25 Aug 1892
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1892
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR text provides few readable facts about Moses Whybark with unclear additional names and dates, offering no coherent event, place, or organization to form a full news-card summary. The readable words mention names and scattered letters without context.
Sheriff John Husky of Bollinger County Missouri announces a public sale of real estate to satisfy a mortgage debt tied to Elias Weiss and wife Sarah Wells. The sale, authorized by the county court order, will occur September 16, 1892, at the west front door of Marble Hill courthouse from nine a.m. to five p.m. Cash only.
Local items report posters for a grand picnic planned for August 27, 1892 at Bessville and social calls at the parlor. Mentions of Rev. Bowman conducting a protracted Presbyterian meeting, the Institute law repeal efforts, receptions hosted by Miss Clara Snyder and Misses Bollinger Graves, and Confederate notes held by J. E. Minor. Also notes on the Blodgett judicial convention deadlock, Democratic and Republican ticket highlights, and upcoming Sunday School Conference at Lutesville with program details.
In reply to your inquiry, J M Woon, Attorney General, states no provision under the law authorizes the County Court to issue bonds for building bridges. The bridge proposition was not submitted to voters as petitioned for.
August 12 1892 Marble Hill teachers gathered in the Academy to form a Teachers Association electing W. A. Leoffer as chairman Jaco Lutes as assistant chairman T. A. Caldwell as secretary The chairman named Geo B Myers T J Burke and Robert Teeters to plan the next meeting and the group adjourned to meet the first Saturday in September
Fragmented notice indicates a shutdown at Magnolia mills in Sonatea ville next Monday August 20 92 with flour on hand and possible action to adjust mill conditions Elmer Bair involvement unfinished due to garbled text
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