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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1915
Page
8
A fragment notes Enron activity at the Macole Hill post office involving a CON class Mater. The readable text provides limited context, naming the location and subject class but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes for a fuller summary.
Gus Correspondents, Mro and Mrs Henry Pugh visited her parents Sunday afternoon. Mrs Valle Rickman and children were at FM Rickman’s from Friday through Sunday. Ernest Phelps worked for Berry Albright last week. Rev Surkey preached at Shetley Creek Sunday. Mr and Mrs Charley Dees visited at FM Rickman’s Sunday. Stella Combs staying at Cole Shetley’s. Children’s day exercises at Shetley Creek Sunday September 26. All invited to attend.
A jumble of social and agricultural items lists visits by families including Formways Blanken Hasse Poomers and Stovalls, church attendance, threshing work, molasses prep, hay baling, births and falls, trading trips, and local shop news. Mentions of residents near Burfordville Glen Allen Lutesville and Buchannan, with farm tasks, road gossip, and a cryptic line about Suver Dick.
Bessville Herbert Boardman returned home after visiting his aunt Mrs S L Irvin. Theodore Campbell and Miles Moore moved Will Moore from Arkansas to this vicinity. Lee Bess departed to study at Herman Mo. Mr and Mrs E O Sander and children of Marble Hill visited Arthur Baker Saturday night. GC A Venable and wife of Wal-
Nut Grove visited AL Hahn last week as the community opened school on September 6 with Miss da Yount as teacher. The report notes numerous visits, revivals, and small-town business, with several deaths and family movements among residents of Marble Hill, Caney Fork, Bessville, Fredericktown, and surrounding areas.
Community news lists visits and gatherings. Rew Reed kept his Liberty appointment on Sunday. Lola and Letta Ward attended a Cascade basket dinner. Lillie Hovis suffers dental trouble. Bea Dunia and son visited Tom Turner family. Uncle Usebius Hovis chases five pound sweet potato finds. Tula Bess saw Curtis Hovis. Barrett Bess Wagner crew enjoy afternoons at M J Francis. Mayme Bell attended Hogeye church. Otlia Hopkins of Lowndes visited Mrs Barrett. Mary Barks visited J S Bess. C F Bratcher visited William Hovis. If this misses the waste basket I will return. Tim and Ten.
Weather is fine as farmers cut corn and plow for wheat. Tom Lincoln near Oak Mount plans to build a new barn. Rhodes Thomason Shrum and wife attend Baptist association at Marble Hill. Mrs Jennie Shrum returns to Dunklin county last Friday. J A Burton and son Forrest return after visiting relatives here.
In a fragmented OCR snippet, names Galen Allen Mo Fo and Winters of AS appear without clear context or events. The passage lacks a cohesive tale, with no dates places or concrete actions to anchor a full news summary.
A brief schoolyard tale describes a playful event where a child claims victory by leaning furthest from a window. A companion notes the incident involved someone hurt, and the crowd recalls a second place finisher who could lean farther, concluding with a lighthearted memory.
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