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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
8
The Marble Hill Press announces weekly publication by Huot and Chandler publishers with editorial content and local notices. It notes Thursday release and full ownership details for the Marble Hill area newspaper.
Our Correspondents describe Pond Creek health and cattle losses from a disease. A veterinarian notes deaths in cattle near Dunn county. Local school and community concerns surface at Pog crerk schoolhouse meeting.
A long mixed-page column records community life at a Missouri town near Marble Hill. It notes church events, school plans, teachers hired, farm work, visits from residents and relatives, road and home repairs, and upcoming picnics and dinners. Names include Beulah Deck, Nellie Deck, Will Mayfield College, McGregory, Draven, Thiele, Hart, Brewer, Thiele, and many local families. Weather mention includes a shower and budding crops, with social roundups and Sunday school plans.
Fragmentary report notes a church service and Sunday school activities with names and places including Ballinger Lillie Pierce Nirtoots chapel and Nirtoots church. It mentions Rev Jo McScratton and Dewkins residences plus furniture salvage and a missing or moved occupant at a Linen place.
Public notice announces final settlement for the Andrew Bedwell estate and the Mary Kinster estate. It lists heirs, dates, locations, and impending sale procedures under probate law, naming the county, judge, and terms, including a Saturday sale date and district boundaries. It also includes an advertisement for Cardul as a testimonial from an Iowa resident.
Local items report Reverend W Cooper’s sermon at Grassy Sunday service and Aunt Mundy Kirkpatrick visiting Vernon on Grul creek. Mentions of Misses Deulie and Landa Suze, Luda Sitze, Della Sewell visiting, and Opel Matthews visiting their sister. Funeral for Mrs D No Robes to be preached the second Sunday in May at Grassy.
The sick folks are reported some better Frank Stanfill of Marquand was in our town Sunday. Rev Will Bess filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Saturday night and Sunday. Mr Hardman of Ohio has moved his family to our town and has lo cated in Ida Berrys property. Men J. A. Berry and Mrs. Will Matthews visited their mothers at Buchanan a few days last week. Mrs. Henry Myrick and Mrs. R. A. Phodes went to Marble Hill Sat warde aftern co Mrs Beulah Deck, whose attending college at Marble Hill, visited
Mim Caroline Bess and children visited relatives in Marble Hall. Miss Ida Yount of Marble Hill has been employed to teach at Bessville next term. Mrs Sanders, widow of Rev. IL Saunders, is very sick near Rock Point. Mrs Westfall and daughter from Iowa returned home after visiting Miss Berger and Montgomery. Mrs Fanny Whitener and Mrs Georgia Bess visited Mrs Sanders of Rock Point Sunday. Grandfather Venable has been on the play list a few days. George Lincoln bought a mule fromm TA Shell of Lodge last week. Mr Killian's son injured knee in a Hesaville sawmill Saturday.
Plowing for corn appears to be the focus of the season. Mre and Mre DL W. Rowe visited My, and Mrs. Alien Williams Sunday. Fede sulise. Otto Whitener also mentioned in notes.
Public auction to settle a promissory note past due. Wells trustee, at the north door of the Mark Twain courthouse in Bollinger County, Missouri, May 10, between 9 am and 4 pm, conveys the described property parcel in Section 25, Township 27, Range 18.
Public sale to satisfy indebtedness and costs of executing a trust under Gime hryal S. P. PRESNYLE trustee Marble Hill Missouri to be held Saturday May 14, 1016 at the courthouse door in Hollinger County Missouri between specified morning hours.
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