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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1915
Page
8
Local notes from Lone Grove meet sequences and visits
Gur Correspondents report the Lone Grove gatherings ending Friday with Mrs Willis Clark and daughter planning a Sunday trip to Clasta. Elsie Allen visits relatives. Lillie and Eula Pierce visit Saturday and Sunday. Hobart York of Clarkton returns home after visiting relatives. A. Seabaudh and families depart for Dunklin county Wednesday. Radic Thomason visits sister Moss Murry Saturday and Sunday. Pentecostal Holy Riders hold meetings at Cole chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clark
Rethremes
Clasta
Elsie Allen
Lillie
Eula Pierce
Hobart York
Clarkton
Health is very gir Stephen Raskin return home
Health is very good for Stephen Raskin who has been working in Bastle Lenuis and has returned home. Emmett Berry attended the sale at Mrs. Yount's residence. Wallis visited a brother JD Wallis and spent time with Miss Wallis and Mrs. EOL Bess. J. Bess remains in poor health. Charley Day and family and Mrs. Mary Lutes of Posting Creek visiting relatives. A Wallis and family went to Dunklin County. Mrs. Miller visiting her granddaughter Miss Rada Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Raskin
Bastle Lenuis
Emmett Berry
Femar Feel
Charley Day
Mary Lutes
Possting Creek
A. Wallis
Dunklin County
Mirs Miller
Rada Thompson
A Reaure
Sehmell
Cairo
Evelyn Cotner
Marble Hall
Walnut Drive
Lee
Henry Hoffman
Fredericktown
Lulu
Welker
Lutesville
Charleess
Will Mayfield College
Amy Killian
Yount
Minnie Watts
Manija
Dee Sitze
Hayden Huffman
Bessville
Dees Brothers
Walnut Grove
Arthur Baker
Zalma
Rich Benner
Bollinger County
Will Moore
Squire Venable
Harley Hale
Mt. Vernon
Harlie
W J. Hale
Brown
Hendrixville
W. J. Hale
Daisy
Protracted meetings and community notices at Cole Chapel
Local Pentecostal meetings draw congregations from three churches. Mrs Fetel Patton and Mr Henry Jackson’s family visit. Joe Howard attends service. Births, marriages, and farewells mark weekend events as residents travel to nearby towns for work and church. Rev. G Virgin preaches at Clubb Creek. John Collins and Ethel Shell wed. Community ties survive amid shifting work and travel paths.
Harmonious social notes and weddings in Hog Creek area
The Harmony community saw Rev Patton fill services at Harmony Saturday and Sunday. Charley Schreiner visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Ava Crader and Miss Ethel Nanney wed on September 23. Harry Reynolds shopped in town Friday. John Bollinger, Miss Millie Kinder, Lester Hahs and Miss Lola Nanney attended Harmony church Saturday. Alpha Craft and Albert Schreiner visited Marble Hill Friday. Farmers began sowing wheat. Edwin Blanken visited L Misses Bessie and Esta Crader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Tate
Anita
Lela Slinkard
Byron Call
Charley Tate
Kendall Proffer
Harmony
Willian Runnels
Ara Crader
Clark Crader
Joe Howard
Near Jackson
This Place
Tie Press
Patton
Charley Schreiner
Henry Schreiner
Ava Crader
Ethel Nanney
Harry Reynolds
John Bollinger
Millie Kinder
Lester Hahs
Lola Nanney
Alpha Craft
Albert Schreiner
Marble Hill
Edwin Blanken
Bessie
Esta Crader
Cardui promised to restore health for women’s weakness
A testimonial from Mrs. Anna Jones of Onawa describes long illness and weakness cured by Cardui the woman’s tonic. She gained weight from 115 to 163, resumed riding, and credits Cardui for renewed health at age 52. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist about Card-u.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cardus
Cardui
Louis Revives Famous Old Fair and Attractions
The St Louis Agricultural and Mechanical Society reincorporates as the St Louis County Agricultural and Mechanical Society to revive the old fair at Maxwelton on St Charles Rock Road. Plans include automobile races balloon ascensions aeroplane flights and other modern attractions with large grounds, ample facilities, and transportation access to handle crowds.
