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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
8
A small weekly notice from CHANDLER publishers at Marble Hill post office lists the Munsee Hind edition as a midweek and Thursday publication, indicating its continued printing and distribution through a local postal service.
Correspondents report continued dry weather and plaintive calls for rain. Local residents Ada Rickman and Marie Whitener visit relatives while Aunt Mahala Whitener is buried at Kinder chapel. Several neighbors attend church and help with daily chores such as hauling logs and ties.
Residents report gloomy conditions as funeral services for David Whitener are held at Kinderchapel. Rev TJ Cooper conducts services at Fairview, while Mrs Cloninger improves. Neel Scott and family seek new location in Olathe Colorado with Henry Cooper and Ephraim Liley.
State of Missouri Bollinger County notices Ex Parte Pinkney Stevens petitions to set up a lost deed for 37 acres in section 9 township MM range 10. A decree will be entered at the September term 1914. Clerk James A. McGvormu certifies.
Mrs Delia Cheat and children and Mrs T W Cooper visit Mrs Eva Haynes on the fourth. Rev Henry Fowler is holding a protracted meeting at Grassy factory this week Poxy Boy.
Gilen Allen reports J A Berry and Elery Zimmerman on a business trip to Marble Hill and Lutesville. Numerous visits and meetings noted with locals including the Winters, Deck, and McMinn households. A quiet marriage unites Wm Tallent and Lillian Zimmerman with praise for the bride’s teaching career.
In a signed address to Missourians, Senator William J. Tone urges Democratic unity and no postponement of legislative measures. He defends Wilson administration policies on tariffs currency and banking, supports anti trust bills, and seeks continued effort to advance the Democratic program while praising President Wilson and detailing state finances and public services.
The readable fragments reference Senator Biene and Judge Wallace amid a 1912 campaign context. Mentions of Democratic party figures, a Jeffer eh NY event, and questions about intercession by Memgaiaythe Deemeratie state pietiotas suggest a partisan struggle over endorsements and campaign tactics.
In Hollinger County Missouri a court office at Bank Lotesville was reported in a fragmented notice. Officials including Jary Administrations Torna Bane and Korg Pinte were named among county officers and bank records in the obscured text.
A concise business notice from Patton Missouri stating Will F Wells offers notary and conveyance services with prompt execution, located in a bank building.
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