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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1911
Page
8
A brief item notes Hiavtene Publishers and Chandler tied in a recent event with Markie listed among participants. The fragment mentions a scoreless or zero outcome context and references a publish label but lacks clear details.
Our correspondents report Pine Hill meeting closed by Rev Hill with 17 additions to the church. Pine Hill school opened Monday September 4 with Prof Wal lace as teacher. Prof Samuel Keanon of Cedar Fork teaching singing schools at Pine Hill Half Finish and Reagan chapel churches.
The article notes a revival series at Kinderchapel with attendance urged for participation and service support. It mentions Newton Whitener and family, Misses Minnie and Nellie Johnson of Gravelton visiting, and local residents Fanni Pridy, Charley Whitener of Saco, Otto Pridy’s Saturday night call, Cathinlee Shetley’s move to St Louis, Nora Shetley visiting Adelph Haynes, and Virgie Pridy visiting Mattie Pridy at Trace Creek. The school under Miss Hattie Harris is reported to be doing well, Elmer Bess of Manquan semis as a visitor, and the writer signs off as news is scarce.
Readers report farming activity with wheat ground breaking and a swine venture in contemplation. Several social visits occur among Miss Clarice Porthek Miss Gladys Glasener Miss Fay Cullins and Miss Nora Cloninger with prayer meetings weekly at Pleasant Grove schoolhouse. A protracted meeting began Saturday night and will run through the week.
Tinskey and Huston Barrett families visited A M Barrett over the weekend while A J Bailey called from Bessville. Rain will improve pastures and wheat sowing conditions. Charles Ramsey and Tommie Huskey returned from Nevada with Company G after an encampment. Few residents attended last week’s Lutesville show, awaiting the big railroad show on September 11. Albert Barrett and their young daughter are mentioned.
Visitors and relatives at Sylvain on Saturday night note Fay Thoms Huskes owns several fine milk cows for sale at moderate prices. Buzzell is hired to repair the schoolhouse cistern. John Call employs William Robinson to build his house. The movement to improve roads is urged as in other counties.
The column covers local social visits in Zalma and Zalina, farm updates in Bollinger County, and community happenings. It notes arrivals from Arkansas and Brownwood, preparations for school, circus plans, farm improvements, corn and cheese discussions, fence concerns, a land sale by deed of trust, and a public auction at the courthouse.
After a short absence the author seeks admission to The Press with items. Wheat sowing is advancing as a priority in the area. K. V. Kern recently traded for property in St. Louis and moved last week to their new home. Peter Shell is suffering with influenza.
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A garbled ad promises Missourian farmers a special weekly issue featuring a map and agricultural content. It touts a low introductory price and claims a free upgraded state map, urging readers to subscribe by January 1 and send details to Missouri Retailer 1015 Central St Kanes Cow Mo.
The school opens on Thursday September 3 191? offering courses toward college degrees and normal diploma life state certificates elementary and professional certificates special courses in agriculture manual training domestic science and arts music drawing physical training reading bookkeeping stenography and typewriting. Diploma tracks prepare for primary kindergarten and high school teaching rural school teaching and more. The campus spans fifty acres with forty two faculty members, six stone buildings, a fine library and laboratories, excellent dormitories, and prime healthful grounds in Cape Girardeau Missouri. For a catalogue contact W S Cranwort President.
Notice of letters of administration for Nancy Smith deceased granted by Hollinger County Probate Court. Claims must be filed within six months. one year to bar. Also a Transcript Execution sale by Bollinger County Bank against Dan R. Peak with real estate in Bollinger County to be sold at public auction on September 15 at the Marble Hill courthouse to repay the judgment. Bold language indicates sheriff’s sale procedures and administration of estate.
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