Trains Arrive at Lutesvicli Station in Mixed Bounds
North bound Passenger trains 20 and 24 arrive alongside South bound Passenger 29 and 23. Local trains 76 and 77 also reach the station, marking a busy schedule with multiple services confirmed.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1904
Page
4
North bound Passenger trains 20 and 24 arrive alongside South bound Passenger 29 and 23. Local trains 76 and 77 also reach the station, marking a busy schedule with multiple services confirmed.
Local notes report visits, travel, and business in Marble Hill and nearby towns. Mentions H Bisplingholm selling candies, Miss Emma Pulliam at home, and various residents traveling to St Louis worlds and fairs. Campaign notices urge Democrat participation and township meetings. Also lists livestock for sale, farm products, and upcoming veterinary services amid a roundup of community updates.
Local notices list fruit prices at Jim Portis's and Taylor Mercantile Co's. Community updates include new subscriber Mrs Adelia Kelly of Buchanan, flowers sent by Mrs Bowman, Dr W A Reynolds visiting Marble Hill, a trade offer for a horse and harness, and a marriage of Luther Kinder to Minnie Volkerding in Gordonville officiated by Probate Judge Sample.
The item lists regional ads and notices from Marble Hill and Bollinger County. It mentions sales of horses and hats, clothing, and millinery, plus travel rates to St Louis and clergy restructurings. It notes the Missouri World’s Fair volume distribution plans, and a call for horticultural exhibit efforts in Marble Hill for pears and apples.
Miss Hattie Dale was out at Club creek Tuesday. Died at his home in Lutelyville Sept. 26 1901 Will McGee. The public school enrollment is 112. The Farmers Institute will be held October 14 with lectures by practical farmers and horticulturists. Local visits include Miss Norah King, Rev. J. A. Russel, and others. several residents attend the fair. Johnny McGrathlin and others from nearby towns attended services and meetings. Michael & Dockins seek Hay Corn and Oats at top cash prices.
Tickets from Lutesville Missouri to St Louis Missouri and return for the World’s Fair in 1904 with excursion options. Fifteen day tickets cost 4.95 and expire December 5 1904. sixty day tickets 5.45 expire December 15 1904. season tickets 6.55 expire December 15 1904. Agent: My Owans Jr.
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