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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR note from a historic MARBLE Hill area postal entry mentions names Hill and Chandler with unclear roles. The text records the piece as second class matter sent through Marite Mill post office, indicating a mailing or editorial note rather than a full event.
Our Correspondents report typhoid cases and school openings with William Nanney as teacher. News includes visits by Mrs. Barrett and others, births at Will Collins and Cleve Davis households, staff changes, revivals with 300 conversions, weather and farming notes, stock discussions, and local gossip from Lutesville, Madison County.
Health improves and weather clears as Bryan club forms with thirty three members after a September 2 speech by Mr Sriti at Burks chapel. John Vangilder recovers from typhoid while others travel for business and a bridge project nears completion. School opens on Monday as the Bryanite community notes local events and a telephoned broadcast of Mr Bryan's speeches is well received.
Scattered items from Bollinger and nearby towns describe dry weather, church services by Rev J M Welker, visits among Chestners and Mayfields, field work, a Union picnic near Graves’ Crave, and local concerns about wheat, oats, and corn fertility. Guardian notice for P Franklin Ray also appears with estate claims deadline.
Miss Ethel Mabuce went to her school Saturday as an assistant, adding to duties at the local facility. Her presence reflects ongoing activities within Bexsville educational community.
The text notes Sunday morning and evening gatherings at Cole chapel and a Sunday school at Scopus at 5:00 pm each Sunday, indicating regular religious meeting times led by Sis.
A farmer compares soils to banks and argues fertility is lent by the soil and removed by crops. If farmers never replenish nutrients with manures or clover and repeat yearly removals, the soil’s productivity will fail just as a bank fails when loans are not repaid.
Cane Girardeau County Home Comers Association invites former residents to Southeast Missouri for a grand reunion. Governors, senators, and leaders will speak while a Sixth Regiment encampment, street fair, monument dedication, new court house ceremony, and parade entertain attendees. Address Henry Pull for details.
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