15 Apr 1920
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1920
Page
1
A local clothier touts economical spring fashion emphasizing durable fabrics and strong tailoring. The ad promises long wear, lively styles, and splendid values in all wool green mixture suiting with modern cuts and affordable prices.
A long column of reads on town happenings includes visiting relatives and merchants, Sunday school setup delayed by rain, births and illnesses in the community, and neighbors John Bollinger, Fred Davenport, and the Green family sharing news at Mayfield and nearby homes. Mentions of Miss Esther Mayfield, Mrs Waters Howry Cheng, and local stores show daily life in the parish.
Public sale announced by Homer Willits as administrator of Ulysses Easton estate, Bolinger County, Missouri. Sale at court house door on the Lath day of May 1200 during Probate Court session, conveying Ulysses Easton deceaseds interest in a defined parcel in section 24 township 31 range 8 east. Terms by cash to administrator.
Fragmentary community items describe social visits church plans and local travel from Perkins Creek and Little Vine. Mentions include Middleton Bakers Gregory Patterson and Thurston with references to a fire corn planting trips and upcoming church services and a Saturday night singing.
The Dexter Statesman reports the death of Dr. Thiana Witmer a Marble Hill physician born in 1831 who practiced locally since 1881 and served as bank director. He suffered an apoplexy the day before his death after years of health decline and civic involvement including leading roles in Bollinger County Bank and Bank of Marble Hill. He was survived by family and mourned as a respected community leader.
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