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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
4
The Scar county paper faces suspension after editor Hafner’s death. Edits by Ferderson cannot resume without a capable successor. Local notice laments overwork, mail mishaps, and ongoing efforts to deliver news from Pr dericktown to Pexston while the post office and training delays hinder service.
The annual meeting of the South east Missouri Press association will be held at Farmington on April 13 and 14 CC. O'Neal of the Advance New Era, president, called a meeting of the association's executive committee to arrange the Farmington program. Members include Louie Johe Bloomfield W. Coleman Morley and C Co Oliver of Jackson Jackson Cash-Book.
Thomas Maneey died at his Doniphan home on February 12 after a weeklong illness. He was 81 and had lived in Doniphan since July 5, 1859. The piece also covers community notices, local rumors, school updates, student activities, and remarks on editor Burgess selling the Morehouse Hustler.
An old classified style ad offers One Hundred Dollars reward for catarrh cures. It asserts experience with Cheney and Co and claims Hall's Catarrh Cure treats internally. The text is garbled but presents a medical product solicitation.
A fragmentary line expresses support and well wishes for someone's upcoming work and success. The text hints at admiration and cautious pride without clear details or context.
Resolutions recount the death of beloved Brother James A Richards and express sorrow. Marble Hill Baptist Church loses a worthy member, the Sunday school a faithful worker, and his class a zealous teacher. The minutes will record these resolutions.
The community notes the death of Everett J Sanders in February 1907. The Moowa camp and neighbors pledge remembrance, religious faith, and support for his children, with a copy of the resolutions to be published in local papers and filed with county officers. A separate court notice details a 1917 tax sale of land in Bollinger County, Missouri, describing the property and sale details.
Public auction announced to satisfy a financial judgment in Bolinger County Missouri. The notice states goods or property will be offered to the highest bidder at the tone of sale to cover the execution costs and associated fees.
The sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri issues a special execution sale notice dated February Ligh day 1917 to satisfy a judgment for seventeen dollars and twenty-two cents plus taxes and interest. The real estate described lies in section KI township W range 9 1 and includes the south half of the northeast quarter and north half of the southeast quarter. The sale is set for Friday March 16 1917 at nine o'clock noon at the north door of the courthouse in Marble Hill during the March term of the Circuit Court.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a county level public rendition matter in Missouri with reference to ENOCH UNDERWOOT and costs. The readable text is unclear on dates parties or specific actions. Further verification needed to produce a precise summary.
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