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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1918

Page

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Will Mayfield College New Semester Opens In 1008

Marble Hill Missouri will Mayfield College begins second semester on January seventh 1008 with all departments in good shape. A new department of Shorthand and Typing is cautiously growing. A class for reviewing teachers has been organized and several have enrolled.

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Sikeston and county notes show deep winter and fires

Local notes report a fatal 104 year old woman in Sikeston area, a depot fire at Willameville with $100 insurance, river ice closing the Mississippi and Ohio, a snow plow built by 25 Missouri Pacific machinists, a child burn death near Sikeston, quarantines at Camp Funston, and letters describing extreme cold and village life with community concern.

Sikeston William George Morris Stoddard Little River

Greeting From Township Red Cross Chairmen Drive

Township chairmen report Christmas Membership Drive progress with cash donations, but incomplete township lists pending reporting. Affected chapters will file totals by January 31. many lists and receipts still await transmission from unit chairs across Bollinger, Union, Whitewater, and other communities.

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German Alien Enemies Registration Notice in Missouri

Registration of German Alien Enemies under the November 16 1917 proclamation requires all alien enemies to register at times and places fixed by the attorney general. Albert S Burleson Postmaster General directs designated chief registrar for the Eastern Judicial district of Missouri. Instructions received from the registrar outline registration duties and compliance expectations.

United States Albert S. Burleson Eastern Judicial District of Missouri

Notice to Delinquent Taxpayers in Bollinger County

Notice to delinquent taxpayers warns to settle at the collector’s office before February 1 to avoid extra costs. The document references the Eastern Judicial district with Marble Hill included and discusses registration and wartime regulations affecting German aliens, penalties, and enforcement authorities. It notes Postmaster and Registrar roles in St Louis and in Mississippi and mentions surrounding wartime security measures. The text also includes fragmented references to local news and community notices.

January 14 1908 Daily Notes From Netlooweall

January 14 1908 diary notes report scarce news and routine updates. Measles affect some bows while Hearth remains steady. MP soldiers discuss horses in cold weather. Jesse Gaines jokes about riding. Hopkins visits heavy artillery friends. Guy Sample discharged for health and returns home to Greenbrier. Base guards describe biting cold with 23 degrees below zero and paced posts.

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Salt Dangers for Hogs Warned by Veterinarian

A veterinary expert warns farmers about salt feeding practices for hogs. Deaths linked to salt if fed after long abstinence and then in excess. Salt acts as poison when overused. best practice is small, regular portions rather than large quantities. Dr Gran reports many sickness calls traced to salt overload rather than disease.

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