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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1922
Page
4
The Marble Hill Press is published weekly by OEAN CHANDILD & COMPANY and entered at the Marble Hill post office.
Local party officials announce the candidacy for Wet office propwling. The notice says the candidate is slated for the Democratic primary on August 5, seeking a seat as a Circuit Judge in the Seventh Judicial Circuit.
Peter H Huck is authorized to announce as candidate for a political office subject to Republican voters in the primary on August 8, 1982. The filing and name spelling appear misprinted but indicate a bid by Huck for the office referenced.
Community records show irregular attendance at the church services with Epworth and M. FE church events mentioned. A note lists speakers and guests at gatherings, plus there are mentions of a musical program, hospital visits, and a coming fundraiser for a local Baptist group. The advertisement section notes piano sales, loan offers, and a brokered investment opportunity from Milford Rieges in Tromten, Maine.
A serial tale set in New Orleans exploring Mardi Gras culture and Creole society through a romance and city life. The author presents a vivid portrait of a modern city whose form has evolved yet retains aristocratic roots in a lively diverse social scene.
Rev Jenkins of Marble Hill and Rev Yount of Glen Allen preached in city church services on Sunday. An unclear local notice mentions a public event on the 4th at Zale and a planned transportation detail for attendees.
An essay contrasts callow youth with older women and discusses a New York Times piece on education and maturity. Nearby, ruins at Kholee Nyek reveal a Babylonian city named Rome with female empowerment elements, including a military and commercial community. Cuneiform inscriptions describe governance by a prince and prefect with equal powers to male peers. Postal delivery via baked tile letters and early check systems are noted. A historical check instruction appears in a pardoned context.
A damaged OCR passage notes Le Tartre Gaudran a small French township near Purl Never with ten residents, four eligible to office and a plan to elect ten aldermen as required. It hints at a referendum style council setup despite the tiny population.
Local sports notes report Whitewater’s planned return to action against Leopards as part of a tight schedule. A separate item flags a primary race where J L Eaton is named a leading Independent candidate, while a burglary case features Everets Linge implicated after an arrest and a judge orders reform school placement. Farmington church services and Advance town basketball updates close the brief.
Long red wells, haymaking, corn storage, and cabbage and beans mentioned. Visitors include May Schrock and Lola Schreck with carpentry work by de Schwewtn, plus various neighbors at Teeters and Harks gatherings. Several sightings of local trips, church or meeting attendance, and livestock notes mark a quiet countryside. occasional social visits and a Creek trip wrap the fragment.
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