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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1905

Page

4

Marble Hill notes and local notices from the county seat

Local items show residents renewing subscriptions, visitors in Marble Hill, and varied notices. Names include H Schafer St Louis B H Bollinger Zalma J Mat Zimmerman Advance Robt Vangennip Leopold Perkins family Slinkard Bank Zalma Ben McCullough Grace Cavander Willard Idella Kelly Mayfield Frank E Burcham N J Wicecarver plus sale ads and rental notices. Marble Hill growth noted with no vacant houses and rising demand for homes.

Marble Hill

Sale Notice at Frank Farmway near Marble Hill

At the Frank Farmway place four miles east of Marble Hill on Monday August 28 1905 I will sell to the highest bidder for cash the following property two horses two mare colts four cattle twenty six hogs one wagon one drill mower and rake plows and other farming implements household and kitchen furniture Henny Messtaomen

Frank Farmway Marble Hill

Private letter from T B Drum visits California and Northwest

Private letter from T B Drum of Sedgwickville and Mrs Drum with Dr and Mrs C M Witmer and son Master Paul describes their California and Northwest tour. They plan to see Fortland fair and expect to be home by August 72 from Tacoma Washington.

T. B. Drum Sedgewickville

Marble Hill Press Items and Local Notices

Tiny town notices from nearby Marble Hill include names of residents paying dues and visiting the office, church services by Rev. T. H. Jenkins, an ice cream festival at Glen Allen, and a courthouse social by the Tribe of Ben Hur. A strong earthquake shock was felt Monday night around 11:15, lasting 20 to 30 seconds with unclear direction. The Whitewater Valley Stock Farm advertises short horns Berkshire hogs and polished stock. Marriage licenses issued since August 1 include Zimmerman Sample, Killian Grindstaff, Baker Moore, and Bess Yount.

Marble Hill Tribe of Fred B. Zimmerman Cora L. Sample W.,h. Killian Myrtle Grindstaff Arthur Baker Ettie Moore F. M. Bess Caroline Yount

Best for Sale and Local Social Notes at College Hill

GET THE BEST offers for sale including the best all round breed, the best broilers and medium sized flyers. Also two cows one new milch cow with red Durham calf. Visit College Hill to see. F. J. Hendersho? and mentions thanks from Miss Lulu Bess and Miss Statia Zimmerman for a pleasant call. Miss Bess renewing subscription for her father E. W. Bess in Glen Allen.

College Hill F. J. Hendersho Lulu Bess Fredericktown Statia Zimmerman Glen Allen Miss Bess E. W. Bess

Farm near Marble Hill with improvements and land for sale

A good upland farm located 3 miles south of Marble Hill and 1 12 miles from Leopold offers an 18 by 24 two story house a good barn cistern garden and outbuildings. Four acres of bearing orchard 30 acres cultivated and 75 acres timbered land suitable for cultivation. Price 450 dollars. For details contact M L Perkins Chatsworth Illinois.

Marble Hill Leopold Church Schoolhouse Price M. L. Perkins Chatsworth Ill

Habeas corpus case heard in Lutesville court

Probate Judge John W. Sample presided Tuesday over a habeas corpus case involving the 11 year old daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. M. Stickney of Lutesville. A divorce case is pending and the mother contends the girl was kept away from her. The court ordered the child to remain where both parents may visit freely.

John W. Sample A. M. Stickney Lutesville

Public Sale of Farm Household Goods and Livestock

Public sale on my farm between Marble Hill and Lutesville on Thursday August 1905 at public auction to the highest bidder. Items include a large steel kitchen range two years in use, dresser, eight bedsteads and bedding, couch chairs and more. farm implements h inder mower rake drill two wagons buggy cultivator harrows plows harness. Live stock totals seven horses and mules forty cattle hogs. Terms: one month time on all amounts over five dollars.

