War MARR TI. PRESS Roteret at the Mayhie PN postuthice
War report notes a clash near Mayhie with press roteret at a postuthice site. No clear names or dates readable. The fragmentary text references conflict and local reporting efforts.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1913
Page
8
War report notes a clash near Mayhie with press roteret at a postuthice site. No clear names or dates readable. The fragmentary text references conflict and local reporting efforts.
A bustling New Salem notes page records warm weather, farmers finishing corn plowing, and lively social life. Many visits among residents are noted, including Pinkney Yount’s appointment, the Gardiner and Pair families, and multiple gatherings at Flora Filer and related households.
A reader from Armorel Arkansas sends regards to Bollinger county friends and praises The Press. He recalls locals Lutesville and Glen Allen and jokes about Crooked Creek water tasting good but hard to quit.
A small town advertises family groceries including flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee and fruits. It promotes restaurant goods in stock with meals served any time and lists Temperance drinks and gas offerings with bargain prices such as three cans of corn peas or pumpkin for 25 cents.
A letter from Ress Moore, dated in Bollinger County, asks residents to share Glen Allen news weekly. He signs with best regards to Jesse A. McGlothlin, Rev. WA Davault, Wm. Abernathy, Hoy, FM. Wells and families, urging communication with friends and neighbors in the district.
Prosperous Missouri farmer Alexander Gray Wallace died at home near Lodge on July 12 1913 after six days illness. Born in North Carolina November 7 he married Martha Jane Barker November 4 1888 and had four children Lewis Barney Carlton and Conrad Two daughters died in infancy. Wallace joined the South Missouri Church and was active in his community and neighborhood. He is survived by his widow two sons four sisters two brothers and many relatives and friends. The community mourns his loss and seeks comfort in faith.
Trustees sale of real estate in Bollinger county Missouri to pay overdue note. Property includes 109 acres and 8 seven more or less, described parcels in sections 24 and 23 34 township north range. Sale by Jostran J. Gardiner trustee at courthouse front door Marble Hill July 2 1013 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to highest bidder.
Court actions request determination of estates and interests in real property. Pleadings seek a decree declaring ownership, barring others from asserting claims, and granting all proper relief. Includes notices of executors and final settlements with dates and names of local officials and attorneys.
Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of Samuel Hahn deceased that Mary E Hahn administratrix will make final settlement at the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri at Marthe Mi on the 3rd day of August 1912.
Creditors and interested parties are notified that Helio McPhereon as administrator aims to settle the estate of Joha A. McPherson deceased at the next term of the Prelate court of Mollngor community in Marble Hill. The meeting is set for the fifth day of Avwawet 1004. Nik McParress.
The state of Missouri Bollinger county states a lender suit against Sarah Krow, Wm Kruse, John Thomas, and A Theodore Zerain to enforce a lien on land in the northeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section 7, township 3 north range 10 east, containing 1 acre more or less. The court orders publication and that defendants answer by the first day of the September term at Marble Hill. The case is recorded in the circuit court of Bollinger county.
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