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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
8
Hill and Chandler publishers are recorded as entering their publication at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter, indicating official mailing status for distribution and archival handling.
Our correspondents report routine local items from Buchanan and neighbors. Mentions include visits to family of Mrs George B Myers, Elmer Dany starting Buchanan public school, Brinder's family on the list, and various local residents attending events and chores around haying season.
Hlenith in good, Farmers aire bust plowing fet wheat. JW Powler and timily of Grassy visited all Moira Fowler Saturday at Sunday. Rev Sam Virgin preached sermons of Clibh Creek. Cyr Null visited BYU Myers's Sunday. Monroe Fowler completed a new barn. Everett Fowler mitered a cistern on Shell Day. JM Shell still threshing whist. Time.
Rural brief covers farmers working crops, ongoing Rev. K P Carrell meetings at Mal ioe chapel, a Sunday School convention at Kinderelapel with good attendance, Guthries and Tempsenus visiting Castor relatives, Maria Shethey considering W M College at Mirbhe JU, and Beal School progress under Miss Myrtle Bollinger. News by Harry Dick.
Health reasonably good for this time of year. Citizens attended Children’s Day services at Union Light Sunday with a pleasant forenoon program. A basket dinner followed. Rev Mrs Pool preached in the afternoon and revival meetings continue with Rev Z Yount. Several locals attended a Perryville sale Saturday. a horse was injured and killed beyond Sandy Springs. Arthur Heitman delivered another horse. Manual Heitman moved to Bud Mayfield's. Peew's Uncer Ike.
G. R. Wagoner, about 63, died of heart trouble at his daughter Mrs. Hershel Irvin's home. He had lost his wife last spring near Sikeston, and had been in ill health since.
The ad argues that tonics and alteratives claim to boost strength and health, promoting Ayrer’s Sarsaparilla as alcohol free. It urges readers to consult doctors before taking medicine and criticizes medicines doctors cannot endorse. It also touts Ayner’s Pills for constipation and claims daily bowel action aids absorption.
A list of family movements and health notes follows, including a death and burial at Calon cemetery with Rev. Pink Robins officiating. Visitors William and others assist the family. several residents attend the Sandav School convention at Kinderchapel. Epidemic scarlet fever cases appear among babies. public school progress remains fair amid seed tasks and material shortages.
Fragmentary obituary notes say a person died of heart failure leaving a widow and several relatives. Remains interred in a local cemetery after services. Also mentions relatives from Farmington and Marquand summoned to bedside of a sister. The rest contains ad copy unrelated to the obituary.
The Rooksdale column records residents on the sick list and moves to town, including Homer Chandler and Oscar Hahs taking new jobs in Blytheville. Families visit, travellers return to St. Louis, and a factory breakdown halts work. Rev Henry Fowler preaches, and plans for a new hall contract loom. The public school opens next Monday with a strong teacher lineup. several locals attend meetings and outings. A job ad for Cosmopolitan Magazine seeks a Marble Hill rep. a joke end note closes the item.
A nurse, Mrs. Keplinger, was discharged after tending typhoid cases in Walker's Hill area. Funeral planned for Mrs. Whitener's father A. K. Burk. Rev. Hoy and Rev. Kessler continue services this week. Died August 28 in Glen Allen Mary F. Barks aged 74. Burial at Glen Allen cemetery. Mrs. Katie Knowles visited relatives in Glen Allen. Wesley L. Baker married Miss Della Moore at the bride's uncle’s home. George Burrough of Grassy reported here. Alex Burks died at his home nearby.
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