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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1914
Page
1
The article promotes crop rotation as a means to improve soil fertility and notes that growing a variety of crops maintains soil nutrients, enhances root systems, and supports long term soil health. It also outlines principles for forming rotations suitable to farm needs.
Notion is hereby given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Sonata F Lewis deceased that Avery E Bollinger administrator transi to tend to make final settlement thereat at the next term of the probate court at Hollinger County State of Missouri to be held on May 10.
Notice states J W Seahaugh administrator to settle the estate in Bollinger County Probate Court Marble Mill on May 7. Language references final settlement and notices to creditors, with heirs and conditions implied by the probate action.
Multiple probate notices announce final settlements for estates of Maria Stone James Statler and others in Bollinger County Missouri with dates in May 1910 to 1914. Trustees schedule sales by deed of trust for Marble Hill and Marble Hill area properties, with executors and administrators named and creditors urged to appear.
Buy plant food to suit your soil and avoid wasted money. If soil lacks Phosphoric Acid and Potash, nitrogen alone won’t boost yields. Thin soils need a well balanced fertilizer like Tuscarora. Visit It. B. Cole in Lutesville to compare, ensure you get value, and be pleased with the choice.
The State Fish Commission recommends one acre ponds with permanent water, safe from floods, six feet deep or more. Dams need a 6 to 8 inch concrete wall reinforced with dirt and a vented overflow. Ponds enable home and commercial fish supply. legislature provides biennial funds for free young fish. A request blank will be mailed from the commission at First and Wright Streets, St. Louis, awaiting district senator endorsement.
A pasted exhortation urges readers to replace resolutions with courage in daily life. It counsels paying debts, wearing old clothes until affordable new ones, choosing comfort over fashion, obeying one’s maker, discharging debts while able, avoiding unnecessary purchases, entertaining within means, admitting ignorance honestly, speaking up when needed, and showing respect for honesty while avoiding dishonest influence. It also urges supporting the home paper and reminds that editors incur expenses readers may not know.
Lutesville News reports G HL Arthur returning from Sikeston, Mrs J D Phelps ill, Dr Farrar house progress, and local visits and travels among residents. It covers a new school dane, garden preparations, and depot moves. The piece records a fatality, funeral arrangements, and community mourning for Joseph Arthur with details on church and family roles.
A dated community column lists churchgoers, visits, and family events. Names such as Vere Whiner, Mrs J Pursons Haedes, Floyd Bags, Henry Chites, Lizzie Con Dor, Joe Virgenni, Willie Barris, Noah Johnson, Tom Crites, Dora, and others are mentioned alongside travel and social activities. The piece sketches a bustling week with church attendance, trips to nearby towns, and anticipated homecomings as residents plan or recall weekend events.
A fragmented notice lists numerous buyers or bidders including Henry Elfrank Lyrisvilla JA Betry Gien Allen J A Mastere Jurroane W Hinkle Gipers J PT Spiewr Zaima W Loyd Umenheier Laflin F Clipe Lavepadal J Cooper Sank J W Wang Don rola. The odd phrasing suggests a sale or auction and a roster of participants.
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