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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
8
The notice states that material was entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter. It indicates the classification of the publication for mailing purposes and the intended distribution channel. The entry reflects a standard postal designation for periodical mail.
Our Correspondents report a busy weekend with visits from Dunn of Marble Hill to W A Barrett in the flatwoods. Stella and Mary Barrett visited, Mrs. Mo N Kinder travels to Columbus for medical treatment, A A Kinder buys fine young males, Dr Thomas paid 175 for a mare, Prof Doon starts new schedule, D J Thomas grows top potatoes, wheat sowing soon begins, Eugene Dunn visits his parents, Bennett also noted.
Sunday rain showers visited Cape Girardeau as Johnson Wiseman visited grandparents. A. C. Powler heads to Greenbrier to haul lumber for Simpkins sawmill. J. M. Shell returns home after threshing. Miss Maguie Wiseman stayed with Miss Bertha Hawn. Robert Jackson and Ethie Allen wed September 25, 1910, here. Roswell Crabb bought an interest in KV Kern’s sawmill. Butler sawmill Co. doing fine work for James Nall. Miss Bertha Hawn, teaching at Cherry Creek school, is ill. Miss Sadie Hawn of Lutesville visited Mrs Rosette Fischer Saturday and Sunday. Gurex Fry.
Nelson Sipes and family visited W. TD. Hinkle Friday night. W. D. Hinkle bought the Charles Scowden farm. Ada Morgan Rhoda Sitres and Clara Huff visited Miss Ethel Hinkle Sunday. Ella Hutt visited her sister W. D. Hinkle last Sunday. Some locals plan to head cotton country soon. Fern Nichols teaching the Gipsy school visited home folks Saturday night and Sunday. Mrs. Sarah Irvin is quite sick. Harry and son John moved to Marble Hill last week for the winter college term. Mrs. John Doggett and Sylvester passed through to Oscar West’s where her daughter teaches. Pet.
Grassy reports health good as showers Sunday were welcomed. Ben Easten of Castor visited William Phelps and family Saturday night and Sunday. Charles Chronister went to Lutesville Saturday for P C Co. Uncle Joe Callens of Allbright works for L A Darnell. Born Sept 23 to L A and wife a girl. mother and baby well. Fadger continues to ring his gywil. Born Sept 25 to Fred and wife a boy.
A dated health advertisement urges readers to stock Sedecane Ue Ace Cherry Pectoral for coughs and colds. It stresses doctor approval, no alcohol in the medicine, and claims it protects health against attacks and pallet problems. The copy uses promotional language and ends with nonsensical phrases.
J W Fowler J Wo and J B Rea and Ro Whitener attended the trial of the cow case in Justice Hahn's court in the Matwoods last Saturday and were highly entertained Charley Chronister and Ed Carter applied to join the Hap pen So lodge and will be initiated Sunday Fare Ranoxa
A late week heat wave continues with hot dry conditions. Corn harvest accelerates as labor tightens. ke Robertson buys eighty acres from A B Montgomery and plans a quick start on it. Mrs Sarah Frances of Sturdivant visits son T J Francis. Mrs J F Miller and Roy visit Fredericktown. W K Smith improving and repairing his barn. D W Scott sawing lumber for W M Charper's barn. Oursehoo is progressing well under Prof Henry Falton.
Ilog Creel Andy Kaiser improves from typhoid fever while FLOM Seabaugh advances on road inroads. Will Lesley bought calves, William Rennels sold cattle to J. H. Estes. Farmers finish breaking wheat land as Andrew Nance sells farm to Lee Simpson and plans move to Lattin. Community visits and farm work follow, with locals trading, repairing, and cutting corn.
Fairly good health reported. Miss Rose Vance teaches Prospect school and visited family Saturday. Robert Barrett and relatives called at W. L. Baker’s over the weekend. Mrs. Maranda Smith stayed with Mrs. R. L. Vance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs. R McCormick visited Harry Liley Friday. Charles Barrett of Buchanan shows real estate interest. Eugene Wilcox of Perry County visiting Uncle George Martin. Bessie Baker visited Rose Vance Sunday. Marion Myers family visited Walter Vance Sunday. Thomas Porter returning home from summer with Marion. School progress steady though malaria appears. farmers prep wheat land. A mare died from spasmodic colic. P M Baker makes sorghum molasses. Tony Francis visited his brother at Dongola. Sampson Bess and Mont Hamilton dig a cistern for Charley Shell. Adam Shell bought a buggy and harness. out riding with his girl Sunday. Bexsie Baker staying at Central hotel. Ben Elfrink to build new barn. hauling timber to Baker Bros. Lee Shell closes Hahn schoolhouse singing. Shell praised as vocal teacher. Elsie Jones, teacher, starts strong in school. Young folks sang for Valle Hahn’s birthday. good time. Rumor of a wedding in the neighborhood soon. Be ready with pour herba, as Chet bought a new order mill and runs it full time.
The report notes A Harris finishing a new barn as part of farm improvements under the care of Homer Richards. Misses Mary Baker and Ete McCormick visited Miss Sarah Vance on Monday. Miss Rosette Gatlin hosted Martha McCormick and Charlotte Myers earlier in the week, with John Jimny mentioned among attendees.
Glen Allen resumes after three week measles closure. Norma Whitener and the Berry and Cameron children affected. Mr. Kinder Jett travels to Columbia for hospital care. Mrs. J A Berry and Julia Zimmerman ill with bilious fever and remittent fever. Charles Hale returns from Laflin. KN A lodge meeting in Dexter. Moved residents include A M Baker to Helmont and J F Crader family into vacated home. Mrs Alma Howard and others involved. Pieaia,
A prophetic piece by A J Waterhouse in The California Weekly laments rising prices and wealth disparity. It contrasts mob unrest with historic rebellions, urging awareness of factory toil and child labor while calling for justice and mercy as inequality deepens.
Letters testamentary granted September 22 1910 by Probate Court Hollinger County Missouri to Vincisia M Fixsey executrix. All creditors must present claims within one year for allowance. failure to file within two years from publication will bar claims.
A historical ad promotes the Commercial Hotel in Lutesville Missouri offering first-class service. It touts a table supplied with market offerings, convenient depot proximity, and solicits patronage from travelers led by proprietor Mrs E E Rigdon.
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