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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1913
Page
8
Malace Hot reports on Thursday edition from JH Chandler publishers at the Martie Mill post office, second class matter.
A garbled OCR passage lists various names and scattered terms. It mentions individuals such as Quade, Coe, Suey, and Coe again, with references to places and times but the overall meaning is unclear and not cohesive. No verifiable events or outcomes are present.
Jur Correspondents report damp conditions as Fourth of July activities in Allenville are affected. Louis Jansen traveled to St Louis with his wife who is hospitalized. Hervean Elfrink and son, Tony, Miss Sophie and Joan Tentolder’s family are in St Louis. Joe Price visits Cape Girtridicd relatives. Frank Harness and John Scharenfurd connected with the news brief. Weather slows plans. next update soon.
Farmers stay productive during brief showers and dry spells as Jerry Horrell family visited Bennett Horrell, and John Wrossel from St. Louis toured relatives. An annual picnic is planned for July 30. Datedtown worker Ben Kiffank returns home. Glennen club game ends with visitors winning. Joe Radin threshes wheat. Maude Briar and Fritz Thiele visit Advance Survey.
A large crowd enjoyed a July Fourth program with a Waeeekam balloon ascent, a noon dinner, Henry Fulton reading the Declaration of Independence, Prof. Hendricks speech on My Country, and a quartet led by T A Fulton. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. M B Greene for an egg race and Aunt Serilda Williams, age 84, as the oldest attendee. Music by the band closed the day.
Family groceries on flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections. Restaurant goods in stock and meals served any time. National Light coal white Rose gasol in stock. 3 cans of corn for 3 cans of peas for 3 cans of hominy for 3 cans of pumpkin for peaches per can only. Temperance drink bottled goods or preps.
A lively Fourth of July celebration drew attendees from across the county to a well attended picnic. Mr and Mrs JA Tlarrold of BisMarck visited Constable and Mrs J L Webb near Zale and enjoyed the day with relatives and friends. Emerson Liley’s corn field and painted white trees added to the festive scene.
A flurry of local social updates as residents report health, travel, and gatherings around the Fourth of July. Mr and Mrs Stone and Mr and Mrs Teeters visited, families seen in town, and residents like Virgil Stone recovering from a foot injury.
Mrs. Wm Owens of the Cape visited L A Cunninghams last week. A team driven by Chas Mabrey became frightened and fled, throwing him between mules and dragging him over a rail pile and rocks. He suffered injuries but no details beyond the rough incident are given.
A long local update covers Fourth of July celebrations, rain needs, illnesses, farm work, and community visits. Mentions include Janes Scott returning from Donklin county, Anna Markham with pneumonia, wheat harvest quality, and numerous visits among the Leadbetter, Selicoiter, Reis, and Tucker families. Also notes a free-for-all without injuries, a Dunklin county fever concern, horse trades, and residents planning more reports from the area.
Trustee will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash the real estate described in the deed of trust securing a note, located in Bollinger County Missouri, including the southeast and northeast portions of sections in township 31 and 41, with boundaries stated, to satisfy the debt. Also, court notice of suit against nonresidents Sarah Kruse and Wm Kruse for enforcement of state lien on the northeast quarter of section 22, township 32, range 10 east, containing 11 acres more or less.
Letters testamentary granted to Aois Anas as executor of Caroline Schweitzer deceased by Bollinger county Probate court on July 3, 113. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance. if not exhibited within one year from publication, claims will be forever barred.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that Mary E. Hahn as administratrix of the estate of Samuel Hahn deceased intends to make final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri. The notice calls for filing claims by the court deadline and outlines proceedings for the settlement of the estate.
Creditors and interested parties are informed that administrators in several Missouri estates intend to make final settlements. Notices list John A. Melhorson and Jawad Wy Halin, with proceedings in Bollinger and Hollinger counties, Marble Hill, on specified August terms in 1909.
A dense OCR paragraph bundle covers court actions and probate notices in Hollinger County Missouri. It includes a mortgage of land section 22 in township 2 north range 10 east, warnings for heirs Sarah Thomas and Join Thomas, publication orders in The Mangur Hi, and circuit clerk attestations. It also records a mortgage and publication against Gilbert Hare, and a publication order for Francie Whitener’s estate. Finally, a Department of the Interior notice lists Catherine Shelton of Lutesville filing for a homestead final five year proof with witnesses.
The Probate court of Bollinger county Missouri granted letters testamentary to the undersigned on June 19 1915. All creditors must present claims for allowance within six months or be barred from estate benefits. claims must be exhibited within one year from publication. Thomas J Teereas is the Executor.
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