Marble Hill Lutesville

Local visitors and curious notices mix with jokes in Marble Hill

i A Bowman of Little Hocik Arsk visits his parents in Marble Hill. Masters Wells and Frank Back of Kennett visit at FF M Wells's home. A western judge in a cow case adjourned court and milked a cow to check if she was fresh. Repairs urged for a dangerous fant bridge between here and Lutesville. Gratitude expressed for last week's grand jury for the September term. Chicago Daily Review advertised as a popular cheap daily. A traveling man found a hair in honey at a hotel and clashed with the proprietor over combed honey and shaved ice.

Masters Jarmest Wells Frank Back Kennett Mearble Hill FF. M. Wells Baldwins Palmyra

Up to Snuff Punctuation Debate From a High Schooler

A high school girl asks her father to punctuate a sentence from a slip she hands him. He reads aloud a line about a five dollar bill and debates placing a period or dash after it in a Western School Journal style.

Western School Journal

Powerful bricklaying machine touted in South Carolina

A new bricklaying machine in South Carolina is described as able to lay bricks with perfect accuracy and great speed, potentially replacing many workers. Reportedly operable by two or three men, it can rise walls in a day, can be guided to omit door and window openings, and is claimed to be simple, reliable, and ready for general contractor use.

Chicago Chicago Daily Review Daily Review Chicago Review Co Coex Cola Building South Carolina Lutesville W. L. Dunn Geo. E. Clark

Sale Notice Under School Fund Mortgage in Bollinger

Sheriff David J. Conrad will sell at public auction on September 15, 1905, at Marble Hill courthouse north door, Bollinger County Missouri, the property described in the 1905 mortgage to satisfy a debt of 142 dollars 91 cents plus costs. The sale is authorized to satisfy the 1900 loan secured by mortgage on the northwest quarter of the southeast quarter in the west half of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 13, township 30 north, range east, containing sixty acres, with the sheriff to convey to the highest bidder for cash.

Range Bollinger County Bollinger County of County Court of M. McDrummond L.S Jacob A. Taylor David J. Conrad Missouri Marble Hill Sheri Bellinger County Clerk of the Circuit Bollingeenunty Lyon Hrothers Arrinst Ernest Cumren Ernest Camren Costa D. J. Conrad

McMinn Cuts Finger In Accident

A brief local note reports that Ssint McMinn accidentally cut the end of a finger recently. He says he likely could have avoided some pain if he had chosen a different activity.

McMinn

Lutesville News items from residents and visitors

A collage of local notes reports Sunday visits and travels of residents Roscoe Burford and Walter Burford in St Louis, Bloomfield and Delta, school and church happenings, a foot-bridge joke, and notices of births, jobs, and local officials. The report includes a legal notice about an execution sale of property in Bollinger county set for the September term 1905.

Sheriff's Sale Under Transcript Execution Action

A sheriff sale is authorized under a transcript execution by virtue of legal authority. The notice indicates judicial process proceeds with property action under recorded transcript terms and relevant enforcement procedures.

Thrice-a-Week World offers value for autumn readers

The New York World Thrice-a-Week edition promotes its timely war news and wide coverage. It promises fair political reporting, a first-rate serial story, strong fiction, markets coverage, and multiple features. Subscription ads stress low annual rates and bundled offers with The Press.

The New York World New York United States Tue Press

Deed of Trust Forecloses Bolinger County Property

By virtue of a deed of trust dated December 20 1900 and recorded in Bolinger County Missouri the stipulations authorize a foreclosure. C A Stady and Ada Stady his wife conveyed to secure payment of the promissory note. The trustee and holder of the notes act under the deed of trust provisions.

C. A. Stady Ada Stady Bollinger County Missouri

Public Auction Notice of Real Estate in Marble Hill, MO

John I. Conrad trustee gives notice that on Saturday September 23 1905 at 9 in the forenoon and thereafter in the afternoon at the courthouse in Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri the real estate described in the deed of trust will be sold at public auction to the highest cash bidder. The north half of the southeast quarter of section 17 township 32 north range 4 east containing acres more or less. The sale is to satisfy the deed of trust.

Marble Hill Bollinger County Cecdion 17 Ringe 4 John I. Conrad

Administrator's Notice for Levi M Lincoln Estate

Letters of administration granted to E A Lincoln by Bollinger county Probate court dated August 11 1905. All persons with claims must exhibit within one year for allowance or be barred from estate benefits. If not exhibited within two years from publication, claims barred.

