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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1920
Page
4
The Maneerk in Pirss is issued by Chandler and Company with Dean B. Mill as editor and manager. It is entered at the Morbie Hill post office as a newspaper publication.
The Post-Dispatch argues for immediate ratification of the peace treaty and covenant. It condemns opponents for compromising the terms, warns of political delays, and stresses the treaty’s vital importance to America's honor, democracy, and postwar stability. It cites Wilson Bryan and condemns any delay until the next election.
Reverend Oliver H. Duggins, presiding elder of Farmington district, will preach at Hill church Saturday night and lead the second quarterly conference. Sunday at 11, he will administer the Lord's Supper inviting all Christians to participate. Mrs. Henry Radle of Farmington had business in Lutesville Monday. Will Abernathy and family move to Flat River where he buys the DuLaney shop. Mrs. Abernathy helps, Willie attends school. Furnace trouble at Hill church noted. new pieces arrived and will be ready for Sunday. Squire Charles Sommer and wife of Glen Allen transacted business.
A jumble of names and brief movements from Marble Hill, Goaterly, Zale, and nearby towns. Residents like Willhin Powell, Pink Stevens, Allen Down, and James Stovall travel for business or hospital visits. Several families plan moves to Texarkana and Plat River while local church, school, and social ties surface in short notices.
Local store promotes saving over mail order and urges timely payments. Advertised prices on shoes overalls coffee sugar and pantry staples plus a closeout on ladies coats and reduced prices on men’s overcoats. Shopper Wm F Beckman of Zalma buys merchandise. account settlements urged by February 1 with interest if past due.
An old advertisement claims catarrhal deafness cannot be cured except by a proprietary treatment from F. J. Cheney and Co. It asserts mucous membrane inflammation causes deafness and promises a free trial offer via druggists. The tone resembles period medical marketing.
Final settlement of the estate of Jesse Green, deceased, to be filed by administrator James H. Green at the Probate court of Bollinger County Missouri. Hearing at Marble Hill on February 9, 1920. Creditors and interested parties urged to present claims by then.
The Interchurch World Movement cites a plan to raise 400 million dollars to endow small colleges, funding salaries and equipment. The initiative aims to bolster denominational institutions that train ministers and missionaries, stressing their role in American life and intellectual life while warning against sectarian propoganda and overreach by large universities.
Gold Marjoram a Jersey cow owned by J E Jones of Liberty Missouri yields 852.69 pounds fat and 15540 pounds milk establishing a world record. Chas W Turner reports she is over 11 years old and first Jersey to exceed 850 pounds butterfat in a year. The record surpasses Sophie Hood Farm 847.87 fat from 15948.2 milk and breaks Missouri mature Jersey state record by 72.55 fat.
Estate administrator JOP Lawmavon invites creditors to present claims before final settlement at the probate court of Hollinger County Missouri Marble Hill on February 1 1900. The administrator will conduct the final settlement at the peat term.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estates of General L. Chandler and B. S. Snider deceased. Administrators will file final settlements at the next Probate Court terms in Bollinger and Hale counties, Marble Hill, on February 6 and February 8 respectively.
State or Mimmuntiy Downy of Bellinger announces that the guardian of HV Slinkard will apply to the Probate court at the next term on February 10 for permission to resign as guardian. Kianche Slinkard is named as guardian.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that J.0 Barklow as administrator intends to make final settlement of the estate of Cletus V Hurklow deceased. The Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri will hold the final settlement at Marble Hill on February 6, 1a.
Notice is hereby given to all creditors and heirs that the administrator of the Charles W. Turner estate will make final settlement in Marble Hill, Hollinger County, Missouri, on February 1. Administrator Rev C. Charles.
Advertisement announces Dr R W VanAmburg a resident dentist offering dentistry in all branches using the latest methods in Lutesville Missouri.
W. K. Chandler, attorney at law, offers land abstracts and title investigations in Marble Hill Missouri. Specializes in title search, closings, and collections to aid property transactions.
Bollinger County Abstract and Real Estate Company offers abstracts on short notice along with fire tornado and life insurance services. They list property for sale and note their office in Witmer drugstore building. A pale red cow with a dehorned head and missing ear bits is missing since early May. reward offered by Geo A Grimstarr of Marble Hill Missouri.
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