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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1922
Page
1
County proceedings describe authorization of road improvements from Martich to Tagertes and a new walkway. commission adjourns to August 30 for further recommendations. Also orders an election for November 7, 1922 to address restraining horses and livestock in Lawson township and nearby areas.
A raid on a still near Lilbourn led to Fred King's arrest after authorities discovered a large operation. King pleaded guilty before Spaire L Parrett and was fined plus costs. another man fled the scene. Patterson and Mr McFlyen joined the entry, with one accomplice escaping from the thicket area.
Dora Emma Lorance Deoran Eusiee Tripp Lorance wife of Claud Lorance daughter of Eli and Sarah Tripp born September 4 12 aged 1 year 10 months 2 days united in marriage September 4 10 she passed after faith in Christ since December 1921 funeral by Rev Robert Shell and burial at Moore Chapel cemetery Also a sale notice from Dora L McGlothin listing household items at Marble Hill including sideboard stove sewing machine washer wringer porch chair rug and small table
The notice for last week’s mass meetings in the Press omits Patton precinct due to printer error and committee chair oversight. The corrected list shows Patton precinct with three delegates. S. T. Middleton of Bismarck delivered a piano to Mr. Lee Yount on Saturday.
The document reports Roleinger tallying delegates and elected representatives at a Democratic Convention. It names several individuals and local offices, noting appointments and procedural steps toward formalization of the ticket. The text references election events, party roles, and possible incumbents within a county or district context.
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