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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1915
Page
4
The speech pleased Democratic leaders and the general opinion favors Wilson's renomination for a second term without opposition.
Winter weather brings mud as families gather for a January 3 reunion celebrating Mr Proffer's birthday with thirty five relatives. Reports say the Old people enjoyed the occasion and hope for many more. Various locals travel to Lutesville on business or to visit, with multiple updates on absences illnesses and timber work in hog creek and nearby areas.
An obituary for Lillian Seabaugh born April 9 1908 died December 10 1914 at six years eight months and one day. The piece honors her kindness to family and playmates, laments her short illness, and notes Rev. P M Robins consolation and burial in Pulliam cemetery. It includes a poem about the broken golden link and a brief news fragment about hog and pork prices and a joke about a wheel barrow.
Local retailer slashes prices to move stock, advertising $1,000 worth at cost on clothing and shoes. Men and children’s footwear include $4 shoes for 3.50 and $3 shoes for 2.50, plus heavy lines and “Limp of the World” terms. Dry goods, dress goods, silks, and ginghams offered cheaply. Union suits, coats, and bedclothes promoted with deep discounts. Galvanized ware and kitchen furniture listed at low prices. sale aims to clear stock before winter.
Hog cholera caused a national loss of 73 million dollars in 1913 with pork losses over 100 million. Iowa ranked as the heaviest loser, accounting for two million hogs or two sevenths of the total yearly loss.
Creditors and others are warned that Myrtle M. Crites administrator will seek final settlement of William A. Crites estate at the next Bollinger County Probate Court term in Marble Hill. Leo W Andrus requests final settlement for J H Walker estate at the next court term. Guardian W K Campbell cites final settlement for Alexander Pierce estate at Marble Hill.
In Bollinger County Missouri the county court approves a petition to form a Special Road District covering part of Hollinger County, including the Village of Heesville, with a vote to be held January 15 1905. The court orders publication in Marble Hill and Latainille papers for two weeks and provides ballot wording for adoption of the road law.
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