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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
4
Marble Hill based newspaper notes it is published each Thursday. Hill and Chandler are listed as publishers and the paper is entected at Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Correspondents report a jumble of names and events. Miss Ada Wilkies and Ada Wilkies are noted from Monday evening, with Alexander Sakard meeting a bust, and Mrs Shukaril mentioned. Shodaw shadows, Shodaw ft mentions, and a reference to Miss Alps raft and Lut wills appear amid unclear lines.
Long itemized column notes return visits by Thelinoe Myers and local family updates, school events at Little Vine, orchestra rehearsals, calendars, and prize talks. Farm hints, church notices, and community meals mix with student leaders, grades, and speeches. Obituary recalls George W Barks of Judge Clayton’s circle. legal mercy shown in New Madrid parole cases.
Notice given that letters of administration on the estate of J Elman Werip deceased have been granted. Probate court directs notice to creditors and claimants to present claims within one year. further notices announce administration actions for the estate of Radin ot Jaren deceased and for Hasna Emith Shera estate. Court dates set at Maple Fork and Martie Hall with names Martin A Janes and Henry and Nerman Eftat as admins.
Last Friday the Lutesville school hosted an exhibit that surpassed expectations. Rain did not deter a large crowd as many attendees toured the display and praised the students’ work, yielding strong satisfaction from the visitors.
The sale at the John Slagle farm on Lattin and Leopold Roth will offer cows, sow, goods, mower, cultivator, horse plows, harrow, scythe, cradle, wheat fan, gear, pitchforks, loom, bell, and other farm items. Sale begins at 1:00 PM with cash under $5 and six month credit for larger amounts with secured note bearing 1 percent interest.
Local notes report three to four days of high water from the Castor River rising again. residents Joe Bess stayed home, Williard Burk and Roy Barrett shopped at Grassy postoffice, and Joe Roy Wagoner recovers enough to plan Monday school. J B Johnson Tie Co supplies tie hacking work. Rev Davis seeks Epworth League at Liberty. some local romance prospects on the Castor side disappoint while Kizer offers sympathy as rains and river conditions persist.
An 19th century notice offers a reward of one hundred dollars to anyone cured of catarrh using Hall’s Catarrh Cure. The document, sworn before a notary on December day, asserts the firm FJ Chines & Co operates in To hedo County and promises compensation for noncurable cases.
Linger County and another county students must write to their county superintendent to secure a receipt number and permission to take the examination locally. Winner M Were County Superintendent confirms the requirement and process.
Notice to creditors and others in the estates of Cynthia J. Dewiot and J F Pack. Executors and administrators plan to make final settlements at the probate court terms in Hollinger and Rollinger counties, Missouri, with hearings in Marble Hill and Martie Hall on February dates. Names include 8 I Dewhitt, F Mewrrtt, and Ellen Back.
Notice to all creditors and interested parties of the estate of R. T. Largent Downend that Avery E. Bollinger, administrator, will submit final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Bollinger County Missouri. The hearing is set for February 7, 114 at Martie Hill. Avent E. Southern, Administrator.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that J T L Davie administrator will seek final settlement in the Bollinger County Probate Court at Marble Hill on February 1 1900 or nearest term. T L Davie, Administrator.
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