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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
1
A federal judge warns that enforcement of national prohibition requires strong action beyond light fines. He cites cases, cites the need for federal and local cooperation, and urges citizens to aid investigations while protecting informants.
Master of the Methodiet Chewch from 1 OW CEM will give a free lecture at the Sot Methodiet Church in Lutearifte Mosley on July 10. The talk titled America the Beautiful promises an engaging evening and invites all attendees.
Charles E F Betzler of St Louis expresses gratitude to those who assisted in recovering his nephew Robert Charles Weiner who was drowned Friday at the bridge in Cold Creek. He also thanks people for the sympathy and kindness shown during the bereavement.
The Tettinggfer County Dairy Association held its regular meeting at the Opens Heure in Tuteaville with about twenty members present. Discussed cattle and feed topics, new additions by members, and plans for the next meeting including a drive to select heifers and a briefing on community dairy needs. Officers Presnell and Shrum were noted, with Robert Brum mentioned for upcoming participation and dates tentatively set for the next gathering.
Motarevical Report of Cooperative Observer Marie V1 Hay liger Cowity Missouri for the wet end Mimdoe daily note explains rainfall hail sleet and snow recorded. It states ten inches of snow equals one inch of rain and marks temperature highs and lows with symbols. RK A DEWITT, Observer.
A stray western mare about nine years old, sorrel with a small blaze on the face and a left hip mark, was taken up around May 1, 1922, two miles north of Laflin, Missouri. Owner sought.
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