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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
4
A local weekly published every Thursday under Dean Chandler & Company with Dean K. Hill as editor and manager. The issue details the newspaper’s publishing office and post office entry status.
An election notice stating Oc to aiate the following caneniote for the office subject to the section of Republican voters in the primary election on August 8.
Lutesville Milling Company in Lutesville Missouri announces a carload of both md and white Northern Sood Oats available for immediate purchase. Prices are stated as favorable and buyers are urged to hurry before stock runs out.
The Caruthersville Demokrat-Argus reports Secretary Mellon opposes a veteran bonus while criticizing lavish wartime gifts to railroads and large capital interests. The piece accuses Washington leaders of self-interest as elections loom.
A local newspaper criticizes Rev PF M Baker for attempting to publish a four page church bulletin funded by outside funds. The piece accuses him of seeking lower quotes and out of town publicity, noting past favors and asserting the church owes readers public notice rather than paid ads. The writer regrets aiding the effort while supporting other local institutions.
Southeast Missouri State Teachers College Cape Girardeau hosted a six week Farmers Short Course during Farmers Week in February. Attendees praised the practical, community oriented program with faculty and visiting speakers from colleges and agricultural groups. The college plans to make the course a permanent feature and expand outreach to rural schools, establish demonstration counties, and boost training for district teachers during the 1922 summer term with noted lecturers including Dr Paul H Hanus.
The sheriff of Bollinger County Missouri will sell at public auction on Monday March 13 at Marble Hill courthouse north front door the property described in the December 23 1919 deed of trust by Owen Cummings and his wife to Lee Henley as truster comprising 220 acres in Bollinger County to satisfy the note and debt secured by the trust deed. A. J. Baker Sheriff.
In the District Court of the United States for the Southwestern Division of the Eastern Judicial District of Missouri the first meeting of creditors for Clarence C Shokan, resident of Zalma Missouri, will be held March 2, 1972 at 1 o clock in the afternoon at the Referee in Bankruptcy office Suite 1 and 2 Houck Building 128 Main Street Cape Girardeau Missouri. Creditors may attend to prove claims appoint a trustee examine the bankrupt or transact other business. The meeting will consider the sale of all estate real and personal property with sale to be approved and confirmed by the court.
The piece conveys appreciation while acknowledging regret for addressing the issue. It notes relief once the matter is out of the system and echoes shared sentiments from Hire, Cameron, who claims similar experiences with such treatment. The tone is reflective and resigned about ongoing problems.
Advance notice from the Cape Southeast Missourian signals that teachers and administrators expect the 1921 summer term to attract record attendance, promising a strong start for students and schools in the region.
The Southeast Missouri O F and Rebekah Lodges plan the annual meeting in Charleston on April 2. It outlines delegates per lodge, per capita tax of three cents, and March elections of delegates. Grand officers expect attendance. Charleston Lodge urges participation for the harvest gathering.
A letter from C K Sharp, president, and J K Kinkead, acting, urges lodge representation for a memorable Odd Fellows meeting. The text includes a regional anecdote about corn liquor in the North Carolina mountains and a tonic claim for 666 curing malaria and fever.
Public notice that T H Barnhart and Minnie Barnhart defaulted on a deed of trust dated September 11, 1911 and recorded February 25, 1914 in Bollinger County Missouri. Sheriff A J Baker, as trustee, will sell at Marble Hill court house front steps on March 18, 1922 between 9 AM and 5 PM, to satisfy the note and interest. The property comprises 100 acres in sections 25 and 28, township 29 N, range 8 E. First published 2-16-22.
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