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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1916
Page
8
Marble Hill Press, published every Thursday by Hill and Chandler, lists publisher names and postal registration details. The notice appears as a standard preface page entry noting mail service and periodical status.
Correspondents note health improving in the area while farmers finish tasks. Hopkins visited Sheridan Lakers Sunday afternoon. Nook Summers and Charles Fowler plowed for corn. Mies Ila Cooper stayed with Lank sneei. Fowler hauled ties for several days. Austin left for Chatsworth last week. Powler visited his brother Liohe. Gladys Cazad stayed with her sister in Dongola. Sunday offers two honors.
Several Zalma residents plan to move to the Cape, Mrs Wilson traveled to Vancuser and back, Mrs Ethel Clarktom visited her father James A. Slagle, Alma James stays busy with piano lessons, Claud Collins went to Cape Girardeau and returned, a baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Eli Payne, DB Bennett bought the Daniel Fish property and will move soon, locals recount Pond Creek event and Zalma Guy debate.
Local residents report a community supper at Liberty Saturday night. A. A. Winder and son Mitt plan a new house for Mint. Sitze is moving to Leonard Hefner DO. Thames and Chas. Barrett are farming near Zalma. Eugene Dunn works with Marvin Hinkle. Claud McLane’s cattle have nearly stopped dying. Sidney Smith lost cattle. farmers sow oats and plow for corn. Kizer noted.
Health is very good Rev J M Stratton filled his regular appointment at Locust Grove Saturday evening and Sunday morning. A pie supper at WH Nanney's Saturday evening was well attended. Mrs Mary Dockins and children of Scopus attended the sale and visited her son Ira. A message from Kennett reports the death of Ira Page a Bollinger county boy March 30. He was a nephew of Rev J N Stone. Robert H Allen of Cape Girardeau visited in this section last week. J A Swindle and family left for Roscoe M Pierre went to Charleston Sunday Frisco Saturday where they will. Uncle Tom Stratgon visited relatives here and attended services at Locust Grove church Sunday. Misses Finn and Mattie Terters and Ora visited in this.
Saturday report recalls the death of a New ton Ark resident, daughter of Solomon Shanks, with others mentioning births, birthdays, and frequent Marble Hill and Lutesville business trips. Local names include Fox, Thiele, Markham, Blanken, and Masters. farming tasks and weather notes accompany community updates through Monday.
Geo J Elfrink and Sons advertise Jersey cattle and poultry at home 50c eggs per setting. Family news includes birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Hauncey Ricketts. Union church services listed with Carl W Stallings noted for a fatal accident in April 1915. obituary lauds Carl Stallings born 1901, died near Braggadocio after a long illness. burial at Mound cemetery. farewell message from family expresses hope.
Local grocery advertises lettuce green onions tomatoes and a complete line of best fruits. Fresh fish oysters and celery available every Thursday. Quick delivery and customer appreciation noted. Phone number listed as 64.
A reflective excerpt contrasts wealth with character, arguing a person loses value when deceit harms trust. It asserts true wealth comes from integrity, not money gained at the expense of principle, and that steadfast virtue shields one from true poverty.
Public sale notices list deeds of trust executed by Andrew Jeokeen and LM Janke and by Dortha Simard and Addie Kay. Foreclosures schedule auctions at the Bollinger County Courthouse in Marble Hill and popular townships to satisfy secured notes.
Classified notes advertise birds for sale with prices and breeders names. dated listings include figures from two dollars upward and mentions of breeds and origin places such as Marble Hill Missouri.
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