Peto Roadside Meeting Notes Obscure Text
A fragmentary note mentions Peto and a meeting about an over or mit, with unclear context and limited readable details, leaving the specific event and participants uncertain.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1910
Page
8
A fragmentary note mentions Peto and a meeting about an over or mit, with unclear context and limited readable details, leaving the specific event and participants uncertain.
Hay harvest is done and corn looks fine with good wheat thrashing. Tivis Robinson yielded 1450 bushels overall averaging over 20 bushels per acre, a field at 300 bushels per acre. Mr and Mrs Manuel Heitman visit relatives, and others attend church at Union Light. A basket dinner at Crutee chapel drew a large crowd.
The Maree Hit Press is published every Thursday by Hill and Chandler publishers. It was entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Our correspondents report Miss Jessie Helderman visiting Miss Gentyie Allen Sunday. A pie picnic at Bantferdville drew large winter crowds. Helderman helps with wheat chores. Crader attended a levee gathering with Oh Levee Giowe Sunday.
Revival meetings at Mow creek continued for two weeks with attendance noted. Mr and Mrs Nerminn Biankin hosted a fine gathering. Wes en Tanee of Marble EO Vis noted health concerns for Nermian Mankin. Mrs Bosse Baxwell of this pyle attended the event.
Health and weather notes mix with local names and visits. Mentions of families such as William Kowley Constdlomition Shai Prov Chip and Miss Mayi Stein appear amid scattered community details and a whistle sound.
The record lists a series of brief items from the community including health concerns such as typhoid fever in a child, improving conditions for Mrs Giew and others, and a sick list with Doggett and Mangle mentioned. It notes a harvest event, a new hive house for fruit care, a fire incident near Patton and Ab Sinitus with a close call but no injuries, and social happenings like a picnic and kin visits.
Farmers thresh wheat with fair yields and good quantity reported. William Ratlhew of Flat River visits family, plus locals from Mine la Matte and nearby towns. Many residents, including Moe, Wallace, and Masterson Mayfield, busy preparations for a thrasher and charity events. A religious debate at Cole chapel set for the fourth Sunday in September.
Health conditions linger with sickness among children as William Runnels stops in Marble Hill on Saturday. Herman Rast is circulating news in Hog Creek area.
The note reports a subscription effort to raise funds for a bridge across Hoy Creek at Iuskey. It also mentions Crader family updates with Mrs John Crader aiding her sicker daughter Mrs Harvey Crader in Oran. Nearby crop prospects are noted as fine and local visits occur among Misses Myrtle Shanks Beulah Runnels Dora Melie Grader and WoFL Shanks.
A jumble of short items reports visits by Wade Nitze and Estel Green of Sikeston, relatives staying with J Whitener, Mrs artisant children visiting Mrs TJ Moore, Williams Matthews of Marquand dying August 7, 1011, and hospital care for appendicitis. Also noted are Oak Ridge gathering at Kimswok, missing shipment of edibles, and local residents visiting kin including Sam Levin and Charles Hides who has been ill but improving.
An ordinance for Marthe Hill Village prohibits horses cattle and other stock from running at large on streets alleys and public grounds after a September 1 effective date. The Street Commissioner must provide safe enclosures, seize unclaimed animals, care for them, and deliver them to owners on proof of ownership. Fees and procedures for keeping and reclaiming stock are outlined along with deputy enforcement and monthly trustee reports.
An 1914 Marble Hill village ordinance sets fines and fees for taking up hogs horses and cattle with per animal rates and expenses, enforcement by village trustees or county justices, and authorizes board appropriations for execution. It clarifies transit of animals under competent drivers and owners known cows are exempt, effective after passage August 3 1914.
State of Missouri court in Bollinger County issues a delinquent tax suit against Fred Dallas. The petition, filed in September term, seeks enforcement of lien on real property described as the northwest quarter of the northeast quarter, section 21, township 1, range east, totaling forty acres. Dallas must appear at the next term or risk judgment by confession. Publication notice is ordered in a local newspaper.
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