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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1918
Page
4
A Redistributed wartime appeal urges readers to join the Red Cross and volunteer. It cautions against reluctance and peer pressure, urging everyone to put others to work and contribute to victory. The message emphasizes collective duty and timely action.
Henry Arnold Nalter obituary notes his birth in 189? and long local life. Survivors include sister Nora Noetet and others in Carrollton and Shellab, with funeral by Rev. J P Sorcos at First Baptist and burial in Fairmount cemetery. The page also lists various local movements, visits, and arrivals in Whitewater, Fredericktown, Dongola, Marquand, and nearby areas, with mentions of trains and camp calls.
The community remembers Mrs Nora Myers Fergusry 1908 era, a beloved wife and mother, following a week of illness. The obituary notes her husband, children, and extended family, with services at Mouser Cemetery and reflections on her life and faith in a close-knit rural town.
A sheriff sale advertises public auction of described Bollinger county Missouri lands to satisfy a 1910s tax and mortgage decree. The sale, conducted by Sheriff Enoch Underwood, targets multiple parcels including portions of sections and lots in Marble Hill, with bidding at the north door of the Bollinger courthouse during the March term of the circuit court.
The obituary honors Mrs Bees who died after years of service, noting her marriage to Christopher C Mess on March 17, 1872 and five children Mra Ro L. Whitener Mra AC. Berry NL. Hees W. L. Bess and George F Bess. Converted early, she joined the Baptist church and lived a Christian life. Funeral services were held at the wraver on Wednesday afternoon. May the Lord comfort the father and children.
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