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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1920
Page
4
The item shows a Thursday publication line for Chandler & Company and notes Marble Hill post office as second class matter, indicating the paper’s mailing status and publisher.
Notice is hereby given that the alanine meeting of finite shareholders of the Farm ere Supply Store will be held at Manile Hill Hollinger county Miccour on Monday August 27 082 91 at one o'clock p m for section of five munities fee said company for the eneny year and for the trateaction of any other bacines that may te preps peopled a CA Saguier Dresses d Wy.
Miss Manda Emma Johnson born October 20 1899 to J H Johnson died at her home surrounded by family. The brief notice notes her passing and reflects on the life and memories she leaves behind.
The Mutual Agricultural and Mining Co of Memphis Tennessee sold about 28 000 acres in Madison county, land known locally as the Lead Belt area. The buyers were Mr Staten of Illinois and Mr Church of Memphis. The firm had acquired the land two years earlier from Lead Belt Land Co, a Missouri company led by president Mr Riges.
An early 20th century analysis of 1915 and 1918 farm fires finds 61 percent blamed on lightning and 100 percent of lightning fires in unroofed buildings. It notes chimney faults, sparks, matches as other major causes and that preventive measures reduced losses. The piece contrasts rural decline with urban pull.
The American Sugar Bulletin reports imports at four main Atlantic ports for the year so far exceed the same period last year by 321 724 560 pounds. It notes that additional sugar has entered the country from other areas, but those figures are not yet available. The Christian Science Monitor cites a claimed “real” cause of high prices as a shortage.
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