24 Apr 1913
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
1
The record details numerous assessments and reductions by the Board of Equalization. Values are updated for individuals such as Choate Kerr Lee Bird and many others, noting increases and decreases in personal and real estate assessments, across multiple parcels, estates, and dates.
Southeast News reports a bound of education cost concerns as planners seek a $50,000 high seine building and a contract for the Geossery excertion. The Bromfield revival drew Burke Od Hobby praise as the most wonderful in memory, with two bundles and six NH converts deported for Faralagion News.
The article outlines prevention and control of house fly populations through sanitation, proper waste disposal, and trapping. It stresses destroying breeding sites by cleaning trash within ten days, placing traps near kitchens and markets, and maintaining clean stables and barns to reduce larvae and adult flies.
Molly McDonald Randall Parrish faces a perilous scene as one man stands against three in a tale framed by Custer's Seventh. Molly’s courage and the reputation of fighter Brick Hamlin drive the suspense. The piece promises a gripping first installment readers should not miss.
Fragmented report alleges Patterson former Treasurer in arrears by 27 359.2 with four years out of office. Parhad as former collector tied to 10 161 Go. Jeopardized by embezzlement claims, out of office for about a year and under investigation. names and figures appear garbled but indicate official financial gaps and protective actions.
The Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain system has finished laying heavy steel under last year's track program. A large quantity was placed on the main through line to Colorado and the west, forming a continuous sixty mile stretch between Sedalia and Pleasant Hill. Additional work occurred on the Kansas division between Leeds and Stillwell, the main line south to Leavenworth, and extensive work on the Missouri division between Kimmswick and Poplar Bluff and the Arkansas division between Little Rock and Texarkana. President B Bush has authorized further progress this year to maintain the high standard of track.
A period advertisement lists Family Groceries including flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections at low prices. National Light Co and White Gasoline provide fuels with a note on temperance drinks. multiple can prices for corn peas hominy peaches are shown.
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