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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1910
Page
8
Readable bits show a train of stray words and partial names. The fragmentary text lacks clear events or subjects to identify a person place or organization. The item appears as an incomplete note with no decisive action or outcome.
Vague readable fragments reference drug issues and a rail project. Mentions bog incident, mic use, and tail tod by bog inc. Specific names, places, or dates are unclear. summary reflects limited legible content and unresolved details.
Hill and Chandler publishers have been entered at the Marble Till post office as second class matter, formalizing their mail status for periodical distribution.
Our Correspondents report social visits and farm work including Elmer Johnson and Trowel Healthwood of Zalma at L Null’s, and David Fowler’s work on Monroe Fowler’s barn. Miss Docla Fowler and Miss Zettie Kinder feature in community events with a Children’s Day observance and a Strides Grove reunion noted. The piece mentions Creeks flooding Crooked and Hog and railroad disruption, plus various visits and social calls across the region.
Tallent reports heavy rain causing muck spoilage of wheat and oats and damage to farms along the creek last Friday night. Visitors include Miss Ruth Tallent of Cape Girardeau with J. W Tallent, Miss Maggie Stone ill, and numerous calls at Emanuel Lawrence's and Henry Payne's homes.
Rain swollen creeks forced fence repairs and sparked reflections on sunny days. A large wedding party traveled last Wednesday amid a reception mishap. Miss Anne Limbaugh of Sikeston returned home for a week. Seabaugh narrowly saved ten horses from Little Whitewater overflow. Rev George led a protracted meeting at Cole Chapel. Jasper James visited John Nanney and a fine mare was killed by lightning, as did Willis Kinder with another animal. John C Welker and wife of nearby.
Soepas visit relatives in the Hur ricane area with Vivo and Mel of Columbus Mayfield and their nephew in Sundiv.
Day late last week reports various local happenings. Ir Gale notes arrival of a pound girl at Will Moyers on July 3. Charles Tess near Morley with Henry Long threshing outfit. Harley Hale back from Glen Allen helping his father with crop. Mr Sigler of Sue jor Son Charleston visited. Humor Rhodes visiting RAK Ahhur at Silkeston. Vester Venable family visited relatives. Charles Sittes hosted a supper with friends. Dora Mabuve ill. John Taylor infant son of Will and Mrs Collins died Sunday July V0 and buried at Union. Rev Bowers preached at Union. Born July to Mitard and Mrs Joe Sitzes. Protracted meetings to begin at Union M E church on the fifth Sunday. Bess Tinnan mentioned.
Oscar Zimmerman is reported quite sick. A daughter born July 12 to Mr and Mrs Tom Myrick. Mother and baby reportedly do well and it is hoped Tom will recover. Various local notices mention visitors, trades, and farm activity including the Mood flood losses and the Marquand post office discontinuation debate.
in bo linger county missouri state court september 1910 plaintiff w l dunn collector files petition to enforce state lien on 80 acre west half northwest quarter section 17 township 18 range 9 against miss fannie ninbarger nonresident defendant. publication notice issued require appearance by september term start september 2 at marble hill courthouse to answer or plead otherwise default will be taken.
State court case notices publicating judgment and service by publication. W. L. Dunn as collector sues Fred Dallas for delinquent taxes on real property in Bollinger County. Property described as northeast quarter of the northwest quarter section 21 township 30.
Local listing advertises used McCormick mowers and Weber wagons for sale. Details unknown in the fragment. Contact information not provided.
A court entry from Bollinger County dated July 19 1910 requires Fred Dellas to appear at the next term in Marble Hill to answer a petition. If not, the petition will be confessed and judgment entered. A copy is posted as required in Tut Manete Hot Patas newspaper.
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