Water post office location muddled in report
At the Marhoe Hill post office, Water is noted with unclear or misspelled naming, reflecting OCR confusion in the readable fragments of the report. No further verifiable details or dates are present.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1915
Page
8
Local Harvest Notes and Community Gossip
Our Correspondents report wheat prices stable at per bushel and overall health good. Farmers busy with hay as local activity continues. M Petruff and John Crites and families visited George Huffinan Sunday. Sunday school progressing well. John Vangilder lost a fine milk cow recently. Win Strong and Moses Penturf leased wheat land from A D Baker for a year. Jean Schekler of Jackson and Miss Pansy Wann of Latesville visiting Win Strone. Women busy making sauerkraut. Prck s Bao Bov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Penturf
John Crites
George Huffinan
John Vangilder
Moses Penturf
A. D Baker
Jean Schekler
Jackson
Pansy Wann
Latesville
Win
Strone
Prck
Fourth of July celebration at Castor river bank
Community members enjoyed a July Fourth at Castor riverbank in Charlesford with a ground dinner. Farmers report wheat stacking this week. Local updates note illnesses and employment changes, a Liberty VLE Church South conference, and small local events including a dog purchase and poultry depredations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castor
Charlesford
Z. D. Bess
Hse
Willard Burk
J. A
Hogeve
F. G. Myers
Ben Dunn
Oto Burke
Glen Alien
Henry Smith
Will
Tree Press
Picnic Guests Gather at Glen Allen in Buaca Eves News
Me and Mrs Jim Haynes and families visited their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Haynes on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Forrest Bollinger visited Glen Allen with Dan Zimmerman. Eliza Whitener visited daughter in Marquand as news stays scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Alle
Newt Beal
Dye Goodson
Harry Whitener
Price Whitener
George Bollinger
Glen Allen
J. Stevens
Jim Haynes
Adolph Haynes
Henry Haynes
Forrest Bollinger
Bollinger
Dan Zimmerman
Bessie Haynes
Esther and
Eugie Pridy
Eliza Whitener
Marquand
Buaca Eves
Local notes on residents and farm trades in Mill Springs area
Trowel Health is very good. John Brown, who left last week, is now railroading at Mill Springs. Robert Garner of Buchanan moved here to work on the farm with his brother John. AR Shell of Cane Creek visited parents nearby Sunday. Adam Wiseman purchased a fine young mare from L Null and now operates a Case hay baler worth $100 per set. The community reports a hay crop record this season. John Collins and Dorman Elledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Brown
Mill Springs
Robert Garner
Buchanan
John
AR. Shell
Cane Creek
Adam Wiseman
L. Null
Adam
John Collins
Dorman Elledge
Hay crop notes and local farm activity near Schlattz
In the Heho area on Saturday night near Schlattz, James Griffey reports the largest hay crop with an estimated 800 to 1,000 shocks of redtop timothy and clover. Rev S G Vergin assisted J J Griffey with wheat stacking last week. William Sheil plans to bring his thresher outfit to the community soon as recent rains created minor trouble for James Clubb and Peter Lo Bess with clover hay. Della Hettie Bess Dora Mouser attended Palmore church Sunday. Lon Gaines and wife are visiting his father W E Gaines this week. Rascer?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlattz
Heho
James Griffey
William Sheil
S.G. Vergin
J. J. Griffey
Della
Hettie Bess
Dora Mouser
Palmore
Lon Gaines
W. E. Gaines
Local News Sketches From Missouri Farm Communities
Health is fairly good. Farmers are done stacking. Mr and A A Kinder made a business trip to Lowndes Monday. Mrs Sid L Smith visits relatives near Marquand. Young folks attended an ice cream supper at Arthur Hopkins Saturday. Miss Grace Warner visited her aunt Mes Elizabeth Wagner Monday. Sam McMinn went to Marble Hill Saturday. Elmer Dunn, studying at Cape Girardeau, visited family from Saturday to Monday. Mr and Mrs Joe Burk of Turkey Creek visited their aunt Mrs Bob McMinn Sunday evening. Miss Mayme Bell staying at Win Hovis. Rex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Kinder
Lowndes
Sid L. Smith
Marquand
Arthur Hopkins
Grace Warner
Elizabeth Wagner
Sam
McMinn
Marbile Hill
Elmer & Dunn
Cape Girardeau
Saurday
Joe Burk
Turkey Creek
Bob McMinn
Mayme Bell
Win. Hovis
Rex
Local Notes From Grassy District Harvest and Visits
Crops look fine in the vicinity with threshing mostly finished. Leo Matthews traveled to Linesville and Glen Allen on business. Mrs Gertie McCormick visited Eva Haynes, Reba McCormick sick but improving. Rev Marion Monser has left Grassy to farm. Clarence and W Patterson hosted visits. Chronisters visited Newell family. Uncle Roe Cooper returned from Fredericktown. Matthews ball game praised. Sank news requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Matthews
Linesville
Glen Allen
Gertie McCormick
Eva Haynes
Reba McCormick
Grassy
Marion Monser
Clarence Wallace
W W Patterson
Frank Chronister
J. J. Newell
Roe” Cooper
Fredericktown
Matthews S
Hoxey
Community Notices From Locust Grove and Nearby Areas
