Local notices and community updates from Marble Hill area
Dense local notice style recounts community planning, housing demand, a push for Town progress, and remarks on Liberty bonds and war saving stamps. Mentions include Southeast Missouri Press Association, Fredericktown meeting timing, and calls for more houses, education funding, and civic effort. Names include Mayfield College and local residents, with scattered farm and business updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marble Hill
Mayfield College
Lutesville News Highlights Local Social and Commerce
Rev. C R Baker of Whitewater transacted business here Wednesday between trains. Miss Bessie Barrett from near Castor attends school here. Mr and Mrs Jasper Cooper of Lank passed Wednesday en route from St Louis where they sourced goods. An ice cream social won by the Epworth league was well attended and enjoyable. Mrs Sam Goodwin and daughter were mentioned in gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bo Cheatner
Owen
Willard
Cape Girardeau
Tom Crader
Karon Bollinger
Deesie Nanney
Velma Chestner
C Chestner
J. Mo Chestner
Burfordville
Asa Brown
Brown
PB Chestner
Monroe Nanney
Jo Mo Chestner
PB. Chestner
Henry Jackson
Leo Seabaugh
W. N. Nanceys
Dessie
Lora Nanney
Misa Velma Chostner
P. B. Chostner
Velma
Mildred
Owen Chostner
Marie
Lora
C.R. Baker
Whitewater
Jasper Cooper
Lank
St Louis
Epworth League
Sam Goodwin
Victory Loan Aims to Secure Disabled Soldiers Futures
The Republic fosters wartime efforts by founding schools and workshops across the country and promoting the Victory Liberty Loan. It highlights gratitude for returning wounded and outlines plans to fund pensions, rehabilitation programs, and employment, aiming to ease the civilian transition for soldiers and sustain public support for postwar recovery.
Ben Franklin’s Thrift Grammas
An OCR style fragment presents aphorisms attributed to Benjamin Franklin about thrift, money, time, wealth, and prudent living. It includes adages like Spend one penny to save, Look before you leap, and Waste neither time nor money. The text mixes known maxims with garbled phrasing, suggesting reading errors and partial lines from a classic moral piece.
Victory Liberty Loan subscriptions begin April 21
Pessimists claim doom for the balance of the war but supporters insist the effort will succeed. The campaign urges subscriptions to fund the war effort, pushing forward despite doubts and crowd sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victory Liberty Loan
Spea
Ameriam
Nonsensical ad slogan foiled by odd phrasing
A garbled OCR passage references Gell Advertising and various disjointed phrases about prastmopper, pew geita, and dancing when the vine no longer comes. The text lacks coherent events or entities to form a clear news item or summary.
Notice of Grant of Letters Testamentary for Mary J. Tinnin
Notice from the probate court states that administration of Mary J. Tinnin deceased is granted to the administrator. He must file claims within one year from the granting date or be forever barred. probate judge signatures appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary J. Tinnin
Apeil
Tesmeer
Alperenne
Eaid
Con
Davee
C. AL Evanpen
County Banking Depositary Sealed Proposals Sought
State of Miscorns Bollinger County invites sealed proposals from banking corporations or individuals to serve as county depository. Proposals due before May 12 1910. must include a bid bond of at least one half of one percent of prior year county revenue. Time and place specified for submission and supervision by county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bollinger
Punty
Eald Court
Fragmentary county meeting notes from 19th century records
The text records a county gathering with references to petty freeholders and officials, noting a meeting held with attendees and procedural mentions. Disjointed fragments mention counties, a court, and local governance, but legible details are sparse.
Notice to Creditors for Estate of Gahd dereneed
Venture Address Patton Missouri announces that all persons having claims against the estate of the deceased Gahd dereneed must present them by March 10 1900 to John C Dorett administrator at Patton Missouri. After that date claims may be barred. Judge Realpuanber of the Probate Court attests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemme H
Joba
Preeti Peert
Bovemrgs Comere
Missoni
Gahd
Teytire
Leltere
Jom C Dorett
Patton
Realpuanber, Judee
Id Protate Court
Notice of probate for Wiliben Niheritland estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Wiliben Niheritland were granted March 1910 in Bollinger County Missouri to Ora Propat administrator. Creditors must present claims to the Probate Court for allowance within one year or be barred. Millerville Missouri listed as post office address. Attest Judge R.C. of said Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliben Nhiitiland
Bollinger County
Missouri
Eald
Propsy
Millerville
R.C
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Tuk Mannie Hin
Preas
Chandler & Company
Martie
Postales
Pease
Letol
Bes Enterprise
Paris
Apel
Aneticus Great
Payeley
Southeast Missouri Press Association
Fredericktown
Fradercktown Democrat-News
Harvey Burgess
Denbeoat
Somoh
Miss Silies
Cieeres
Tae
Laure
NA Johesen
Mire Bifeauh
Miller
Jesse Hale
Wittewater
A Caldwell
William Streag
Caldwell
Bt Caldwell
Mes
Goodwin
Kennett
JL. Robertson
Chestner School
Theodore Nenoey Sacurdayaby Ha Crader
For
Geode Thertaly Baet Week
Rive Ever
Flatwoods News
Jota Swill
Wiog Clawer
Agnes Cooper
Deora Roy
Une Gr Ve
Lena MeGee
Bole Sharp
Mowe
George McDane
Vervett Hahn
Mixes Fisk Willams
Lena McGee
Eula Shor
Gree
Rechel Vance
Fal Williams
Townes MeGer
Imta Poariner
Nelo Fry
Helen Vance
Zolra
Drews
George Mouser
Ugo Priday
Trace Creek
Mies Fula Metleada
Kansas City
Hewstate Treasury
Joseph T Bindo
Nathan Setlows
St S
Lutesville News
Bessie Barrett
Castor
Lutesville Milling Company
Sy Boitie
Og-Tone
Michael
Markle
Avalon Farms Hog
Dr. LeGear
Thomas
Walker & Son Hdn. and
Furn. Company
Paone #2
Lutesville, Mo
Republic
Anethee
Joan
Rene
Childes
Ben Franklin
Eelive
Atlas Cement
John Deere
Lang & Hercules
Pratt
Universal
Estes Brothers
Gell Advertising
Ataris
Mary Tinnin
Alimat
Ead Probate Court
Ives
Amd
Martie Mill
Attest
William Kilend
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