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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1916
Page
4
The piece defends Gardner Land Bank backed by state and national groups, praises proponent character, urges independence voters and Democrats to unite behind the ticket, while noting print-paper cost pressures and urging continued exchange participation.
Lutesville residents report travelers including S E Chandler on the north train and Ben Vance from Glen Allen. J D Phelps made a Delta trip. Dr Farrar returned from St Louis after hand treatment. Park work continues for a real park. three stock cars were shipped by J A Taylor and C A Hahs. Postmaster EB Beck oversees the office. Will Lages visits before returning to Illinois. Dr Speer Zalma is a candidate for county representative. Brick layers work on the Elfrank garage with the roof to be finished soon.
A garbled OCR page records visits, dances, and church events in a rural town. Names include Mr Shell, Mrs McLane, Rev Jovitts, and the Lutesmith family. It notes a football semifinal, local fundraisers, and upcoming visits to Fredericksburg and Lowtides with scattered details and dates.
Laflin reports good health and steady weather as readers receive tidbits from Tear Press. son Binsen endured dental trouble last week and sought medical care. he has been under a doctor’s care since the incident.
William Strong and wife were guests of Mr and Mrs Dave Soikder. William Strong and Dave Snider visited Simon Hinson. JL Poston and wife and B F Winters visited Mose Penturf.
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