29 Aug 1895
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1895
Page
1
A muddled report blends notes on wheat and silver markets with county finances and public works. It cites foreign buyers, domestic consumption, and price projections, then lists council approvals for school funds, road maintenance, and sidewalk projects in Marble Hill, with salaries and warrants for officials and contractors.
A scattered community column reports on a Whitewater picnic and local deaths, marriages, and illnesses. It mentions Joseph Markart’s death from hurricane-related causes, upcoming travels, church notices, a marriage at the Post residence, Ed Stevens’s illness, and upcoming travel by local drummers. Also notes on shop checks and local residents' activities and a minor public disturbance in Micoland.
Local sheet reports unsettled weather with expected showers and high winds. Residents seek help for farm tasks while others plan travels and family visits in the Papininci and Lifertyvide area amid community notices.
Mrs. Allen Welker of DeSoto visits the vicinity where farmers are muttering about rights of way involving land use, drying fruit, and watermelons as part of a curious local happening.
Local chatter cites names like V. Simkar Henry fraits Billy Meiase and Cape Girardeau figures. reports discuss a fall of a horse, a house construction plan, and a financial panic over Treasury receiverships. Mentioned are Tatesville, Zalma, Malden, and Buchanan Marble Hilburnes with various social notes and events.
An underground river was located near Charlotte D C about 44 feet beneath the surface. It is reported as fourty four feet below ground, around ten feet wide and roughly six feet deep, with discovery noted in US04.
GB Cole presents account for care and support of paupers on poor farm totaling 8118 and seeks $51.00 rent for last quarter ending Aug 15 1805. balance due 54.50. Henry M Smith circuit clerk allowed 05 for quarterly statement drayage and postage. Order approves the school fund bonds.
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