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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1911
Page
8
Publisher interest at the Mayline HM pantofioe noted by HLL and Chandler. The item records a business matter involving a society and its publication partner, with emphasis on a Maylin eponym. Reading suggests a legal or formal notice context in a local paper.
Our correspondents report the school failed to open Monday due to confusion among staff and students. Mr and Mrs Everett Tallent recover from chills and are outward bound again Monday. Kinder visited Hiram. Jace Headrick went to Marble Hill. J A Berry of Glen Allen stayed several days. Gus Barrett and family visited his father Will Barrett. Mrs Lum Dement and Miss Effie Kinder shopped at Lowndes ore civ last week. Surdly end.
County court session records extensive payrolls and allowances for road overseers and labor, quarterly reports approved, fees for inquest on Joseph Leonard listed, various salaries and repairs approved, and a request admitted for Homer Farrar to state sanitarium. Includes numerous named officials, overviews, and public works expenditures across multiple districts.
County officials approved numerous payments for services, supplies, and salaries including board for paupers and various clerks, with a long list of names and amounts in the August session. An obituary notes Mrs Sarah A. Allen, born 1852, died Aug 10, 1911 near Zalma, with funeral by Rev A R Talbot.
Wordy dispatch covers local picnics with Fritz Obermiller June Soether and Jackson, Elmer Francis from St Louis, and the Francis family from Floyd Robertson to Morley and Nevada campaign movement. Mentions visitors from across counties, a stock pen incident, a fashion of travel along with farming woes in Missouri, letter from William Pare, a church revival with 25 conversions, and upcoming M E Church South service by Rev H P Crowe.
Frank Burford of Burfordville visited Lutesville Friday and Saturday. Mrs W R Smith and her son from Paragould Ark are visiting aunt Sarah Crafton. Albert Masters and Albert Parks bought a bake oven and plan a bakery at Advance. Mr and Mrs Ira McGuire of Morehouse and Mr and Mrs John Mabrey of Gordonville came up Sunday morning for a picnic.
A public auction in Marble Hill Missouri will sell a parcel of land in Den K. Peas ig Laity and Bleck 3 for cash to settle a debt in the Hollineer County Bank case. The sale occurs between the hours of noon and four on Friday September 15, at the courthouse steps, conducted by JoAn A. Nenninger, Sheriff of Mele roger County.
Visits span Castor and Gravel Hill with families of Bollinger Haynes Shetley Myers and Slinkard. Bud Casey of St. Louis returns from Cane Creek, Arley Myers accompanies him home. Travel from Lowndes after visiting Alexander Slinkard. Cars become common, mortgage to own them, and many mortgages will last.
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