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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1906
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes show a post office at Marble Ellis facing erection delays and onsite conditions. No clear figures or dates are readable. The snippet hints at construction progress and local impact but lacks specific names or timelines.
Local readers report on various town happenings in Bollinger County Missouri. Visitors and residents, including Langdon, McAnally, Seabaugh, and Drum, mingle in Marble Hill, Lutesville, and nearby towns with en route travel, trades, and social visits.
In Hill Missouri an office with C G Revelle handles examining titles and preparing abstracts to real estate matters for clients seeking reliable property records and clear chain of title services.
Local snippet lists births and weights on September 24 25. sales of Barnd and Bull Plymouth Rock Roosters. new Toe Press subscribers including T Yount and others. a street car motorman visiting. Foley's Kidney Cure ad. auction of Oscar Yount personal property October 10. job ad for a traveling salesman with capital and salary details. annual conference changes place clergy assignments across several towns in the Farmington district.
The Normal Commercial Shorthand and Telegraphic College in Chillicothe Missouri begins its 17th year with growing enrollments and new students arriving daily. Allen Moore is listed for catalog requests.
The notice claims appendicitis is common among the constipated and promotes Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a cure by stimulating the liver and bowels. It asserts the product is mild pleasant to take, does not cause griping, and urges avoiding substitutes with all dealers.
A county court in Sweden met yesterday to inquire into the sanity of Lewis Brewer. The report notes a man seeking an excise for a mean action and mentions a large beet of seven pounds five ounces raised by Al Barks. A barroom scene ends with a wife leaving a note in an empty dish, promising shared suppers at home.
W W Sample and wife visited St Louis on Tuesday. Frank Warren acts as railroad agent at Diehlstadt. H B Cole and wife traveled to St Louis Sunday to shop for fall goods. J C Dale and W F Cobb went to Whitewater on Thursday. Jasper Francie, a Tilman teacher, visited family Sunday. Mrs. Hindman and Andrew Shell from Dongola were in Lutesville early week. J W Ash and Mrs Virginia Burke wed here September 24 officiated by Rev D E Barrett. A Milwaukee Corn Binder is for sale at Richland Farm Marble Hill.
Sunnyside row at the Hall reports several new pupils joining the school, including Waldmar Hensley Bird Point George Howell Glen Allen Kate Moore Marble Hill Arnold Zimmer man Lutesville W O Shrum Patton Frank Titus Aberdeen and Oscar Zimmerman Glen Allen. Henry O Kelly Patton plans to enter Barnes Medical College after a strong prior showing. The note invites patrons to visit the school to form their own opinions on teaching and student effort, praising the faculty and urging community cooperation.
Dr Edward Potter Dyball died near his home when a load of building material fell on him on September 24 near Lutesville. Coroner W P McCans ruled the death accidental. Dyball, about 80, moved from Iowa three years ago and organized a Sunday school. he leaves a widow and niece. His remains were shipped to Seymour, Wayne County for burial.
Earn money by selling high grade nursery stock with year round work. Local agents in farming or related fields can add about 500 a year with weekly orders and company support. No cash from buyers until delivery. weekly pay guaranteed and a customer satisfaction pledge.
By deed of trust dated February 27 1889 B J Holweg and Mary Holweg guarantee land in Bollinger County Missouri The trustee refuses to act Sheriff David J Conrad proceeds to sell October 8 1903 at Marble Hill courthouse north door at 11 am to 1 pm The property includes the west half of southwest quarter section 17 and the northwest quarter of northwest quarter section 30 township 30 range Bollinger trust for cash to the highest bidder.
Curer Hay Fever and Summer Cold advertised with testimonials from A J Nusbaum of Butenville Indiana praising Polly's Honey and Tar and Foley's Honey and Tar for relief and cure. The ad also notes frame work by Picroxe Faames-R Fischer at reasonable prices.
A neglected cough or cold may cause bronchial or lung trouble. Foley's Honey and Tar offers safe relief from serious effects of a cold. All ailers.
An advertisement warns kidney trouble is insidious and may lead to fatal illness. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. All dealers.
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