says the child nearly choked and could not speak before he treated him, after which the boy recovered quickly. the notice lists local distributors and a doctor involved.
By deed of trust dated September 28 1903 Annie Limbaugh and George H Limbaugh secure a promissory note. The note is past due and unpaid. Trustee James Sh Johnson will sell the real estate described as the south half of the west part of Lot 9 in Ban Patton Missouri at public auction on Saturday November 8 1903 at the north door of the court house in Markie Hill between 9 am and 4 pm.
Mothers grow uneasy as winter nears and children easily catch cold. One Minute Cough Cure liquefies mucus and clears threats, restoring voices and aiding lung trouble. Testimonials from McMahon of Hampton and Dr M McAnally support its rapid relief for severe colds and related issues.
The notice lists tax collection dates across multiple towns with names like Shrom s store Kitchen s and Keehn s store and asks residents to bring poll tax receipts. It then presents the Probate Court Docket for Bol l inger County Missouri with many executors guardians and administrators required to appear and settle accounts at the November term starting Monday November 10. The notice ends with an advertisement for De Witt s Little Early Risers pills by Dr S M McAnally.
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