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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1904
Page
4
Train arrivals listed for Lutesville with north and south bound passenger and local services. Times and fares appear garbled with multiple misprints but indicate regular service. Scheduled times and exact destinations are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
Mrs J A Richards remains in poor health. Deputy circuit clerk Robert Drum Jr is noted, with Hon Robert Drum returning from St Louis. J L Patterson spent days at the World’s Fair, Rev T W Jenkins in Dunklin county, and many local names visit or subscribe. Preaching at Ebenezer church on the Fifth Sunday. Fall and winter stock arriving at Taylor Mercantile Co. Dem. elector Thos M Ros Smith spoke in the county, hailed by many supporters.
The rate from Zalma to St Louis will be $3.65, starting September 15 and running through November 20, 2004. W Watxine, Agent, Zalma, Missouri.
Mrs W A Dunn is reported puny. Mrs M oF Kinder has been ill the past week. Oranges Bananas and Lemons 20¢ a dozen at Jia Portis store. Roger Chander troubled by chilly weather. J J Mayfield near Mayfield renewing a dollar. Gay Estes and Geo KH Conrad visited St Louis for the fair. Russell Ren teaching near Dongola visited home. Ladies and Misses’ Tints by Mrs Aubuchon Taylor Mercantile Co. Mrs Sarah Crow and daughter and Miss Hester Smith spent days at St Louis fair. Arthur McCans on Bonne Terre road visited home folks. C bk Schnell of Carlyle I new subscriber to Tuk Press. R W Fischer to Caruthersville for painting and visit daughters. Largest selection and lowest prices on heating stoves at Taylor Mercantile. Charles H Hill of Bedrock Mont visiting relatives after World's Fair. Mrs J N Counts of near Yount Bollinger brought fruit specimens. For sale good bay mare seven years old harness trained. Daily excursions to St Louis October November tickets £5 00, children 2 0. Luther Profier and Mass Robie Bollinger married October 20 at Bollinger home. best wishes. Deby bow of August Schreiber died October 23. funeral Hahn chapel cemetery. J I Burterd and Mer Farmer of Illinois visited. Patton blaze damaged Pioneer Cooperage offices. T A Perkins and Miss Yallie Hahn married October 20 at Hahn home.祝 best wishes. For sale one room hotel building and five lots near depot at Marquand. M Owenson Lutesville.
Judge J P E Austin, about 70, died at his Laflin home on October 25 after weeks of illness. He served a term in the county court and held other trusted posts, was a Trowel lodge No 440 A F & A M member, and was interred at Miller graveyard near Scopus. He leaves a widow, children, and relatives. Tus Press offers sympathy.
J 1L Wieecarver improves in confinement as sick list grows shorter. Governor Peekery speaks in Lutesville to a large audience. Taylor Mercantile Co promotes new stoves and up-to-date millinery. A murder trial in Sikeston ends with acquittal. A new 250 horsepower engine debuts at the State peniten tiary binder twine factory, with production pending. Various locals listed as ill or in town for fairs and meetings. Final settlement notices and probate entries for estate of Hichundtreen to be heard at Ballinger probate court on November 11.
Tickets sold from Lutesville Missouri to St Louis for the World’s Fair May to December. Fifteen day excursion $4.95 for May 1 sale to Nov 30 leaving St Louis within 15 days of sale. later than Dec 4 not allowed. Sixty day excursion $5.45 good to depart within 60 days of sale, later than Dec 15 not allowed. Season excursion $5.55 sold daily to Nov 14 1904 with return until Dec 2. Agent M Owns Inc handles sales.
The Commoner argues farmers understand tariff benefits poorly if protection raises prices at home while export prices mirror them. It notes wheat, protected here, is exported, and Nebraskan and Kansas farmers back tariffs yet face higher living costs and outside-market pressures.
A fifty five acre stock farm five miles south of Liatesville in Bollinger County Missouri offers a well improved property with a one and a half story frame dwelling, a log barn, two cisterns, about thirty five acres cleared and good cultivation, and strong soil suitable for fruit growing. Due to ill health the owner sells at a sacrifice for 500 cash with terms to suit purchaser. Apply to W K Chandler Secretary Farm and Home Real Estate Co Marble Hill Missouri.
A public probate entry records administration of the estate of Mery I. Barris. The probate court of Mollingrer county will hear witnesses and oversee the estate with interim administrators and authorized witnesses. Proceedings begin on a date in November, with further sessions scheduled at the probate court of Mollingrer county Missouri.
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