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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1916
Page
9
The notice states Hill and Chandler publish every Thursday and are the publishers. It mentions entry and classification details with a focus on publication scheduling and ownership.
A garbled report notes multiple deaths following events at Club Cowc and nearby locations. Witnesses mention suffocation and injuries as crowds gathered Saturday night and Sunday. Names and precise details are unclear due to the damaged text.
The column records health, visits, marriages, births, and deaths across families in Forrest Bailies, Zalma, Mayfield, and surrounding towns. It mentions Mrs Siren Cle, Attorney Cooper, Rev Dan Robins, J A Berry, Mary McCullough, and Gabriel Reynolds among many local residents, with notes on weather, travel, and local happenings through mid July.
The document reports illness and recovery of Chas Rumsey and mentions the death of Kibs worth, son of Mr and Mrs Haskey, with interment details. It notes Lone Grove attendance, crop concerns, and a mortgage-like court filing in Ballinger County. The petition challenges Morton McMichwal’s residency, with a circuit court order for publication and a Septembers court date.
Notice to shareholders of the Mat tae Telegraphene company that a meeting will be held at Patton Vieslinger Missouri on Thursday August 17 1914 to elect directors for the coming year and to transact other lawful business. J Meammes President Viewer Keim Secretary
A letter from President A F Hendricks assures full credit transfer to the State University and the Normal School at Cape Girardeau. Students may enroll at the local school at low cost and, if desired, continue studies at the two institutions, receiving full credit for work completed. A postal reply will secure a catalog.
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