Levi M. Lincoln Bollinger County E. A. Lincoln

Opening of Missouri State Normal School Third District

The Missouri State Normal School Third District a Teacher's College will open on Tuesday September 12 1905. New plant of six stone buildings completed this fall Academic Hall the most elegant school building in the State Leming Hall a dormitory for young men completed this fall Twentieth only 12.00 a year In addition to classical literary mathematical historical and scientific courses the school gives thorough preparation for teaching Also well equipped departments of manual training cooking sewing elementary agriculture music and drawing Normal Diploma a life certificate For further information or catalog address W S Deakmont President Cape Girardeau Mo

Missouri State Normal School Albert Hall Leming Hall Deakmont Cape Girardeau, Mo

Also Mentioned on This Page

MaAisLs Hint Press Hill & Chandler Publishers Mabie Hill H. B. Sheata V. S Marble’ Hill W.K. Chandler Arrosney-at-Law Chas Hobbs Bollinger County Bank Luissvi Lie R. W. VanAmburg Wm. Lages, M. D Zalma A. J. Mayfield C. M. Witmer Marble Hill, Mo C. A. Sander Marble Kill, MO Henry M. Stniza Charles G. Revelle Taylor Mercantile Company Buiding Mabble Hill Missourl H. S. Stone B.F. McManama E. E. Bair Mageee Hitt Jean Towers W. K. Chandleer I. D. Beach, Undertaker D. Estes John Call Marsis Gaddress Taylos Ave Louis Weslee Ee ‘Frowe! Lodge Nease K.W. VasAneris WV. M Dean B. Tins Marble Ilill Modern Woodmen of America Masonic Hall J. S. Lane Clerk Jr. L. Rupertson V. C Democrat. the Press and Lutesvillle H. Schafer St. Louis B. H. Bollinger J. Mat Zimmerman Robt. Vangennip Bernard Brummer Near J. W. Slinkard Bank of Zalma R. W. Fischer Ben McCullough New Madrid County Sikeston Frank E. Burcham N. J. Wicecarver Grace Cavander Willard, Il J. F. Berry Idella Kelly Mayfield J. P. Tromason Sander & Dunn Mayfield College W. J. Bollinger Near Alliance Daniel Barks Mr. Bollinger Wm. P. McCans W. N. Nauney Gcopus Moses Whybark Merble W. T. Lessley Gravel Hill Texas Delta F. B. Clippard Tyr Press Jesse D.jawn Patton John H. Zimmerman Babe F. M. Wells Phelps’ Chapel T. H. Jenkins Albert Dalton Near Patton Fred Clippard Laflin Jackson Cape County Whitewater Valley Berkshire J. H. Estes Prop Burfordville I. A. Bowman Little Hocik, Arsk Hev Mrs. G. J. Bowman Fant Here Qur County Couurt Ayer J. W. Hanson Boulder Creek Cal Lawall DRE Tirg Igwares Choe Bright Foley G. B. Burhans Carlisle Center W. C Poley Geo. B. Myres F. M. Wellis Samantha McDrummond Lutesville News Roscoe Burford Walter Burford Murphy Thomas Russell Sikeston Herald Dickey Annie Folk Bloomfield Harry Dunkin Langdon Tosh M. Croft R. M Tron Mountain Railroad Co Chapman Charleston J. A. Russell Frank Bess Cape Normal Training School George Clark Illinois Ida Kinder of Castor Gertrude Biggs Miss Gertrude L. A. Goodwin Portland Oregon Hattie “Inder Cape Girardeau Buchanan Bessie Jesse Lambert D. W. Lutes Echo W. G. Baker J. R. Abernathy Bridges Ruth Rowe Charleston Enterprise Pemiscot Press Memphis Tenn Jackson Marble Works John H. Sander C. L. Talley Bollinger County Undertaking Company N. L. Farquhar Lutesville, Mo Ballard-Snow Liniment Cee Et. Lowis Marbie Hill
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