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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1900
Page
4
E L Drum, W T Lesley, Alf Moore and others renew for The Press and The Leader. Weather, sales, and clothing bargains mix with notes on Rev T W Glass, Dr Warren Smith, Robert Drum and local officials. Muddled items mention Rocky Mountain Tea, calendars, auctions, and a stock of Hick’s Almanacs.
J M Crites shipped hogs to St Louis Monday night J M Slagle Whitewater visited town Saturday Mrs F A Stanton ill with paralysis Mrs Samuel Sullivan sick Mrs F A Portis ill Mrs J M Burford slowly improves from stroke Rev G W King preached at M J Church Judge Hindman Zalma en route to Sedalia Pension of 310 dollars secured for heirs of Samuel Robins and Mrs Alfred Moore by federal agent Sank Phelps of Oran visiting relatives M J Crites and Noah Shelton left for Cleveland Oklahoma on prospecting trip Joseph Jamison on sick list D W Robertson returned from Buchanan Jensy Englehart bought Walker property in Phelps addition John Phelps moved into Rev Pinnell property Plan grand bar at city hall next Tuesday night Chas Ries Wendrickson visited A J Lincoln returned from St Louis Uncle amities and sale pitches at The Leader promoting clearance sale prices Hundreds of lines about local property transactions and court notices follow.
Legal notice describing a mortgagee sale of real estate in Bollinger County Missouri and a separate sale of school lands. The document details a 160 acre parcel in Ballinger County, a mortgage default, and scheduled auction with terms, plus a sheriff sale of school lands under court order to recover principal and interest owed.
The New York Star promotes an educational contest awarding a high grade bicycle daily for the largest word list from THE NEW YORK STAR letters. Prizes include watches, dinner sets, china, and silverware. Subscription form requires twelve 2-cent stamps for thirteen weeks. Contest runs June 26 to August 21, 1890, with winners printed in the paper.
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