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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1917
Page
8
Fragmentary notice indicates Marble Hill post office matters and publishing items by Mill and Cuandler. Details unclear due to OCR errors but references a weekly cadence and local postal classification.
Correspondents report spring days with grip cases and widespread illnesses. Mrs Pfie Winchester visits her mother Mary Johnson while Arnold Bagby visits Walter Murphy's family. People attend church, sales, and meetings. smallpox scare mentioned but no cases. Plans to move, timber buying, sugar camps active, and many minor social visits noted.
Nelsonville resident Minnie Perry recounts years of severe head dizziness and illness, credits Cardus tonic with cure after trying multiple remedies. The notice, plus local business and court actions in Marble Hill, Missouri, includes sheriff sales and legal judgments across Bollinger and Hollinger counties.
The Thursday thaw brought winterlike conditions as residents such as Alexander Slinkard and family headed to Morley for work. Sunday visits included Moira Revackis and family, with Audrey Sadler staying near Jackson. Numerous locals attended Hog Creek school closure and various visits to relatives, shops, and mills, including Rev John Stone of Lutesville Marble Works.
Letters of administration have been granted by the county probate court on February 7, 1007 for the estate of Werbh Statler. All guardians or claimants must present their claims within one year from publication or be barred.
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