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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1920
Page
4
The Marble Hill newspaper is published every Thursday by Chandler & Company with Dean B. Hil as editor and manager. It is entered at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Lutesville area residents report moves and visits as W. J. Sutton relocates near Whitewater and others, including Frank Lubbers Laflin and Charley Barrett Buchanan, purchase building materials. Family and church events recur with holidays, weddings, and social gatherings. Names such as Lages property, Brooks Junction, Glen Allen, Cape Girardeau, and Mount Carmel appear amid broad community activity and travel.
Health is very good except colds. Mrs Emma Robertson visited Mrs.
Clay Bell plans to send news health fairs winter routine. Emanuel Masters of Bear White water passed through last week. Mrs Paisley Maxley and son visited Jesse Miller and family Friday night. Rev Lee Yount filled his regular Plainview appointment on the fourth Sunday. Noah Rhodes plans to farm in Dunklin county next year. Ernest Patton visited Ed Cheek Saturday night. Ford Rhodes preached near Paradise Sunday. Charley Patton visited M F Lincoln's Sunday. Mrs Idora Patton and children visiting her parents on Cedar Branch. Webster Limbaugh and mother visited J J Patton and family Saturday night. Hay Seen.
Mrs. Margaret Schreiner born June 24, 1842 in Rodheim near Frankfurt Germany died at home December 28 1919 of bronchitis after a short illness. She grew weaker with age and heart issues but remained cared for by family and died peacefully at her daughter's home.
A memorial poem speaks of a mother laid to rest in a loving home. The piece notes her long church devotion since age sixteen, marriage to Philip Schreiner in 1865 with twelve children, seven of whom preceded her. It lists survivors and includes local scenes from Whitewater and Laflin, Christmas events, house moves, and greetings for The Press and readers.
Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of B S Snider that W K Chandler as administrator will make final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Bollinger County Missouri. The hearing will be held at Marble Hill on February 9 1920.
Quote from Chas. E. Spillard declaring advertising as one of the keenest weapons to master rising costs, highlighting its role in business strategy and cost management. The remark reflects a practical viewpoint on marketing efficiency and economic resilience.
An old advertisement promotes a catarrh cure claiming to restore ear function by addressing inflammation and the Eustachian tube. It asserts relief from deafness and offers a free sample and a remedy kit from J Cheney Co Toledo.
Mrs H Hankemeier of Kokomo Indiana describes severe irritation nervousness head and backache and stomach sickness eased after taking Cardui for six months before her baby arrived. She says she felt grand afterward and never needed Cardui again. Many grateful letters swear by Cardui and its benefits. Your dealer sells Cardui EB-IC.
Final settlement of the estate of Charles W Turner is to be made by the administrator Roy C Charles at the Bollinger County Probate Court in Marble Hill Missouri on February 9 1920. The notice appears in the public records as a final settlement proceeding for the deceased.
The undersigned administrator announces a final settlement of Henry Limbaugh deceased in Bollinger County Missouri at Marble Hills Probate Court. The next term opens the Monday of February with J P Law atod named as administrator and will finalize accounts of the estate.
Notice of annual meeting of Hank of Zalman shareholders to be held at the bar einige house in Zalma Bollinger County Missouri January 1920 between the hours of and for the election of five directors and other business. Given under our hands this th day of
The undersigned administrator of the estate of General J Chandler requests final settlement of accounts at the county court on February 9, 1920. This notice serves to inform creditors and interested parties to present claims and participate in the closure of the administration.
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