28 Aug 1913
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1913
Page
1
A highly fragmented report notes a variety of events including a show in Haag Lutesville, a car and fuel supply issue, a fatality in Cape Girardeau, a street incident in Jackson, legal notices, and mentions of agricultural and community updates. The piece mentions Bollinger county meetings, school convention preparations, and references to towns such as Sedalia, Whitewater, and Mishawaka in a mosaic of local items.
Reports note revival meetings in Hatt and local fairs, with activity from Metlife and nearby communities. Fire at Patton Billy Brower’s house on Johnson Island caused damage but was controlled. Patton and Mayfield residents express concern and seek news from Sedoville and Pleasant Hill as local anxieties rise.
Howell County leaders promote a free Street Parade morning event while a local peach industry debate notes a million dollar crop in Howell and Oregon counties. A family dispute ends with a conviction and a $1075 fine. A southeast Missouri development association meeting is planned in Bismarck to discuss immigration and roads. A severe storm in Stoddard County kills three men near Bernie and injures two mules. another storm claims a civil engineer near Tolalia. A Jackson County picnic party travels to Marble Hill and Lutesville, weather brings rain and flooding delays.
Reports by focus groups show 47 percent of growers in New York and varied figures in Virginia Oregon Washington Missouri, with Missouri River crops at 6 percent of last year. Indications are Missouri growers can market apples advantageously as orchards receive steady attention.
On August 18, 1913, Martile Hill Mo the district clerks and presidents of Bollinger County school boards are called to a convention per the Forty-seventh General Assembly. Section 1 requires the county superintendent to assemble annually at the county seat or other suitable place for the presidents and clerks of the districts.
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