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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
8
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Health is generally good in the area as farmers busy with wheat harvest. Several local residents travel, visit relatives, attend funerals, and report on church revivals and school progress. Weather remains favorable, with community updates on births, health, and upcoming events in the district.
The weeklong string of visitors includes ALL DRUGGISTS, Mr Wilganer from the state hospital, Will Hale and family, Abner Venable, Miss Richards the primary teacher, and several neighbors from Bassville to Fredericktown. Mentions of church meetings, visits, and social calls fill this ragged diary of community life with names, places, and rough schedules.
Broad rural update notes healthy crops especially peaches, logging and tie hauling jobs, and busy sawmill near the creek. It mentions W. C. Gray’s new 56 foot well, good water, and improving roads. Castor church services and school arrivals are reported amid local bustle and weather strains.
Notice of sale under a school fund mortgage in Bollinger Missouri. The sheriff announces sale of real estate in Marble Hill on September 12, 1014, to satisfy a $20 debt in the Bollinger County Circuit Court, detailing the property description and sale terms. The document lists multiple defendants and heirs tied to the emergency mortgage action.
Mrs Liz VW ies huew but, Miss Mistrel Dyry Cape Girurt Sahitiliy toenini schon. Bertha and Dannwi have leen vista ip tenele, Jiwenh Dine returned to their bere i Girardesua a few days mo Mrs Fal Vavas accompanied then for a visit. Ilinois trip planned. Mit Kinder wells drilled. Wis friend to Burk entered Marble Hill College. Orville Burk of Zalina visited his uncle DOJ Thomas Saturday night and Sunday. Miss Myrtle Sitze visited Miss Thelma Myers Sunday. Charley Barrett spent Sunday at C F Thomas’s. Hobart James of Zalma visiting relatives. Ice cream supper at Ben Hill’s Saturday night well attended.
Loessville area remains dry with Health noting good conditions. Hosea Hale has a new cistern dug by Jesse Irvin. Mr and Mrs Edgar Wagner of Farmington spent Saturday night with Mrs Hershall Irvin. Thomas Stanfill and family from Flat River stayed at Charles Rhodes last week. Willie Hale and family visited Cleve Hale on Friday and Saturday. Charles Sitzes of Marble Hill visited Bessville for business Saturday. Charles Rhodes, Thomas Stanfill and children visited Fayette Bess Tuesday. Mrs Dea Rea and Mrs Ida Lane are mentioned in passing.
A local grocer advertises a wide supply from flour and meats to lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections claiming top quality and market-competitive prices for everyday shopping needs.
Estes Bros offer lower prices than any other county dealer for paints oils doors windows lime cement and saddlery harness. A fresh car load of lime and cement just arrived. Call for hardware needs.
The advertisement lists a Long Farm Wagon for 63 dollars, glass or tin fruit cans from 306 to 65, and notes upcoming need for a disc harrow to prepare wheatland. Osborn brand equipment is mentioned. A cream separator from Laval is praised as the best on the market. Advance phone 21.
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