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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1889
Page
1
Robert Winters went to Morley Tuesday and other locals report visits, moving plans, illness notes, and community events. Sheriff sent prisoner to Jackson jail for purgery. medical board names Drs. Sanders O Kelley and Cubbage. Annual picnic at Marquand celebrated. ice and BRAN supply advertised. Numerous brief updates from residents on health, travel, agriculture, and social happenings.
County correspondence reports widespread rain and storm damage to corn, families visiting relatives, a fever confinement for J W Slinkard, infant deaths of the Stepp and Wilkerson children, a copperhead bite to Sanford Onto, and Sheriff Huskey in town amid waterlogged conditions. An 1890 migration convention was attended by J V Slinkard in Gaps Girardend, while Mrs A Mayer visited kin near Marble Hill.
The Alliance grows amid rain damaged crops with grain crops spared. After Prof Filtons singing school, patrons shared a fine dinner. A marriage on the twenty first of May 1880 occurred at the brides home with Mayfield officiating. A neighbor bitten by a snake felt the poison as whiskey masked effects. Best wishes to the Peas.
Protracted meetings are set for August and September across Union Hic ary Grove Ebenezer Point Pleasant Glen Allen Gravel Hill and Latins Chapel. The first Sunday services begin August 1 at Union and Glen Allen hosts the fourth Sunday. A basket dinner is planned on September 3 at Point Pleasant with events continuing through early September.
The notice thanks Marble Hill residents especially the ladies for acts of Christian charity shown to the late wife of P Caldwell during illness and death. It reflects on universal brotherhood and faith, with poetic reflections on kindness and shared humanity. Also mentions a 1892 political tariff petition by New England iron manufacturers seeking free iron ore coal and related duties restored to prewar levels.
The court orders service by publication in Marble Hill Pass on real property liens in Ballinger County Missouri. It notifies heirs and defendants to appear by a stated date or face conclusion by default, detailing specific tracts and locations. Writings reference James Seabaugh and George Nash as plaintiffs and defendants in separate actions.
Order issued July 1880 directs a hearing at Bullinger County Courthouse on August 14 1880 at 1 00 PM regarding the guardianship and pauper relief matters involving all residents, with dates and terms as recorded. The notice reflects an official sealed arrangement entered by the cowney court.
The State of Missouri petitions in the Bollinger County circuit for a vacation order related to heirs Crowley and Baldwein. The filing cites jurisdiction and procedural steps in the noted county court.
George W Winchester administrator notifies all interested in Nancy A Ratler estate that final settlement will be made at Bollinger Missouri Probate Court on the second Monday in August 1889 at Beard county courthouse.
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