Moab Publisher Names Short Horse Tale
A local Moab publication from WILL & CHANDLER, publishers, announces a brief horse tale feature. The note outlines a compact, short horse story designed for quick reading and regional interest.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1916
Page
8
A local Moab publication from WILL & CHANDLER, publishers, announces a brief horse tale feature. The note outlines a compact, short horse story designed for quick reading and regional interest.
Jur Correspondents report on community life with scattered visits to Jackson and Ellis counties. The piece lists visiting relatives, weddings, health, weather, and local happenings including church, school, and business notes, ending with best wishes for Delnwr Aberlathy and Vic Ora Choat’s December 28 marriage.
Community notes from Kennett to Marble Hill recount visits and moves. Roy Bryant and family visit relatives in Coll water while Barrett relocates to thitwoods for the year. DeWitt Soop and kin visit kin in the area. Various locals travel for business, family visits, or rest as throngs pass through Lutesville Fredericktown and nearby towns.
More than twenty students were absent with lagicone and pneumonia last week as recoveries progress. New students matriculated since January 1 including Russell Miller and Bryan Stow among others. The school hosts chapel lectures on New Testament History and plans an orchestra with about fifteen members, directed weekly by Prof Stoth and Prof Heartricks from Kansas City. George Mubrey and Anna Markhwin are among visitors. several locals attend events and express hope for future funding and improvements.
Sunday weather and illness influence Lewis Cunningham's Colorado trip and real estate hopes. Daisy Huffman and Norman Poston attended the John Poston Lena Sphiengel wedding near Crossroads. Willie Wilferth and T. D. Scott work on Gizzard Creek bridge. Supt Abernathy to Fredericktown for a debate on January 14. School notes report good attendance, honors for Mrs Welker's room, and a planned literary program at the high school.
Notice of Final Settlement details creditors and heirs in the estates of Cynthia Dewhitt, J F Stack, Bardolph James, Avery Hollinger, and others. Hearings set at Martie Hill, Bollinger and neighboring counties, in February dates listed, with administrators to make final distributions.
Public notice identifies interested parties for a final settlement in a probate matter. It states the hearing and filing deadlines, venue details, and the required steps to assert or contest claims, with emphasis on respondents locating and presenting their interests by the specified date.
Administrators announce near term proceedings regarding a noble birth and guardianship in the Prelate court of Hellingar. The birth date is December 1905. Persons with claims against the estate are warned to seek allowances within specified time. failure may bar benefits and rights. W. K. O Andler, Administrator.
Rector MoE Church South Marquand reports rising attendance at preaching services and several souls saved. Pastor Tressing Bess praises evangelist Bro Mathes for tireless work and a hopeful campaign, noting Methodism may rise to a stronger foundation as crowds increase.
Weekend greetings and school news from Lone Grove. Rev Blount spoke Saturday night urging youth to improve themselves. Miss Eula Nanney and Chas Bol linger joined the local school last week. Fi F Hahn and Mrs Ida Estes wed January 6 at her father David Crown’s home. Rev and Mrs J M Stone spent the weekend in Roseville, with reports of quiet town activity. News remains scarce this week.
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