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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
8
The Manatee tii fness notes publication weekly with Marble Hall post office entry and condensed matter in its notice.
Fragmentary report cites Patinere gathering with Martin Vanderen family in Cape and St Louis visit this week. Henry Tenholler moved to Cape Girardeau hospital. George Rilink warned by Saturnley about son Fred. Cammy Fureson discharged and Thanksgiving meal described.
Influenza cases mentioned with a few severe instances. Names such as John Hatwen and Mrs F. Crawford appear among residents. Visitors include Mrs Fannie Pierce, Mrs Frank Hansen, and Monnie Chestner's Burfordville family. Social calls touch Granite City and Lutesville with weekend visits and small errands.
Advance Health is generally good with a few flu cases. Local youths attended the ball on Thursday night and enjoyed it. Marion Stuckey of Oran killed his dogs after arriving Friday and returned Saturday. Jim Miller’s family had thirteen in bed with the flu, nine others at home ill. Methie Wilfong returned from army service and will stay. Henry Umfleet and Paul Limbaugh are expected home soon. Miss Hattie Winchester stayed with Edgar Chatman at Greenbrier over Thanksgiving and returned home. Lillie Revelle and Valle Habenstreit visited Lottie Speer on Thanksgiving.
Enoch Underwood sheriff of Bollinger county will conduct a trustees sale on Wednesday December 18 1918 at the north door of the courthouse in Marble Hill Bollinger county Missouri to satisfy a past due promissory note secured by a deed of trust recorded in record book 68 page 296. The trustee refuses to act and the sale is at the request of the note holder.
Ty mixiouri sale call for cash at public auction of described real estate in the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter, township one, range ten, in Hollinger County. The notice names Enoch Underwood as Sheriff and Acting Treasurer, detailing the land bounds and deed references in the county recorder’s office.
A garbled account discusses African domes and laces, trade prospects, and imported materials. It mentions Angas, Porter interests, and tentative development of markets, with scattered references to inventories, prices, and production norms.
A garbled report discusses powerful crystals and a threat from concealed groups. It mentions Malta, Gale, and Mercer as related figures and describes potential explosive dangers tied to crystalline materials of increasing size.
Fragmented text shows a Christmas Roll Call appeal from Red Cross or Christie Roll Call asking if readers know when it occurs. It emphasizes aiding distant brothers and millions of children with shelter, love, and care. Notable garbled phrases hinder clarity but indicate a wartime charitable campaign.
A fragmentary report hints at Kew confronting an old conflict while characters like Ta Dave and Mord weave through a Porte state setting. The text references wartime echoes, a leaked fee, and a cryptic event involving a poet, with a sense of investigation and looming danger.
The Home Service is helping people across communities by answering thousands of daily calls about mortgages incomes and daily life concerns. It informs fathers brothers and husbands about welfare and letters while easing worries for those at home.
A Baltigere scout Mies Cornelia Fiske devised a Binugere avhenmum a folded paper hack that shields the drink from contact with the lips. The device allows discreet use in public, fits in a pocket or purse, and lip protectors are planned for extended use.
Spangeleich states that due to support for Liberty bonds and war philanthropies, he sees it as his patriotic duty not to borrow more than £1 at a time from any friend. He and friends in Birmingham Age-Herald context discuss wartime finance and personal restraint.
Scottsburg Inc. advertises Thediord's Black Draught as a remedy after Annie Johnson describes long constipation and stomach distress. She credits regular use with relief and urges others to seek the product for stomach disorders and related symptoms.
A war hospital surgeon recollects meeting a cheerful amputee who, after losing a leg, thanked God it was the rheumatic one. The anecdote underscores resilience and gratitude amid hardship.
French officials lauded American Red Cross efforts in wartime addresses. Lr hassaigne of the French Art Jury Sanitary Service and Motine praised Red Cross workers while M Autrond, prefect of Seine, urged continued personal effort and solidarity to secure victory.
A doctor explains to a friend that he operated on a wealthy patient not out of need but to obtain a Liberty bond as collateral or payment. The exchange reveals motives and wartime economic pressures guiding medical decisions.
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