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A fragmented OCR line appears from a Marble Mil postal area noting second-class mail issues. The readable portion hints at a formal notice or notice header but specifics are unclear.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
8
A fragmented OCR line appears from a Marble Mil postal area noting second-class mail issues. The readable portion hints at a formal notice or notice header but specifics are unclear.
Harvest is over and farming work shifts to stacking and threshing amid variable rain. Corn suffers from drought while meadows are short. Four family picnics Sunday honored Mr Strong’s 50th birthday with over a hundred guests from Lutesville and Jackson. pleasant hospitality noted. Mrs John Masters listed as sick. News scarce.
Keardlall Proffer and Miss Lizzie Kinder were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage in Marble Hill Sunday evening June 29 with Rev Blaese officiating. Several local families visited relatives over the weekend including John Mungle and children of Lutesville and Kathy Protier. Local arrivals and farm work noted with Mrs Martha Clayton visiting Jackson.
The locality reports a welcome rain that refreshed corn and vegetation though short lived. Folks attend church events as Rev. Robins, Rev. Davis, and others schedule services while community members travel, visit, or report health concerns and small-town happenings.
Family Groceries lists flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections with fair prices. National Light Coal White Rose Gasoline promotes 3 cans of corn or peas or hominy for 25 cents each and pumpkins at 2 for 15 cents. temperance drinks available bottled or prepared to order.
A fragment discusses a hypothetical Poet Laureate for an Englishman in 1913 14 while noting King George V’s supposed stance. The message closes with well wishes for Independence Day and a playful farewell from Smrie Simon.
W H Mayfield and Elva Davenport visited kin near Patton last Saturday night. J W Cook conducted business at Patton. Farmers haul and stack wheat as Sunday school progress continues. New teachers and superintendent to be appointed next Sunday. Rev Buckner failed to fill his June appointment after starting due to a chill delaying service. Merchant M B Greene thrives selling summer goods as preparations begin.
On the Fourth of July Johny Mayfield visited friends near Patton Sunday. Grace Seabaugh, daughter of P. H Seabaugh, has typhoid fever. A singing class will be organized at Nicholas Chapel next Saturday. Flord Hahs and Wester Wooldridge of Sedgewickville were in town Sunday. Mayrivione.
From Chatsworth Illinois this item reports local residents from old Bollinger area sharing news and health updates. Frank Baker and Shelby Stephens of Lahogue visited Chatsworth with their companions last Saturday night. The writer notes visits by Marcus Perkins and T A Perkins near Lahogue and Adam Shell’s visits to Mrs Shell's parents P M Baker. News is scarce and the item ends with a Missouri Power reference.
Health is very good at present. Mr and Mrs Joe Burk visited Adam Sittes Sunday. Mrs Mollie Baker of Blytheville Ark is visiting Joe Dunn and family this week. Ice cream supper at Grover Myers Saturday night enjoyed by all. Ben Dunn and family visited Ed Vavok Saturday. Miss Effie Kinder of St Louis visiting her parents the Kinders. Miss Edna Wagner went to Blytheville to spend summer with sister Mrs West Myers. Bland Barnhart and Troy Hopkins visited Charley Barrett Saturday. Miss Leola Cora Bess Bertha Lona Turner visited Thelma Myers Saturday. Mrs Amta Kinder sick. Mrs John Wolpers of Flat River visiting her mother Mrs MN Kinder in poor health. Albert and Otto Dunn attended Jamison meeting Sunday. Ralph Bair dealing with bills. Locals plan to spend the Fourth. Jeff and Charley Thomas and families visited FLG Myers Saturday. News scarce, signing off.
The Gettysburg Reunion brings together veterans on July 1 2 and 3 to commemorate the Civil War battle fought fifty years earlier. The clash was a hard fought Northern victory that demonstrated valor on both sides. Read Edward B. Clark’s account of the battle on another page of Tue Press.
Jackson Land Company advertises No 126 a 120 acre farm near Pocahontas with eight room house light plant hot and cold water bath and kitchen and stock farm quality. Price 65 dollars per acre. Also No 122 a 219.59 acre Whitewater bottom farm 2 miles south of Millerville Missouri with superior soil and improvements priced at 60 dollars per acre. No 100 a 114 acre farm fully fenced mostly cultivated with 10 acres timber listing.
Jackson Land Co announces the Scott Wilkinson place, six miles northwest of Jackson on Byrd's creek, now owned by J. W. Wood. It features a six room house in good repair, a new barn, stock water, orchard, six acres of alfalfa, and 65 acres of rich bottom land. Price $55.00 per acre.
Notice to creditors and others of the estate of Jacob W. Hahn that W. St. Lotes and Noah J. D. Hahn, administrators will render final settlement at the probate court in Bollinger County Missouri in Marble Hill on August 11 1913. Administrators listed.
T K Willoughby and Pal estine Willoughby mortgage deed 1911 describes two tracts totaling 24 acres in sections and townships. due to default, trustee Joseph J Gardiner will sell at Marne Hill courthouse front door on Saturday July 2, 1919 between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. to the highest bidder for cash to cover the debt plus costs.
The document directs that after debts are settled Sarah Thomas now Kruse and grandson Join Thomas will receive the remainder of a tract in section 22 township 2 north range 10 east in Hollinger county Missouri. It orders Sarah Kruse and her husband William Kruse to appear at Marble Hill Courthouse on the next term beginning the second Monday of September to answer the petition. A copy will be published in Tart Manave Hit Press Bollinger County Missouri by Jean A. Metivormius circuit clerk.
State of Missouri, Hollinger County. The court orders publication for Gilbert Hartle to answer a suit by W L Dunn to enforce a state lien on property in the southwest quarter of section 1, township 32, range 4. If he fails by the next term, the petition will be taken as confessed and a judgment will be entered. This notice appears in the Marble Hill paper for Hollinger County.
Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of Francie K Whiteser, deceased, have been granted by the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must present them to the undersigned for allowance within months from the date of letters, or be precluded from benefits. failure to exhibit within one year from publication will bar claims. Executors are George F Wirren, Guasten O Werren, and Albert Swerley.
Department of the Interior notice from the U S Land Office Springfield Missouri dated June 9 1913 states Calrin Shelton of Lutesville Missouri filed intent to make final five year proof to establish a claim to the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter section 21 township 30 north range 9 east fifth principal meridian before Clerk of Circuit Court Jesse A McGrothlin at Marble Hill Missouri on July 21 1913. Witnesses are Jense A Hahn W L Baker John James and Hayes Baker all of Lutesville Missouri. J H Bowen Register.
In Bollinger County Missouri a circuit court suit against Sarah Kruse and William Kruse and others seeks enforcement of the state lien on real property described as part of the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 22 township 2 north range 10 east containing 11 acres more or less, as named in Eli Richards will. Defendants are nonresidents and notification by publication is ordered.
Letters testamentary granted by Bollinger County Probate Court to Thomas J. Terrens executor. Hearing dated June 10, 1915. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance. failure to file within one year of publication bars them.
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