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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 01, 1920

Page

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Notice to Bollinger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society Members

Notice reports January Butler county circuit court docket with 104 cases, half divorce actions, Dunklin and Cape Girardeau counties road bond votes, death of Senator William Hunter, sheriff sale ads in Poplar Bluff Republican, a Dexter hardware store robbery, and local news from Ironton Farmington Marble Hill and Marble City papers. Also lists amendments and officers for Bollinger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society and appointed trustees.

Globe-Democrat Butler County East Praire Eagle Harry E Alexander Cape Girardeau County Bob Ward Caruthersville Thomas R.R. Ely Kennett FM. Norman Stoddard County W. H. Meredith Poplar Bluff Bollinger County Farmers’ Mutual Aid Society Bollinger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society Marble Hill Soil Society

Union Ridge News Roundup and Christmas Notes

Union Ridge residents share Christmas visits and family gatherings. The Union Ridge School progresses under Misa Mertie Vaughn. Local families including the Reutzel, Davault, Filer, Barks and Lutes exchange holiday greetings and care. A quip about business and advertising closes the column.

Santa Union Ridge School Misa Mertie Vaughn O. W. Reutzel E. M. Barks Heater Barks Will Mayfield College John Davault Davault E.G. Lutes Sophia Filer F. F. Filer Eli Barks Mertie Vaughn Marble Hill E. E. Barks Rix

Missouri Weekly Industrial Review Honing state progress and headlines

The Missouri Weekly Industrial Review reports the state treasury balance at 5 106 831 dollars as of December 1. Joplin launches a six story auto supply house. Johnson county sees Landworth change ownership in a week. Oklahoma capitalists plan a Monette cannery. Webb City zinc and lead ore discovery marked a rich strike. Lees Summit farm sells plain for 500 dollars an acre, stocked with 75 000 dollars in Hereford cattle. Linnens farm ships 20 000 pounds apples. ore assay shows 84 percent lead and 204 ounces silver per ton in Stove county. Fulton two year old prize mules bring 2100 dollars. State records list 228 250 automobiles, a 50 240 increase.

Joplin Landworth Johnson County Oklahoma Monette Webb City Lees Summit Linnens Stove County Fulton

Local residents share holidays and visits across town

Gilen Allen arrived late for a last issue. Hubert and Paul Ossig visited parents during holidays. Paul Farnsworth of Kansas City and Arthur Miller returned home from Arcadia area. Katey Lincoln, Rebecca Rhodes, Laura Pirtle, Hattie Belchampter visited relatives. James Belchamber, Bent Watson, Irene Shuler, Dora Lutes and Tony Shuster are spending Christmas week with families. J. M. Chronister reports a rush buying ties and supplies. Herbert Chronister heads to Flat River on business.

Hubert and Paul Ossig Fiat River H P. Ossig Paul Farnsworth Kansas City Arthur Miller Knobel Henry Filer Rebecca Rhodes Katey Lincoln Jesse Clannin Mmes Laura Pirtle Manuel Masters James Belchamber Arcadia Irene Shuler Hattie Belchamber Bent Watson Cora Sittes Dora Lutes Henry Myrick Tony Shuster St. Louis W. L. Lutes J. M. Chronister Herbert Chronister Flat ‘River

Thursday night sermons and local events in village

Miss Cora Sides returns to a lively church scene as Rev Zene Yount recovers from two months illness. The community reports visits, travels, school activities, a Christmas program, a Knight of Pythias event, and family updates from Lutesville to Blodgett with several weddings, illnesses, and teaching assignments noted.

Cora Sides Zene Yount Blanche Robins Mabel — Myrick Marble Hill Blanche Wright Lyman Chronister Morris Bloom Lutesville Roy Bees St. Louis Edward Howard St Louis Charley Bess Bessville John Wright Grisham ‘Spur Win Hale

Christmas greetings and local social notes in Blodget area

Mr and Mrs Julius Williams of Blodget visit relatives here then return to Mayfield to see home folks CC Welker and Chas Hawn of Bessville were in town Friday We regret Judge Ellinghouse’s illness and wish him a speedy recovery Jesse Henson, Mt Conner farmer, died of pneumonia Saturday Funeral at Rhodes chapel Miss Wolters, Jackson visit Home folk Buckner now Mrs Henson wedding wishes John Ellis family Silver Springs visit Sikeston and Dudley Whitener Christmas events at schoolhouse and Baptist church Methodist Sunday school entertainments

Julius Williams Blodget Mayfield CC. Welker Chas. Hawn Bessville Judge Ellinghouse Jesse Henson Mt. Conner Rhodes Chapel Miss Wolters Baptist Church Methodist Sunday School

Local Social News and Visits Across The Area

Lone Grove Health praised though plagued by colds as mild weather arrives. Mrs Frank Hansen and son Floyd visited for Parents Friday. Miss Alpha Welch improves after illness. Crawford and Hansen families host gatherings. Edwards and Daley guests at L C Edwards home. Miss Eulahi Pierce visits Cape Girardeau kin. Esther Hansen and Harry Edwards visit Crawford’s home. George McCain of Neelys Landing visits parents. Clyde Huffstutter from Granite City visits relatives nearby. Harry Edwards and Roy Hansen travel to Lutesville. Frank Hansen plans work stint at Clarkton. Dance at Mr Hartle’s draws crowd. James Bollinger to Marble Hill. Reaper.

Frank Hansen Floyd Alpha Oscar Welch F. Crawford Harry O. Edwards Lucy Daley L. C Edwards Noah Madglin Eulahi Pierce Omrie Pierce Cape Girardeau Esther Hansen Harry O Edwards E F E F Crawford Mr. Hartle James Bollinger Marble Hill Reaper

Pound School Health and Christmas Program Noted

Pound school held a well attended Christmas program with attendees reporting a nice time. Various local residents visited, traveled, or recovered from illnesses. notes mention pneumonia, colds, and assorted visits among families and neighbors. A lost pocket medical case and instrument were reported between Glen Allen and Marble Hill with a reward offered.

Glen Allen Marble Hill Stanza

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