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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1889
Page
1
Sickness and deaths noted in town as residents report typhoid fever and feverish illness. Residents travel to Cape county and Perry county, with crop updates for wheat, corn and melons. A lightning strike damages a house and a thresher accident claims a worker in nearby farms. Local religious and social updates include church organization and preaching plans.
Local items report visits and illnesses among residents including Mrs. A Mayfield sick with bilious fever and Miss Maraitie Mayfield visiting. several townsfolk travel to Brownwood St. Louis and St. Louis family visits noted. The Marble Hill Gem Dramatic Club performs August 27 and August 3 between Lutenville and Marble Bill to raise funds for the local church. other social movements and church events listed.
The Cape Girardeau Cultivator records a lodge mourning notice for Daniel F Statler. The funeral observance and record keeping are noted, with resolutions of mourning for the lodge and references to publication and family notification. Some text also critiques a new law about overseer wages and payment structures.
A fragmentary account describes a set of Connecticut blue laws printed on blue paper. It details strict religious conformity and penalties for noncompliance, including bans on dissenters, Sabbath restrictions, dress rules, corporal penalties, and arranged marriages overseen by magistrates.
Last Sunday evening brought heavy rain and wind damaging Cornis. Jacob Hahn had a stamping incident. J B Lutes killed a rattlesnake in his vat field recently. D W Lutes travels to Kansas to visit brother Riley Lutes. Neighbors attended Bethel church on the second Sunday and enjoyed a fine time. Steam thrashers whistle was heard in the land as David Lutes and Bons began thrashing last Tuesday. Moeere Day Fubn and Lowe started threshing with their horse power machine Monday.
Multiple vacation notices in Bollinger and Marble Hill court records reveal plaintiffs alleging lien enforcement on land in Missouri. Defendants nonresidents must answer by the next term in Marble Hill, with publication in Marble Hill Press for four weeks.
By order of the nov ity court dated July 1, 168 the Bollinger county clerk invites sealed bids by August 14 1880 at 1 pm for care and keeping of the pauper and the manor farm for two years from January 141 day of Anney the county reserving the right to reject any bid.
The State of Missouri sues in vacation for enforcement of a lien on real property described in the petition. The plaintiff, by attorney, petitions the court and requests process and relief as laid out in the filed document.
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