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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1917
Page
8
The line notes standard weekly publication credits for Hill and Chandler publishers. Published every Thursday by Hill and Chandler and entered at the martie hil pom office.
Our correspondents note minor illnesses easing with fevers diminishing. Several local residents, including Miss Ilottie Winchester, Miss Linnie Joryson, and others, visited friends and attended church events. A gathering at Lite Valley chapel and a Sunday outing at Joraysen’s were planned with invites extended to all residents.
A flood of probate notices and estate settlements fills the local docket. Wards, guardians, and administrators are named for multiple estates with August sale dates and court orders listed. The document schedules acceptances, appraisals, and final settlements, urging all interested parties to appear and comply.
Fragmentary notes reveal letters from residents in the county. Mentions of Kener Jr returning near Green Bay and visits by relatives and friends. Casual references to places like Fredericktown and Green Bay hint at local movements and social updates.
Local notes report health conditions and visits among residents. Parsons, Mrs Mollie Davis, Miss Evelyn Cover, Miss Mabel and Mildred Bess, Miss Maggie Movers, Miss Iva Moore, Miles Moore family, Nola White ner, Mr and Mrs Parsons, Mandy, Miss Gunter, Miss Esther Moore, Ollie Lawrence, Mrs Lillie Parsons, and Miss Mollie Zicmerman with various sickness recoveries and social calls. Clergy Rev. Baker, Rev. Wilson, Rev. Bess, and G A Venable attended events in town.
A civil action in Bollinger County Missouri seeks to quiet title to described parcels in Slaybaughs addition to Lutesville and Marble Hill areas. Plaintiffs claim owner rights to northwest quarter and southeast quarter portions with detailed lot measurements and boundary lines in township 33 north range 8 east.
A fragmented regional analysis argues prohibition would slash wages and cut national output by trillions. It cites bank losses, steel and saloon closures, and a drop in consumer spending, claiming a potential $1.2 trillion yearly loss and urging policy action.
Notice is hereby given that administration upon the estate of Peter J Bees deceased has been granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri bearing date the 10th day of June 1017. All persons having claims against the estate are required to exhibit them for allowance within the month from the date of letters or they may be barred from any benefit of the estate.
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