Marble His Press Humorous Oddities and Local Notes
A collage of scattered clippings and jokes from newspapers dated 1898 includes tirades on editors, tariffs, and rural press issues. It references Post Office changes, editorial voices, and snippets from Boston, New York, and Memphis papers, with brief quips about marriage, kings, and a child’s letter.
Fire, theft and trials sweep the Southeast region
A rash of incidents across Wayne, Shannon and surrounding counties includes James O Niel losing 45000 feet of lumber to a brush fire insured, John Mosely spared from execution by reprieve, and Elgin Dunigan losing sawmill stock at Granite Bend. Fraud, jail escapes, a breach of promise suit, and a baby found alive in a water closet mark a wide span of events.
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James O'Niel
Brushy Creek
Wayne County
John Mosely
Gayoso
Elgin Dupnigan
Granite Bend
James Rhodes
Lacy Cates
Silar Rivers
Poplar Bluff
Joseph Reeves
Marquand
Henry Jones
James M. Greenwood
Pexico
Bellview Collegiate Institute
Caledonia
DeSoto
Fredericktown
Ironton
Perdmont
Land and Lots For Sale in Marble Hill and Vicinity
Nine acres of land near the Marble Hill court house and additional plots in Marble Hill, including town laws in ranges B and F. Also 140 acres near Glen A, 200 acres southwest of Glen len, 160 acres four miles south of Utesville on Bollinger Mall road. Unimproved parcels to be sold at a Mergain auction for ap.
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Court House
Marble Hill
Glen A
Glen Len
Utesville
Bollinger Mall
Missouri Patents Granted Last Week to State Figures
Patent list shows Missouri residents receiving last week’s grants. Names include BR Albert of Carrollton for a clothes line. J H Brady of Kansas City for heating cooling and ventilating system. W B Roughs of St Louis for a calculating machine. C A Fleming of Hantsville for a hay rake and loader. Y W Frioux of Perryville for a gate. C O Mook of Kansas City for an adjustable tuber for woodworking machines. A L Plasters of Tarkio for a reversible draft brick kiln. B E W Settle of Kansas City for a car coupling. J H Stevenson of Alliance for a steering mechanism for traction engines. J W Taylor of Cape Girardeau for a gate. T Tucker of Sareno for a packing box lid.
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Missouri
BR. Albert
Carrollton
J. H. Brady
Kansas City
W. 8
BE. W. Settle
J. H. Stevenson
Alliance
J. W. Taylor
Cape Girardeau
T. Tucker
Contract Fulfills Brick Delivery for Rosemount Hall
The contract to deliver the brick for Rosemount hall to the ground, awarded to D. H. Bartels near Gordonville, is completed by Willi Kinder, Bartels’s employee. Mr. Kinder will assume charge of a school at Tilsit, Missouri, in a few days.
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Rosemount Hall
D. H. Bartels
Gordonville
Willi Kinder
Kinder
Tilsit
DeWitt's Little Bar Promises Quality Pillmaking
Fragmentary OCR notes claim honesty experience and skill were used to produce a perfect pill at DeWitt's Little Bar. Details unclear with garbled text but suggests a claim of superior pharmaceutical preparation.
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Maki DeWitt
Stele a Team Spadial to the Pars Mystery
Fragmentary report describes a man and a woman traveling with a gentleman, one not returning at night. A Friday search near Bollinger County located the couple. they moved north then reportedly turned back upon learning they were pursued. W. E. Rockwell was in St. Louis last week.
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George Brown
Charleston
Birds Point
Poplar Bluf
John Simmonds
Perdmont
Ed Cook
Riley
Fredericktown
Callaway
Kora
Bent
Lailin
Bollinger
Letter Reveals Son's Death After Two Years
T. L. McGraw, a Commercial hotel porter in Lutesville, received an unexpected letter from his son in Naukeen, Wisconsin. The engineer on the Wisconsin Central railway had been killed in a Milwaukee & St. Paul wreck between La Crosse and Minneapolis two years earlier, and the son plans to visit his father soon.
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T. L. McGraw
Lutesville
Naukeen
Wis
Wisconsin Central Railway
Milwaukee & St. Paul
la Crosse
Minneapolis
A Worthy Boy leaves office to join Oak Ridge High
Willie Statler, former compositor, resigns his post this past summer and enrolls at Oak Ridge High School. Prof W A Leoffler praises his diligence and bright prospects, noting he proved apt and energetic in printing. The editor recommends him for favorable opportunities.
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Willie Statler
Oak Ridge High School
W. A. Leoffler
Mrs Wells of Marble Hill Dies at 80 in Marble Hill Home
Mrs Wells wife of F M Wells and mother of J T Wells died at their Marble Hill home at 1 yesterday afternoon aged 80 years leaving two sons. The obituary notes her noble race faith and eternal hope and peaceful passing. The piece also reviews magazines from The Cosmopolitan and Demorest's with illustrations and fashion content.
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Tn North
Jorpan Mognts
Diehrstadt
Indy
Ma. Arnon
Tom Tanner
Commerce Republican
Commerce& Morley
Droture Pice
Farmington News
Bro. Terwrimer
The
Charleston Democrat
Southeast Missouri Press
M#socuiation
Boston Transcript
Papa
Mamas
Free Lance
N. Y
Boston Courier
Col. Yergur
John
Col. Yerger
Maria
Texas
Vlad
Memphis
Jordan Morris
Alice Randal
Sikeston
Mattie Carpenter
Williamsville
W. E. Rockwell
J. Louis
Drum's
Dreaim’'S
Mads
Sociat Sage Seconda
Dexter
Geast
Doxner
Furniture CE
Hill
Cosmopolitan
Milleumin
Menia
Demorest
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