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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1913
Page
8
An obscure notice lists CHANDLER, publishers, and an official tied to the Maghie 11H postoffice. The fragment references Ryoro Churchay Nid and He Makaie Tink Press Tue M Hin P ublished, indicating a local historical publication context and a managerial role.
A flood of names and brief notices fills a rural column with health reports, visits, church events, family milestones, and weather remarks. Residents such as Rev Yount, Mrs Daisy Huffman, Mr Lawndon, and many others are mentioned in passing as gatherings, church appointments, travel, and local concerns color the week.
Reedable items show Hermon Blanken and family visiting in Armantae area with Mary Cochran and John. John Nairney and family absent. William Runnels and sons in Lutesville. Henry Schreiner on business there. Harley Cobb injured a hand while sawing hickory. Judge B F Slinkard and sons sawing for Henry Lutes on T B Formway property.
Clastor Health isnt very good Mrs Henry Haynes has fever Little Clark Bollinger has pneumonia Rev F F Yount filled his regular appointment Sunday Plans to organize Sunday school at Miller Chapel the third Sunday Mr and Mrs Newton Beal shopped in Lutesville Priday Mrs Annie McClendon and daughter Eula visited Castor Mr McClendon accompanied them home Sunday Mrs Forest Bollinger hosted a singing Sunday night Castor girls gathered at Miss Myrtle Bollinger and Miss Eula Bollinger's Sunday evening Various local visits and health notes include Miss Blanche Saveden visiting Wayne County and Rev Sackshed's sermon at Valley church Saturday and Sunday. A public roads notice announces a gold medal essay contest for 10 to 15 year olds on road repair and maintenance with submission by May 15 1913 to Logan Waller Page Director Office of Public Roads USDA Washington DC.
The County Court of Bollinger Missouri invites bids for a depository to hold county, district, and capital school funds for two years. Bids must show highest interest rate and include a guarantee check of at least half a percent of prior year county revenue. Bids opened at noon on the first day of the May term 1915 at Marble Hill office. The court may reject any or all bids.
Cool spell breaks, farmers greet warmer days and pursue oats sowing and corn planting. Several young people visited John Brown's last Sunday, W. E. Condor works on ties, J. V. Page and family visited Jack Lincoln's, and Miss Idora Jackson was a guest.
J V Simkans administrator of the estate of Matilda J Paue deceased intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate court of Missouri held in Marble Hill on May 12 1919. J V SliSwann Administrator.
The notice announces a final settlement of the estate of Wester Ariel, deceased, by Thomas A. Fulton administrator under the probate court of Bolinger County Missouri. The settlement will be held at Markie Hill on May 12 with the administrator present to conclude estate matters.
Notice directs administrators to make final settlement of the Bretigie ent of Hollings cognry in Mixcouri. The proceedings are to be held at Marto Hill on the third day of May, 1999. Written objections or claims must be filed per probate requirements.
Notice to creditors and others of Nora di Saitier estate that a real settlement will be made. The sheriff of Ballinger County, Missouri, will sell the described land on May 17, 1910 at Martin Ti, Helinger, between 1 and 4 pm, auction for cash, to pay debts and distribute assets. The property includes lands in section 15 township 1 range 9, totaling about 6000 acres.
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