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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1913
Page
8
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Correspondents report health fair in this section. Miss Gertie Stroder hosted a Saturday night party for the young folks. Mr and Mrs William Runnels visited WF Proffer and family Sunday. Miss Nancy Crader visited her sister Mrs Wo F Shanks Saturday night and Sunday. Wet Shanks attended court at Marilei Saturday. Our factories busy printing corn. AL Craver runs his corn mill every Saturday afternoon in the DVB. Hill is taking prints, thus to bridge new train on tis fay fer. The Lineal boys will dete work. Grass looks fine, oats very poor. J C Mierteon and son Melvin made a business trip to Markle Hill Saturday. His daughter Miss Azie, who is a position at Noo Wice carvers store, came home for a few days. AJ Allen, our hustling blacksmith, kept very busy these days. Reaoee.
Messy OCR records show a string of local happenings. Names like Miss Doshie Lincoln, Mr and Mrs Charley Angle, Mrs Eph Burrow, and Tom Lincoln appear among visitors and trips to town. Several families near James Creek and Whitewater report routine visits, farming chores, and small town notes with unclear dates.
Turkeys' ridow after a rest of a couple weeks here. Our farmers are busy setting ready to plant corn. John Ho Roberts visited at Pink Cracer's near Glen Allen Saturday and Sunday. Lee Newell of near Marble Hill attended church at Union Ridge last Sunday. Henry Lincoln is putting out a large strawberry patch this spring. Oliver Crader and Henry Lane of near Glen Allen visited at Jake Crader's Sunday. Miss Josie, Pearl and Doshia Lincoln visited at Manuel Masters' in Marble Hill Sunday. Frank Leadbetter and wife visited at Henry Feilers last Saturday. Frank Zimmerman is hauling ties for John Berry. Ira Page, wife and children visited Mrs. Page's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lincoln, Saturday and Sunday. Jasper Wright and wife visited at Henry Lincoln's Sunday. Miss Clara Upchurch visited Misses Josie and Dora Lincoln Tuesday. George Stevens purchased a fine load of hay from Mr. Schrock last Friday. Mrs. Emma Upchurch is visiting.
A collage of village news covers visits and labors around Glen Allen and Marquand Missouri. Mentions of health progress in Ecuador and Panama Canal Zone, local marriages, visits, school changes, and farm work fill the column. The piece blends personal notices with public health advocacy and community events.
Cultivators from Estes Brothers in Marble Hill Missouri advertise special prices starting at $16 on 1 horse drills disc and shovel cultivators garden tools long farm wagons harness and saddlery sash and doors lime cement paints and oils and Delaval cream separators touted as the leading machine.
Trustee I E P Presnell sheriff of Bollinger county will sell at public auction on Saturday May 17 1913 at the north door of the courthouse Marble Hill between morning and afternoon hours the real estate described in the deed of trust to secure payment of three promissory notes. The property described is the south half of the southeast quarter.
Pamarecs, Sheriff of Hollinger County, Missouri, announces bids for depository services for the county funds. Proposals from banking associations or individual bankers must be delivered to the County Court clerk by May 2, 1919, with a bid bond of at least one half of one percent of the preceding year’s county revenue. The county court will open bids publicly to select the depository offering the highest interest rate.
Notice from the probate court of Hollinger County listing letters of administration granted to the undersigned for the estate of Mary C. Grattle, deceased. Heirs and creditors are asked to file claims within seven months from the date of publication. failure to comply may bar further action. Administrators named include M. Serre, F.M. Spaheinw, and others.
Notice from the County Court of Hollinger county announcing the regular May term convening on May 12. Bids will be received for a contract to perform all county printing under law. The court reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Dated April 30, 1908, at Marble Hill. Clerk Awrenathy signs and seals.
Letters testamentary granted for Mann A. Staus estate in Bollinger county Missouri after a April 15 1913 hearing. Creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from publication are forever barred. F M Weis Executor.
Administratrix notice states letters of administration granted for the estate of J P Marshall deceased by Bollinger County Probate Court on the last day of March 1913. All persons having claims against esid may present them to the undersigned as required by law.
The notice states that claimants must exhibit their claims within one year from the publication date or be forever barred from any benefit of the estate. Mana A. ManamAL is named as the administratrix.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that Wo L Dann executor will apply for final settlement of Sophia F Burford estate at the Probate Court of Thollinger County Missouri. The May 1014 hearing will be held in Marble Hill on Friday. William L Dies, Executor?
Notice is given to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Kihe F. Mell deceased that J. J. P. Mayfield, administrator, intends to make final settlement at the next term of the probate court of Bollinger county Missouri. The session will be held at Marble Hill on May 12, 1914. J. Marinvin, Administrator.
Notice announces that creditors and interested parties should note that the administrators intend to make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Telligwer county, in the state of Missouri, at the site of Marte Ifill on the 20th day of May.
A fragmentary probate court record from Marble Hill Missouri references the estate of a deceased individual. The document mentions real estate items and a May date but is illegible in parts, with several names and specifics unreadable.
The Probate court of a Midwestern state held a formal session at Merote Mills on the fifth day of May, focusing on estate matters and related proceedings. The document records sworn statements and official actions during the session.
A late May fire at Martie Fiil in the town of Miawert damaged a metal processing plant. Fire officials say the blaze began near 14 KB of raw material, with crews from Iewate and surrounding areas controlling the flames by daybreak. No injuries reported, investigations continue.
An administrator named AL Peltan seeks to settle affairs of Veuter Ange estate. The probate court of Hulsinger county, state of Miesmeri, will hold a hearing on May 12, 1015 to consider final arrangements and payments to creditors.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that J J V Sinkland administrator of the Matilda J Page estate, will appear before the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri at Marion Hill on May 12, 191%. This is to settle debts and claims.
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