Huskey Rev Frank Shanks preached at Locust Grove Saturday night and Miss Audrey Sadler visited Mrs Thomas Huskey Jr recently. Misses Adair and Belle Robertson of Lutesville visiting Elmer Robertson on Lessley Ridge. Mrs McKee and boys of Cape visited Squire Huskey recently. Grandma Sadler returned home from Oak Ridge. Mrs Elmer Robertson and children back from Senath visit. Uncle Andy Bollinger and family from Daisy for the Fourth. Mrs Anna Call visited Mrs Rast Saturday. May Barrett and children visited Thos Huskey family on Hog Creek. Tom Brown and family of Hickory Grove spent the 3rd at Glen Allen. Mrs Berlin Barks of Union Ridge visited B H Ramsey. Wednesday, Wm Fox on the play list lately. Elisha Jones intends to move to Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huskey
Frank Shanks
Locust Grove
Audrey Sadler
Thomas Huskey
Adair
Belle Robertson
Lutesville
Elmer Robertson
Lessley Ridge
McKee
Cape
Squire Huskey
Grandma Sadler
Walter Sadler
Oak Ridge
Berlin Barks
Union Ridge
B. H. Ramsey
Wm. Fox
Elisha Jones
Patterson
Cardui touted as a woman’s tonic in Nelsonville notice
In Nelsonville Ohio Mrs Minnie Perry recalls relief from severe dizziness after using Cardui the women’s tonic claiming four years of spells ended after trying three bottles She urges other women with headaches dizziness and weakness to try Cardui noting it helped her and promising to assist others The ad references Cardui as a remedy and mentions its long history of helping weak women over 50 years with a million satisfied users
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelsonville
Ohio
Minnie Perry
Marble Hill area notes show mixed crop prospects and local visits
The column lists neighborly activities around Marble Hill and nearby towns. Mentions Sam Caby cutting hay for Mr Welch, visits by Finis Stone and Geo Weltch, car trip by Geo Venable, and various sick lists, weddings, church attendance, and farm updates including wheat and clover failure but good corn and millet prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Caby
Mr. Welch
Marble Hill
Finis Stone
Scapus
Lone Grove Rural Route Delays During Plowing Season
Local notes report delayed mail service as farmers continue plowing. Mrs. E. S. Jones is gravely ill, while Ira Dockins suffered a gash from a runaway team but recovered quickly. Rev. J. N. Stone conducted services Saturday and Sunday, and P. B. Chestner is active again. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fox reside nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Jones
Ira Dockins
J. N. Stone
P. B. Chestner
Wm. Fox
Near
Wheat threshing drives day’s work in local area
Amid busy farming, Craders and Blankens thresh wheat from Hog Creek to Marble Hill. Local visits include Albert Harris Crader at home and trips by Blanken, Schreiner, and Call. Community members travel to Lutesville, Marble Hill, Jackson, and nearby towns for business and errands.
Notice of Final Settlement in Bollinger County
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estates of Anderson Headrick and Jennie Clarkson Slagle. W K Chandler and James A Boone, executors and administrator, intend to file final settlements at the Probate Court in Marble Hill, Missouri, on the first August term. Public notice provides details of estates and settlement dates for creditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie KE
Clarkson Slagle
James A. Boone
Bollinger County
Missouri
Marble Hill
James A. Roowr
Notice of Final Settlement in Hollinger County
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties in the estate of F H Funke deceased that J F Funke administrator intends to make final settlement at the near term of the Probate court of Hollinger county in Marble Hill on the day of August. F Poser administrator
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F H. Funke
J. F. Funke
Hollinger County
Munsoun
Marble Hill
F. . Poser
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marhoe Hil
Laflin
Trowel
James Clubb
Peter Lo Bess
Rascer
Chassy
Cardus
Cardui
Bessville
Messrs Hale and Simmons
Geo Weltch
Rimer
Lee Stanfill
Flat River
Rosa Rhodes
Geo Venable
Cornwall
Bailey
Fay Venable
Pear Trace Creek
Hive
St Francais County
Esq
Rauls
Newt Lorance
Rock Point
John Sanders
Doc Litze
Charley Rhodes
Jesse Irvin
Lena Horn
Bernie
LC. Griffith
Evelyn Conner
Kentucky
Morris
J.M. Stratton
J A. Swindle
WF Shanks
Lily
Dessie McMahan
Havel Jones
Ora Pierce
Charleston
Nella Smith
Zalna
Leo Bollinger
Troy Pierce
W. Ho Heath
Ouori Pierce
Cross Roads
Omni
Elsie Crader
Bernie Bollinger
Danes Schrock
É Lore
Lone Grove
Albert
Harris Crader
John Blanken
George Schreiner
Barney Allen
W.F. Sadler
Zettie Barks
Jake
Burett
Houston Kinder
Barks
Kendall
Herman Blanken
H. F. Schreiner
Will Runnels
Sterl Strader
Cape County
Marsh Crader
Hickory Grove
Charley Hunziker
Resper Slinkard
Gay Estes
Dan
H. Blanken
Neal Morrison
Jim Stovall
Chester Morrison
Leta Blanken
Edwin
Arnold
Mra. Blanken
Minnie Hitler
Mra Blanken
Roy Farmway
Blanken
Hog Creek
Anderson Headrick
W. K. Chandler
W.K. Ciaxmen
W. H. Lutes
Marble Hill, Mo
WM. Lages, M. D
Lutesville, Mo
W.K. Chandler
G. Burette Snider
Cop Veyancer
Bank of Marbie
Maneve Hive, Mo
Llery Zimmerman
Notary Public
Bank of Glen Allen
Henry Knowles Patton
CHAS
Hobbs Notary Public
Lollingerville
Hoxps Ink
Court County Bank Lissour
B. Widecarver
String Beans
California
DR. C. M, Witmer
Marble Mill, Mo
Trowel Lodge
A. F
A. M
G. B. Sxrmerr
W. M
J. A. McGuormans
THE
A. J. Manion
Bollinger County Abstract Co
Incorporated Advance
Courthouse
W. K. Craxoure
Rocee M Chasoune
Anos
Scientific American
New Fork
Henry Elfrank
Western Silo Co
Des Moines
Iowa
Ross
EW. Ross Co
Springfield
Elery Zimmerman
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