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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1919
Page
4
In a brief post office item, Ean B. Hil and Cuter are listed as managers awaiting designation at Marble Hill’s second-class mail operation, reflecting staffing notes for the local mailer division.
Day of Orn accompanied by Dr Westcost at a church service. Numerous visitors from Dexter Latreville and Marble Hill filled afternoon and evening worship. Local residents, officials, and families traveled to nearby towns for visits, business, and church events. The joint Sunday school picnic by Lutesville and Marble Hill Presbyterians drew a large crowd, while gravel pit work progressed round the clock. Rural residents reported crops, health, and travel conditions amid rain and mud.
Health is good as canning peaches and apples fills the day. Mr and Mrs Otto Kitchen visit his parents. Mr and Mr Will Kitchen and George Wagule and Alvis Buckingham were guests of Philip Gregory Sunday. Mrs Rachel Vance and children visit Mr and Mrs Will Slemmer. Mrs Nellie Simmons and children visit her sister Mrs Will Slemmer. Mrs F C Upchurch and family visit her daughter Mrs Frank Gregory from Friday to Saturday. Jim Sample purchased an automobile recently. Prayer meeting at Union Grove Sunday night was well attended and all report a fine time. Harry Gor.
Linville Health is improving while steady rains arrive too late for some corn. John Conrad gives little effort to his shop recently. Wheat threshing ends as plans shift to farming in the river bottom, with Gar Lap noting the outlook.
The local farm bureau notes wheat acreage this fall will be far below last year, not more than ten percent of last season’s planted acres. A partial crop failure is cited as the reason, with preparations now underway for the next crop cycle.
A fragmentary note traces English surname origins to baptismal names. It lists examples such as Adam from Adam and Atkinson from Arthur, Anderson from Andrew, Kiliett from Miles, Jeffrey from Geoffrey, and William from Willem, noting many variants and reformulations across families.
Cleveland man inherits message from an ancestor and shares a strange vision about a railway project. The letter quotes Hon. John W. Allen advising the writer to consider age and wealth, urging caution while predicting calamity as a warning to the family. The piece reflects a curious historical correspondence and public figures involved.
In the town of Cheadee ageee the crater of a volcano shapes its streets and hot springs. Water heats homes by releasing heat from boiling waters, with pipes feeding streets and residents spared寒 from cold by controlled floor traps releasing warmth.
Hazy relic tale of ancient looting after a Roman defeat at Connee. Carthaginian leader Omtiere' claims a gold ring from Roman dead, sent to Carthage as proof of slaughter. Rings unused for mourning become markers of state status and are laid aside when not worn. Auguste: Cuemar fe A. T. 14
The readable text appears as garbled OCR about a portrait or appearance of a person, mentioning beauty and American form of Washington. Several phrases are incomprehensible or misread, without clear events, names, dates, or actions to summarize.
In Palmyra Mich the letter from T Pojer describes dull and sharp shooting pains and illness before a trust deed dated January. Voll v Lee Steerer and others, as trustees, declare a sale of real estate under the Zales Mealy Company Act to secure the payment of certain primary notes. The sale by trustee Daniel Pish will occur Wednesday September 10 at the free door of the reg ridowce in Martie Hill between 9 and 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. to meet the debt and costs.
D B Bennett and Elena Bennett by deed dated February 7 1814 conveyed certain Bollinger county Missouri real estate to a trustee. The parcel includes eight in block one in McMinn addition to Warren or Zalon? with exceptions and a right of way from north wall to King Street. Overall interest is described as excepted.
Enoch Underwood sheriff of Bollinger County will sell at public auction the described real estate to satisfy a deed of trust securing a promissory note. The sale is set for Saturday September 2 1988 at the Marble Hill courthouse front door between 9 pm and 2 pm. Proceeds go to debt and costs.
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