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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1913
Page
4
Citizens and officials in Bollinger County and nearby areas were active yesterday with road and public safety efforts. The piece notes budget concerns, upcoming votes, and a general push to complete tasks before an anticipated results night.
A fragmented and bitter national scene shadows Govinson Scurey as critique of dirty politics grows. The piece laments failed leadership, calls for reform, and argues for a new, decisive figure to serve New York amid a public appetite for accountability and renewal.
A Minnesota district report tallies massive losses from poor roads. Farmers hauled 305000 tons of produce to market for 6556800 dollars, making 305000 trips. Time losses reached 596000 dollars, with spoilage and gear wear adding 2210000 dollars and 84000 dollars for reduced manuring. City trade losses estimated at 910000, totaling 1518000 dollars. Good highways at seven thousand dollars per mile would cost 21000000 dollars.
Marble Hill Missouri August 18 1913 clerks and presidents of Bollinger county school boards are convened by the county superintendent to meet annually at the county seat or another suitable place for discussion of the law and duties under the Forty seventh General Assembly.
The county superintendent calls a meeting of school board presidents and district clerks to discuss school administration questions. Attendance yields compensation and mileage within limits, with substitutes allowed if a member is unable to attend. The notice mentions Missouri State Fair premiums and a new Boys State Fair school feature for practical farming training, dates September 27 to October 3.
Cape Girardeau Mo September 9 1915 opening of the Missouri State Normal School offers college courses for A B and B S degrees in Education and Home Economics with the Normal Diploma as state certificate. Advanced and elementary professional courses lead to various state certificates. Rural school teacher course grants limited state certificate. The Teachers College provides broad academic and professional subjects including languages sciences teaching theory and practice home economics agriculture manual training music stenography typing bookkeeping and physical education. For information contact President W S Dearwont Cave Girardeau Mo.
71 acre farm 2 miles east on Bainbridge road with frame house barn smoke house and 80 tree apple orchard. Milroad switch on property. Dairy or stock potential. Price 3095. No. 138 3465 acres edge of Jackson near Greens Ferry road building site with room to farm. Price 527.50 cash. No. 137 203.5 acre farm four miles from Jackson on Oak Ridge road well improved with two houses barns telephone access. All cultivated except 18 acres timber. Springs and spring branch. Price 00 per acre. No.101 House and 2 acres one mile east on Bainbridge road. Barn 40x30 smokehouse coal shed 40 fruit trees garden. Price 00. House in good repair four rooms and unfinished garret.
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