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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1909
Page
1
Reports from Sikeston and Doniphan recount arrests for theft and burglary, a fatal hunting accident near Poplar Bluff, and local court actions. Other items describe road funds, a missing girl case near DeSoto, an unknown corpse found near Thompson's Landing, and Texan gardening and colonization news.
An OCR read yields a fragmentary snippet including scattered letters and numbers. No clear names dates or events are identifiable. the readable content points to a partial, cryptic line without definable action or outcome.
The piece honors William Berry a long time Bollinger County Democrat and former representative. It recalls his loyalty, independence, and blunt honesty, noting he advised and aided voters, helped break bread with opposing sides, and remained a principled, loyal Democrat after a pivotal 1880s defeat that ended his political career. Georgia-based editor reflects on Berry’s impact and demise.
The fragment recalls a man described as a born Democrat with deep family ties to Republicans. He devoted his later life to public affairs, joined Christian and Methodist groups, and preached in church circles. The text blends biographical notes with scattered names, dates, and places, reflecting a tainted OCR snippet.
Visitors occupied tents on the Iowa State grounds last year with over 6 000 people camping through the week. The report notes Missourians are quickly adopting the practice and the camp provisions deliver good water and living necessities to campers amid the event’s bustle.
Mary Hinderan died August 27, 1008 after illness. Annie is mentioned with unclear details. the text references funeral arrangements at Bewetere Chapel and burial in a cemetery, with other garbled names and notes about services and attendees.
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