Marble Hint Press Publication Details
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
8
Community notes from Marble Hill and Penturf Gap
Our Correspon dents report J A Taylor of Marble Hill is preparing to open a store at Penturf Gap as the railroad company plans a switch there. A series of meetings is under way at Barks chapel. Mrs Simon Benton moved to Laflin last week. Mrs L Huffman raised a 12 pound cabbage. Families of Huffman and Barks visited C L Huffman on Sunday. Fevine Pax.
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J. A. Taylor
Marble
Jonas Barks
Willie Barks
George Huffmen
Simon Benton
Charley Huffwas
Lee Huffman
George Barks
C. L
Greenwood Health Report and Local Travel Notes
Greenwood Health is fairly good. Clark Austin took a business trip to Zalma on Saturday. Adam James of Cane Creek visited relatives nearby and hauled ties for Voss Tie Company last week. Uncle John Speer made a business trip to Lutesville last Saturday. Willie Speer left last Saturday.
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Clark Austin
Zalma
Adam James
Cane Creek
Voss Tie Company
John Speer
Lutesville
Willie Speer
Fredericktown Residents Networking for Jobs and Visits
In Fredericktown Miss Minnie Speer visits her sister Mrs Adam James while Charley Virgin and Orin Hopkins stay busy making and hauling ties. Willard and Earl Austin attend church at Clubb Creek, and Roy Gaither works in Fredericktown. John Pickett plans to buy a car. other notes mention a business trip to Zalma and a trip to Lutesville in a new car. Some names appear garbled in the public notices.
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Fredericktown
Minnie Speer
Adam James
Charley Virgin
Orin Hopkins
Wellman Cooper
Lutesville
John Pickett
Chas Fowler
Zalma
Roy Gaither
Willard
Earl Austin
Clubb Creek
Skinner
Ice Cream Social Turns Out Town Fairly Busy
Arrived too late for last week. Health is reasonably good. The ice cream supper at Adam Sitzes Saturday night was well attended. Mrs Mary M Gillian and daughter Miss Bessie of Kennett visitING her mother Mrs E C McMinn. Miss Myrtle Haynes staying with Mrs E C McMinn spent Sunday with home folks. Misses Grace Adams and Alta Crites attended the ice cream supper. Mrs W W Matthews visiting her mother Mrs E Wagner. Sam J McMinn and son Samuel. Misses Caroline McGee and Myrtle Haynes enjoyed a joy ride with Mr Crites. Misses Alta Crites and Grace Adams spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Barrett. Mr and Mrs Leonard Hefner and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Sitzes
Mary M. Gillian
Bessie
Kennett
E. C. McMinn
Myrtle Haynes
Grace Adams
Alta Crites
W. W. Matthews
E. Wagner
Sam J
Local Scraps Share News From Liberty Community
A collection of brief notes from Liberty readers mentions visits by A L Rhiates Marty and Claude Whittener to Coborate Vonden James Beal, Mrs Huretie Beal as registrar, and QC Stevens visiting Ben Bart vicinity. Robert Finley of Lutesville passed through. John Goosen, Mire Pienie, and Barbara Mouser attended church. Pola Whitener from Twelve Mile accompanied Ben Barber home by car. Beulah Deck will manage the September 3 school start. automobile folks have fixed unspecified items.
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Wal Mes J. QC
Stevens
Ben Bart
A. E. Kinder
Fanily
FE. H. Reimler
Robert Finley
Lutesville
Sory
John Goosen
Mire Pienie
Barbara Mouser
Trace Creek
Pola Whitener
Twelve Mile
Ben Barber
Poplar Blull
Liberty People
Miss Beulah Deck
Cross River Car Travel and Local Visits Reported
Whitener sold a span of mules to Zach O'Reiley last week. Mef and Mrs A A Kinder visited J. M Kinder's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Will Setter visited Twat Shetley's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Lige Besar and Mr. and Mrs Oscar Ward visited Lonnie hine's Sunday. Castor Ine.
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Whitener
Zach O'Reiley
Mef
A A. Kinder
J. M. Kinder
Mra
Will Setter
Twat Shetley
Lige Besar
Oscar Ward
Lonniehine
Castor
Start of New School Year Sparks Student Drive
Enrollment opened with fifty students on the first day and new arrivals continue daily. Principal calls for community support to make this the best year yet while noting staff changes, a surgical patient recovering, and the football squad forming under captain Lafe Richards as practice starts.
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WMC
Geornie Wo Graham
Lawrence
Smith
Smith Willoon
Lafe Richards
Dee Houck Death Suicide and Sheriff Auction Notice
The remains of Dee Houck were found near Millersville and a coroner ruled death by self harm. An inquest at Cape Girardeau noted a deranged skull with a double barrel shotgun nearby. A 1917 deed of trust leads to an auction of two acres in Bollinger County on September 2, 1917, at Marble Hill courthouse north door. Enoch Underwood, Sheriff.
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D. Houck
Dee Howehk
Millersville
Jackson
Cape Girardeat
Howard Cemetery
Howek
Houck
Dee
R.H. Sloan
Lirgie Sloan
Bollinger County
Missouri
Enoch Underwood
Marble Hill
Hollinger County
Brown
Cape Girardeau and Southwestern Railroad
Repair Parts Trade Mark Slogans From Fragment
Repair parts advertisement fragment mentions a trade mark and marks about genuine items. The readable text is fragmented and provides no clear event or entities beyond general product mentions. No specific persons locations or organizations can be identified from the readable portion.
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