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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1909
Page
8
A fragmented OCR notice from a historic newspaper describes a press telegraph or news delivery event with publishers Nill and Chandler entering at a warrior or service center on a certain date. The readable fragments hint at a local media action or editorial note involving broadcast delivery.
A messy OCR fragment reports on infant illness and local events. Names, dates, places, and actions are garbled, with scattered references to infections, persons, and a Sunday event, lacking coherent facts or context.
A brief town column reports visits and activities. Mrs Minerva Shenemer and sister Mrs Mary Masters arrive in Ade vania area, and several locals like News Buln Lanecette, Mrs Are Arnold, and J Oh with Wo A. Cobh are noted. Attendees include Artin Tate at Met College, and many residents welcome good weather and school progress under ThE TD Nichols. The show at Gipsy drew a crowd, while Harley Shrader and Karl Snowden return home. Albert Charles and family plan to move south for cotton country, and Pava'e Curto appears among town happenings.
The column lists numerous visits and movements around Buchanan including Mr. and Mrs. George H. Mivers at Joe Ding’s Sunday, Mrs. Anna Marke of Divan visiting her mother, Will Conk near Garavelton in Buchanan on business, and many others from Lowndes and nearby towns. It notes cattle shipments, slave factory move preparations, and various relatives and friends stopping by homes and farms throughout the area.
A reader from Buchanan greets readers and editors, sending good wishes to the paper and promising to contribute items. He notes health is reasonably good and mentions understanding that the stave factory face remains a topic of note in town discussions.
An old advertisement proclaims Doctor Black's Eye Water as painless and harmless, claiming it relieves sore eyes quickly and cures eye troubles in people, horses, and dogs. The claim stresses safety and quick relief, highlighting broad use across beings.
Arrived too late for Inatiseue Wheat sowing will soon be on the program in this settlement. J. M. Shell shipped a car load of lumber from Cairo to buyers who planned returns on the lumber. Miss Maggie Wiseman is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gaines and Aunt Addie Ford visited Irvin Gaines's home. R. W. Wiseman and wife visited Adam Wiseman. Francis Stonte and Alma Shell were married at Henry Shell's September 19. The groom is a popular farmer and stock man near Zalma. the bride is the youngest daughter of H. S. Shell.
Local notes report A C Fowler of Barg visiting Sunday and Albert Harrett selling his farm to consider a move. Ettie Bess to travel to Humbert Ark to visit kin. Services announced at Clath Creek church with all invited. Clobb Creek school under David Francis Mot Dock 1ft moves toward Chatsworth. A wedding may occur soon, with references to local capers and mischief. An equinoctial storm struck Tuesday. James Noll recently bought a horse. various moving plans and employment updates follow. A fatal memory note records Elmer Kay, 21, of Huskey, passing to the heavenly throne.
The community mourns Mrs McCormick a devoted wife mother and friend as they recall her Christian life. She faced suffering with patience and faith urging loved ones toward the brighter kingdom where parting ends. Her family prays for comfort while acknowledging the mystery of His will.
Catherine McCormick born July 22 1876 died September 17 1900 aged 33 1 26. She joined General Baptist church in 1502 and married N W McCormick in 1833. She leaves a grieving husband a daughter and son a mother two brothers three sisters and many relatives. A few hours before the Lord relieved.
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