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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1915
Page
1
Lutesville readies its biggest picnic under Business Men's League auspices on Friday and Saturday, August 3 and 14. The event promises a bigger and better gathering with community crowds expected to attend.
A large free exhibition runs daily with a program listing various attractions for visitors. The schedule highlights events and demonstrations across multiple displays and activities for all ages.
A fragmented excerpt from Southeast News outlines antiwar sentiment with garbled phrases, then covers local crime and public incidents across towns like Mine la Motte and Benton. Reports describe arrests for beating horses, a fatal stabbing near Kelso, a farmer killed near St Mary, and punitive mob action in Blodgett, with note of a rising wheat and fruit market in the region.
The St Joseph Observer warns of the enormous cost of the war, projecting Britain's national debt could reach ten trillions with high interest. It notes England funds allies, debts may stay unpaid, and predicts Western dominance if European burdens rise. It also remarks on industrial progress and hopes a renaissance after war. In non war content, it discusses selecting blue ribbon fair winners and crop quality guidelines from Missouri agriculture officials.
Carlotta Pontiac, a University of Missouri dairy cow, has produced an average of 22 658 pounds of milk per year over three years, with yearly totals of 21 743, 21 719, and 24 514 pounds. W. M. Regan calls it a remarkable three year record and possibly the best in the state.
Mrs Caroline Mathilda Genovefa Schrock widow of Anton J. F. Schrock died at her son Berthold Schrock’s home near Scopus on July 17 18315 at age 87 or 88. Born November 14 1817 in Neurate Silesia Germany she married February 7 1813 emigrated to America in 1852 and settled Missouri in 1860. They raised their children all living. widowed since June 1900.
A St Louis Times fragment quotes a famed storyteller arguing world war imbeds in all speech and even kids vocabularies. A father questions a child about a dislike for preserves, the child replies the preserves reminded him of the war.
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