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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1903
Page
4
Squire J F McLane visits Wayne county then returns to Marble Hill. A M Lincoln moves to town into Estes’s former property. Meetings of Modern Woodmen, school fund allocations, and local business ads fill a busy week. Updates on death, illness, farming losses, and public works accompany notices and upcoming cemetery cleanups.
The W C T U will meet at Mrs R Fischer's home tomorrow evening at 7 30. Elder and W Robinson will preach at the Christian church next Saturday at 7 30 and Sunday at 11 am and evening. Everyone invited. Andrew Winchester of Dongola with Rev Speake has just closed a revival there. J A Burton sent a letter with a dollar and thanks. Mr and Mrs Burton visited his parents nearby last week.
St. Louis visits and hometown movements fill the week as residents travel, visit, or relocate. Names include O Kelly, Halsbolf, Cassily, Robbins, Lutes, Miller, Hahn, Coleman, Van Amburg, Myrick, Chandler, Sample, Dale, Englehart, Burford, Rhodes, Hennecke, Masters, Owens, Warren, and Loves. A new burial association building rises near the old sawmill. A farm of 95 acres southwest of Lutesville with 80 cultivable, fruit and berry plots, plus 10 lots in town, is offered by Jesse B. Loves.
A historical notice touts Boschee's German Syrup as the only remedy now on the market that relieves and cures consumption. It cites ingredients like pure tar and gum extracts and claims endorsement by medical experts for coughs and colds, promising easy morning expectoration and lasting relief amid rest, fresh air, and proper diet. Also noted is an administrator's notice for the estate of F. M. Poston, with claims due within one year from letters of administration issued September 5, 1902.
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