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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1911
Page
8
A fragmented note recalls Hill and Chandler publishers covering at the Mayle post office, dated November 1, in a recont class aiatier context. The readable text hints at a historical archival item involving local press activity and postal matters.
Our correspondents report farm sales with Theodore Nations buying a Bollinger County farm, visits by Rev and Mrs G W Husted, local meetings led by Mrs Sarah Massey and Miss Edna Bates, and a busy social scene. Notes mention a missing horse, new births, road graveling plans from Lewpol to Lafin, changing mail routes, and Christmas visits. regional life is described with names, places, and events.
A rural column reports on hogs sold to W S Davault, farm life in a rich county, and recent deaths including Jacob Eaker. It notes livestock, crops, and a telephone line idea, plus several visits, marriages, and community events. The piece closes with a New Year meditation on memory, virtue, and aspiration.
Rev Lewis Harty a WM College student writes to Purico Index praising Will Mayfield College in southeast Missouri. He says the school location is healthy and mineral water is fine, teachers help students face life obstacles and prepare for the next world, urging parents to visit and consider sending their children.
After a short rest I will write a few Tut Press items. Health is only tolerably good with prevalent colds and whooping cough. Garrett Jansen of Oran visits his parents. George Vanderen and Henry Tenholder went to Appleton last week. Grandma Sweitzer remains puny. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Ben Seiler. December 20 all are doing well and their black oak timber is being cut.
Order of publication in Missouri court against unknown heirs of F Joseph Fraun Miller seeks to enforce state lien on property in the northwest quarter of section 9 township 28 north range 37 containing eighty acres in Bollinger County. Defendants urged to appear by March 10 1001 or a default will be entered.
Court orders Philo T. Ruggles to appear at Marble Hill circuit court by March 1912 to answer a petition concerning land described as part of the north half of the northeast quarter of section 18 and other marked tracts. The notice requires publication in the Manesse Hill Press and warns that failure to plead will constitute a confession of judgment.
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