10 Sep 1908
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
1
Local retailer announces a grand opening sale with promotional discounts and limited-time offers. The event features storewide price cuts and special doorbuster deals, inviting shoppers to celebrate the new business in the community.
News briefs from Southeast Missouri report the Stoddard County fair at Dexter on Sept 27 to Oct 2, church meetings in Charleston, Iron Mountain railroad work toward Little Rock, riverbank concerns at Bird's Point, and a suicide at Farmington hospital. Also coverage of church construction, cotton sales, medical access in Centerville, a fatal mine accident, a murder conviction, a telephone company milestone, and WCTU proceedings in Morley district.
Monday to Saturday docket lists cases including State vs Mouser murder illegal liquor sale rape and other felonies and misdemeanors. Parole petitions appear for McAnally Davis Burchett Heatley Baker and Fowler. Civil actions include appeals ejectments partitions and changes of venue across several firms and individuals.
Thursday evening iraction and Friday evening Miss Rocha Shaner of Jackson lectured, presenting an educational sequence in local events with emphasis on public speaking and cultural topics.
Professor Henry M Ivy president of Woodward Institute Richmond Missouri dies from meningitis after injuries from a runaway accident. Survived by wife and four children Thrace M Ivy involved in institute management. Funeral planned in Richwood with congressional participation for Labor Day address.
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