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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1920
Page
8
Correspondents report on the week’s weather and local church activities. Residents note pleasant Sunday gatherings at Mew Jeolawe and Zalemgy State, with plans to hear from Devel Hyeson and others.
A long fragment lists visits from residents to relatives in Hurricane and Oak Mound, with numerous names such as Mary, Phil, and families of Masfield and Stone. It mentions church attendance at Mount Zion, a Sunday school event on Easter, and multiple Sunday visits, business trips, and repairs around Hog Creek.
The article notes several residents with spring weather, Clarence Wallis and family leaving Wednesday for Alorade to settle soon. Faymett McManus returned Friday after working in lead felt. Hugh Mills visited his wife and baby Sunday. Miss Wianele Robins, at WOMOC, visited her mother, Mrs. Rebecca Alioides.
An OCR fragment describes unusual wear and stains on furniture and possible origin details. The text is garbled with repeated phrases and appears to reference a product or item with wear patterns. No clear date, people, or organization is identifiable.
Jeannette C Dillon and Allen R Dillon convey real property in Bolinger County Mississippi by trust dated April 110 and recorded in book S84 at page 278. The description covers about 2 acres in section three township thirty north range ten east, with a survey of the residual land and various parcel boundaries and access points, with the deed continuing to specify commencement at the northwest corner and adjoining properties. The notice references the trust deed specifics and sets a forthcoming public action or record update in the local land records.
Mrs Annie Johnson of Scottsburg Indiana recalls long constipation and stomach upset. After doctors medicines failed her husband found Thedford's Black-Draught. Regular use brought relief and she believes it cured her constipation. The product is described as a purely vegetable remedy aiding liver and bowel cleansing.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of W D Limbaugh deceased were granted to Frand Limbaugh and M H A Fulton on the Sunday of March 10 by the Probate court of Hollinger county Missouri. All persons having claims against the estate are required to exhibit them to the administrators and present them to the Probate court within six months after the date of granting or they may be precluded from any benefit of such estate.
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