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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1913
Page
8
Local publishers Loenwem and CHANDLER report on a quiet water policy dispute affecting residents and businesses. Officials say measures aim to protect streams, while critics argue economic impact and access. Community groups plan meetings to seek amendments and transparency.
Correspondents report mud and weather hinder farming as voters prepare for an upcoming election. Local families, including the Jordans and Younts, socialize and visit relatives while labor and weather strain daily life.
Community notes report visits by Plushkes and neighbors, farm moves, and hospital updates in Bollinger county. Cites Mr and Mrs Chas Larimore moving from St Louis to Bollinger, Lessley clerking, Huskey family, and sheep losses. Mentions Ava Tpeters hospital progress in Farmington and local social calls.
Local residents report social visits, farm work slow, and community events. A string of trips to Lutesville Marble Hill and nearby towns follows shopping and church plans, with multiple family visits and wedding party notes amid routine rural life.
Trustee's Sale notes a dead of trierepenyted ty Thomas Ko White dated the first day of March outline of payment and legal holder details. The sale is set for Wednesday at 11 am at the courthouse in Marko Hit Halleeger county Missouri, to satisfy the debt with specified charges and property described along Water street and nearby lots in Newef of Missouri in a town subdivision.
Fragmented OCR reads as a local notice about road work and legal actions near Peneyare and Abe Meee, naming authorities and dates. The text mentions a private court, highway work, and public street access with unclear specifics but implies official oversight and potential costs.
Fragmentary legal notice from Holliewer county Missouri dated May 1, 1818 describes a property description for a public land sale. Sheriff notice cites quarter sections and township range specifics, asserting rights and boundaries of the sale.
Health is generally good and the wheat crop looks fine in these parts. Rev Pi Robins and family visited J J Patton's Sunday. There is a fine prospect for fruit. J S Cheek and family visited John Dunlap's Sunday. Thomas Moxley and family visited W H Patton's Sunday. Warren Grindstaff broke his buggy down Sunday. Due to heavy rain some farmers have not finished sowing oats. Estel Patton was visiting his
WW M C notes visits by Misses Esther White Etta Homan Mae Collins and Sadie Sitze to Sadie s sister Miss Venah. Lena Zimmerman Minnie McCullough visit Friday. Alma Clippard and Riley Hahn visited the college with Miss Ethel Greenwood. Some boys away with the militia. Sallie Rowe boarding at Rosemont hall as parents go to the farm. Commencement contests underway.
Early Snider returns to school as discussions rise over a law allowing districts to draw from contingent funds to supply free school books. The 47th general assembly permits districts with pro free textbooks to enact this policy, placing the decision in local hands.
Two papers for 1.25 remitted at once will secure both for one year fewer renewal subscriptions. Every farmer not a subscriber to Oiman's Rural World gains one of the greatest aids to success. It has led as the arm journal in Mis. for sixty-five years and its reliability is unquestioned. Departments cover General Farming, Dairying, Gardening, Fruit-raising, and Horses, Cattle, Hares, Sheep, Poultry and more. Two pages focus on the home for the farmer's family.
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