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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1901
Page
1
A dispatch notes Boer forces inflicting heavy losses on the British with fifty killed and wounded and two prisoners. The piece also mentions Missouri militia mustering in Charleston, political candidacies in Chilligothe, and debates on tariff policy including criticisms of tariff benefits and ship subsidy plans.
A. J. D. Burford urges the Legislature to enact stricter game laws with enforcement provisions. He praises the State Warden’s efforts and deputy wardens, arguing strong laws can preserve game, especially by banning market killing that decimated buffalo and risks deer, turkey, quail, and pigeons.
Beleville reports typhoid in a child of John Sullivan and six small pox cases at Marquand with all patients doing well. Dora Liler and Nora Rauls visit at Besaville while J M Welker leaves for Jefferson City. Noah Sitzes buys Besaville property to move soon. Henry Sitaes contemplates Greenville move as Besaville enjoys a boom. Wood and bolt hauling active and Prof Ainsbury and wife visit relatives during holidays. 16 to 1.
Health is tolerably good. Christmas passed quietly here. Some of our boys have receroed from the fishery with little luck but report a good time. Married on the 25th at BFL Patton and Miss Ollie Rogers. Rev. John H. Yount officiated. J. Allen moved to a house of his own and boards there. Born on the 24th a daughter to Tt. K. Davis and wife. Union Ridge school held a spelling bee and box supper night, box supply short. Poley Yount visiting relatives at Flat River. Young people gathered at Neely Limbaugh’s on the 26 practicing singing. Success to lium Press.
Local items report Benjamin F Davenport of Cape County visiting relatives and Miss Mary Gibbs returning home from St Louis where she works as a stenographer. Urban Gibbs has moved to Louisiana for railroad carpenter work. J A Berry visits Buchanan. John McKelvy hauls cordwood. Epworth League draws youth, meetings on Fridays. Pearl and Prof Hugh Zimmerman’s holiday visit, schools dismissed for holidays.
Local notes report fine weather and holiday activities in Huskey area. Christmas Day hogs were processed with help of J M Shinkard. several residents visited relatives, and Miss Annie Slinkard visited Miss Minnie Proffer. A wedding occurred near Rock Point. Mrs Ramsey and children visited Huskey on J W Davault’s farm. old year reflections and New Year resolutions conclude the item.
Fragments reveal marriages, deaths, and church work. Prank Graham weds Amy Sitzes at the old church. Mrs. Wattsof near Rock Point dies. The new church building progresses amid harsh winter. decorative furniture and cost details noted. Local residents return for holidays, including Tony Steverink, Derk Tenholder, and August Nenninger. Tallent new post, growing store and home on J W Tallent farm, and carpenter activity mark community gains. New residents from Indiana arrive as ex-Judge Stinkard sells assets. local farming and improvements highlighted.
Hawn and Alsi note people moving to Patton urged by bus service and housing needs. A new holding for M J Church South is under construction with plans to be finished by February. A school led by Bob Tinnin. a young people’s society meets Fridays. W G Kitchen in Marble Hill. surprise parties for local families. Smallpox cases total twenty eight with one death due to rain exposure. Narrative mishears quoted and a Missouri circuit court notice referenced.
The circuit court issues publication notices in Marble County for lien enforcement on real property owned by defendants not residents of Missouri. Tract details include 204 acres and 40 to 160 acre parcels in sections 10 11 12, townships 31 28 31 and ranges 8 east, with orders to appear by March term or have defaults entered. Also notices a separate case for J W Baldwin heirs involving 40, 160, and 100 acre tracts in sections 11 13 23, townships 28 31 33 and ranges 4 8 east, with similar appearance deadlines and publication in Marble III Press.
The State of Missouri relations to William B. Yount collector Isaac S Cos defendant, Isaac 5 Coe not resident. Publication to inform that plaintiff has filed suit over Lot 20 in Range C in Marble Hill. If Coe does not appear by next term on second Monday in March, judgment by confession will be rendered. Copy of the notice published in Marble Hill Press. Circuit Clerk SAM J. McMINN seals the document.
In the Grew Court March Term the State of Missouri through Willian By Yount, Collector, sues N. W. Newberry. The court orders publication of summons by the Marble Hill press, requires appearance by the second Monday of March, or the petition will be confessed. A true copy of the record is signed by Circuit Clerk Sam J. McMinn.
In the circuit court in March term 1901 the State of Missouri and William W Voum as collector sue The Cooperative Loan and Saving Association nonresident. The plaintiff by attorney W S Chandler files petition and affidavit alleging nonresidency and moves for notice by publication in vacation.
A 19th century notice touts a biweekly Republic edition sent every Monday and Thursday for $1 a year. It claims readers gain political, domestic, and foreign news, market and business information, plus household tips, fashion, fiction, and book gossip for both men and women.
The Thrice-a-Week World continues daily news in concise form for readers. This notice promotes a combined one year subscription deal with The Mareole Hill Press offered at 1.16, compared with the two-paper regular price of 1.50.
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