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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1922
Page
5
Local items report sports, social events, and farm notices. Mentions include Mayfield girls, Terror Island at Drums Hall in Latesville, Clover seed prices, hunting prohibitions, Marble Hill visits, W C T U meeting, basketball at the new gym, and various local business ads and personal notices.
Ren Elfrink signs a notice on the farm forbidding hunting fishing and trespass. The message lists several local individuals including F. L. Baker Henry Tenholder John Hinkebein John Steinnerd G. Z. Elfrink J. G Van deven H. L. Steinnerd J. H. Nen singer Geo J. Hinkebein and Henry Seesing. If you have news call 24.
In Glen Allen health is described as not very good. The text notes several local visits including Mrs Brunette McMarias and family, Susan Rhodes visiting Charles Cooper in De Soto, and Aunt Mary Baker dying at a daughter’s home in Te Soto. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. C. Hoher nanny. Mrs. Lum Howard and her children returned to Garden, Arkansas after visiting her mother, Mrs. S. M. Peak.
A reflective note urges seizing the present to complete essential tasks. It emphasizes that time and the future are uncertain, and only present actions shape outcomes, urging immediate effort despite weather or fate.
County Clerk's notice warns residents that time is limited to participate in a special election. The message emphasizes seizing opportunity now and beginning the year with diligent effort, noting the door of chance may not reopen.
The Bank of Caruthersville received a shipment of Peace dollars from a city correspondent bank. The coins honor President Harding and the Peace Conference, with a design distinct from ordinary dollars. A limited number was issued to friends and customers, and collectors foresee scarcity and possible future premiums.
Governor proclaims a special election to select delegates to a Constitutional Convention. Polls open at regular hours on Tuesday January 31, 1922, at all precincts in Bollinger County. Ballot form details and delegate names to be voted for must meet constitutional requirements.
A Trace Creek update notes health generally good with a few colds. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Cobb at Marion, Rev FF Yount ill, large youth turnout at a Saturday prover meeting, and a Sunday gathering at New Trace. Events mention songs, school progress, and family visits.
A New Madrid County farmer filed for bankruptcy with assets and debts listed. Attorney Conald Rotledive of New Madrid handles the case. The proceedings reference locations in the area, including Yap Sun and Lutesville, with details shown Saturday at a local niche event.
A brief notice outlines a convention to revise and amend the Missouri Constitution. Voters are urged to participate in the process to shape state governance.
In the matter of the administration of the estate of Lalat Bollinger, administratrix, a final settlement is to be held at Marble Hill, in xyid county, before the Prehat court on February 13. The notice calls for all interested parties to appear and present claims or objections to the estate’s final accounts.
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