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St Louis
S| Lona Agricultur
Nore
Agricultural and Mechanial Society
St Louis County
Universal Exposition Co
Maxwelton
St Charles Rock Road
St Charles
Wabash
Cli Howee
Speker Cannon's Visit Sparks Schoolyard Laughter Politics
In Iowa a campaign stop features Specker Cannon visiting public schools where a young student performs Byron's Battle of Waterloo. A sneezing fit and a booming cannon sound delight the crowd, with Uncle Joe joking he won’t shoot. Separately, a Missouri deed of trust sets an Oct 2 auction date for land in Bollinger County, describing multiple parcels and the trustee W. L. Dosw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Annon
Byron
Uncle Joe
St Louis Agricultural Fair Promises Livestock Splendor
Historical notice describes the St Louis Agricultural Fair with hogs poultry horses and mules competing. It highlights live stock resources of the region, big prizes including a $500 mule cost stake, and prolific show features each afternoon at a conveniently located fair grounds near one million potential attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decca
Lowis
Iim
St Lovie
Seth
Felr
Notice of Letters of Administration and Bank Shareholders Meeting
Letters of administration de bonis non granted for Sophia P. Burford in Bollinger county Missouri. Claimants must present within six months, or be barred after one year from last publication. Also notice of Bank of Patton shareholders meeting in Hollinger county Missouri on October 1015 at Patton banking house to elect five directors and handle bank business. Wan Haas president, Jousnes Sarr cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia P. Burford
Bollinger County
Missouri
Bank of Patton
Patton
Hollinger County
Miesoun
Maid Bank
Teeing
Wan Haas
Exhibit Farm Tractor At St Louis Agricultural Fair
Farmers in Luis section will study and observe a farm tractor at the band Aerand display during the St Louis Agricultural Fair October 4 to 8. The exhibit aims to show how the tractor can plow deeper and faster than horse plows, with a demonstration of its power and reliability for farming tasks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luis
Het Band Aerand
St. Louisa
Ormoda
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Will, & Chandler, Publishers
Gur
Lone Grove
The
Pentecostal Workers of “Holy Riders
Cole Chapel
News 18
Shrum
Scopus
Lhasit
Holic Osic
Fetel Patton
Henry Jacksons
Wor Farrar
Stone
Hese
Cellee Dasnult
Tamily
JG. Hartle
Mt. Zio
Alma Sehrock
Amelia Ridings
Cora Caby
Sherman Caby
Mount Zion
Besaville
Monroe Fowler
John Fowler
Luke Fowler
Chas
Glen Baker
Jasper Cooper
St. Louis
Monroe Null
Miss Valle Shell
Lowe Goat
G. Virgin
Clubb Creek
Dan Robins
John Collins
Ethel Shell
Carla Null
Hahn
Harry Fowler
Onawa, Ilona
Anna Jones
Jeb
Louis
Shenden Casinger
Matino C. Casinger
Counhous
Bollinger Coun Ty
Emsh
W. L. Dosw
St. Louie
Cruigne Senite
Dre. W. VanAmbureg
Noetheads
Latesville
Mieewsk
A. Sander, M. D
Webster Davault
Glen Allen
W. H. Lutes
Drender
Marble Hill, Mo
WM. Lages, M. D
Iyes
Lutesville, Mo
W.K. Chandler
G. Burette Snider
Henry Knowles
Hobbs Notary Public Insurance Aml Hands
Holling Lutesville
Atone
St. Louie Agricultural Fair
Bank of Marble Hill
C. M. Witmer
Trowel Lodge
A.F
A.M
GB Swiiver
W. M. J. A. McGuorman
A. J. Manion
Thelanr
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Incorporated Advance
Mhonme
Holy Patrol Age Solmited WK
Crasouri
Koore M Chasouri
Elery Zimmerman
Notary Public
Io Bank of Gilen Allen
Henry Elfrank
Tato Cardus
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