Fragmentary notice from Marble Hill post office
A damaged OCR snippet shows a notice from Marble Hill related to second class mail matters. The text is incomplete but indicates postal business or official action tied to mail classifications.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1920
Page
4
A damaged OCR snippet shows a notice from Marble Hill related to second class mail matters. The text is incomplete but indicates postal business or official action tied to mail classifications.
Authorized notices announce candidates for party primaries. Daniel P Cole and Dag Fowler are listed as nominees for district level judge positions on the Republican ticket, with their candidacies subject to party primary procedures and party voter actions.
In San Francisco a party convention produced a platform and ticket. Governor Cox of Ohio is the presidential candidate and Theodore Roosevelt is nominated for vice president. The nomination followed a prolonged deadlock, suggesting unity in the chosen ticket.
Readable fragments list numerous judges and places for the August 3 1920 primary election. Names appear across towns Linville Senewickville Lutesville Dongola Zalma Gipsy Greenbrier Sturdivant Drumm and more with many individual voters and officials named in the OCR.
A terse exchange frames desire for action over words. The man jokes that the woman wants his brother who has St. Vitus dance, while noting that recent heavy rains have benefited all vegetation.
Fragmented OCR narrative describes coastal fishing lore and records, mentioning New Jersey, Cambreton, and St. Jili'e. Vague notes reference large fish, traps, and local places with unusual measurements and names.
Fragmentary OCR describes a historic coin or art piece with a central inlaid pearl, a heart motif, and a 38-quore design. It mentions a sign pointer, landline, and ownership details while noting decorative inlays and a silver square motif.
An Indianapolis News fragment recalls two Twolery children visiting grandparents near Muandle. The youngsters chart milk origins and milking talk, with seven year old Arthur musing on cows and grandpa’s “boss” cows, noting curiosity about milk and its source.
A Public Ledger item notes parrot sellers seen in Argentine streets with birds often from Brazil. It explains Argentina meaning Land of Silver and highlights the Rio de la Plata as a major silver-named river, linking early explorers, native ornament, and geography.
An introspective note prompts evaluating one’s actions toward neighbors over the past year or two. It asks readers to imagine their neighbor’s view, then apply that perspective to self judgment, yielding a thoughtful, perhaps corrective, personal reckoning.
Notice to all concerned that T. J. Treters Marshal of Marble Hill Missouri will offer at public auction for cash on Tuesday the first day of July at 2 o clock PM at the stock pen in Marble Hill for the following sheep running at large within the village limits One ewe lamb with white face no marks short tail large size One ewe lamb with black face no marks short tail One old ewe strap on back with veing on it mark of with crop off of each ear under bit in right ear One old ewe with black face have bell on marked with crop off of each ear and under sling in left and back in right One old ewe with black face and marked the same as the bell ee.
Donte Adolph Padtinger of Zalma Missouri born November 25 189? died in Hill City Kansas after a hospital accident May 15. He suffered arm amputation and gangrene while receiving care at Burke restaurant where he worked. His death prompts sympathy from Hill City residents and the Reveille New Era.
A historical notice from Bollinger County Missouri in 1920 details a court petition for divorce between Ruth Drum Frey and William H. Frey Jr. served by publication due to non residence. The document includes court dates, publication directions, and official attestations by clerk Frederick Fo Mabures.
Notice of a primary election to be held at regular polling places in each precinct of Bollinger County on August first, 1920 for nominating candidates for Missouri offices including Senator in Congress Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Auditor State Treasurer Attorney General and Supreme Court judge Division One Unexpired Term for the general election on November 2 1920.
A clerk of the County court certifies a true statement of offices to be filled at the August 6 1920 primary election for Bollinger county Missouri including judges prosecutors sh eriff assessors treasurers coroners public administrators surveyors and township constables with multiple township designations and a seal dated May 10 1920 at Mabie Hill Missouri plus an unrelated advertisement for Mess tine style fabrics and Taylor Mercantile Company buggies and harnesses by H Wolter Jackson Missouri
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