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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1911
Page
6
American Sailor Amber is lured into a murky Calcutta underworld when a goldsmith killing triggers a chase through the bazaar. A Gurkha guards him, a secretive Mahara Rajput Balig Singh reveals himself, and Amber confronts a dangerous trap while suspects circle about his identity.
Columbia gains insights from car expert Gamruel Jordan of Missouri Agricultural College who recalls 1872 grasshopper plague. He urges farmers to preempt famine by planting corn and turnips, stock up on feed, and conserve food now as drought threatens crops and family sustenance. He warns of a possible widespread failure and urges mutual aid and prudent farming.
Throw Cream Away recounts a comic kitchen misunderstanding as a new city bride confronts the milkman about a yellow film on milk. The milkman explains the issue while the wife suggests skimming and dumping the skimmed layer as waste, highlighting domestic mishaps in a humorous tale from Parm. Guide.
In Joplin droughts have slashed potato supply and wholesale shipments. Retail price around $2.00 per bushel. Virginia arrivals expected soon, but wholesalers ship to Kansas City for higher per car returns, squeezing local stores.
At morning service the deacons and elders presented their resignations which were accepted. Months of friction involving the elders deacons pastor and membership culminated in the minister Elder Bord White resigning and delivering his farewell sermon at Lexington Mo. The Moberly congregation will reorganize by electing an entire new board.
Deputy Sheriff Liberty Andrew King died at his home after a prisoner named John Cannon struck him a violent blow over the head while King tried to separate two inmates. Cannon, from Leavenworth Kansas, was arrested for fighting. He fought as officers attempted to place him in jail.
Jefferson City report says John F. Swanger bank commissioner remains confined to his room with injuries from a Buffalo trolley car accident. He will be ill for another month.
Following dedicatory services the new Young Men's Christian Association Building in Hannibal was opened for members. James W. Lee, pastor of St. John's Southern M. E. church of St. Louis, delivered an address.
About 200 apple trees belonging to Wardell McCully Orchard Company were destroyed by fire sparked by a Wabash locomotive. The orchard was one of the state’s largest. Montgomery City reports its well is in working order with ample water supply, yielding over fifty gallons per minute and reaching 1,100 feet deep.
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