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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1919
Page
8
A Case rig combination promises fast threshing with a Case kerosene tractor and four Case steel threshers. Fully equipped units include constant supplies and portable outfits. The setup claims high field output, capable of threshing when ready and handling neighborhood jobs, with about forty acres per hour on plowing and disking tasks.
Our correspondents report social visits and a damaging Friday storm that knocked a portion of Elmer Dusns roof and timber pole values. Readers note various visits, local business, and a Missouri land suit filing in Bollinger County with a court order to sell specified lots in Luterville.
The circuit court of Bollinger County Missouri issues notice to Geo Winchester and others in a land lien case. The action seeks enforcement of the states lien on two hundred eighty acres in township 31 north range 10 east. Returnable at Marble Hill courthouse on the first day of the September term 1919, with appearance or defense due.
Town residents share visits and illnesses as Perry, Ton Cuvivtham, and Mrs McKinney host Sunday gatherings. Mr and Mrs Cearge Seatwugh trans de report a town Monday. Clyde Jenkins and Nellie were guests Saturday. Mail carrier John Reverle’s team ran away causing a wreck but no serious injury. Miss Mola Statler traveled to the Cape and back.
Health is good crops are looking fine. Franklin Miller visited Maren Creer Sunday. Charley Cobb visited TA Shell Sunday. Church at New Trace Creek was well attended Sunday. Dewen Greer of Cape Girardeau visited Marion Greer from Monday to Thursday. Will Goodson visited Arthur Cobb's Sunray. Richard Lucas went to St Louis the first of last week. Mrs Emily Goodson visited her.
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