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Tue Makere Ti. Pasa is issued weekly on Thursday with publisher L I Chandler and a note about marble post office co or class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1918
Page
8
Tue Makere Ti. Pasa is issued weekly on Thursday with publisher L I Chandler and a note about marble post office co or class matter.
Our Correspondents report severe drought hurting corn and urging rain. A barn burned on O P Adams property, Elmer Young visiting, and many local travels and ailments noted. Charley Loberg obituary details and funeral at Crossroads, with Lutheran ties and twelve children left behind.
Health among locals remains good as Rev. Estel Patton closes a two week meeting at Union Grove church. Numerous neighbors visit kin, attend church, and discuss farm labor, harvests, and local trades amid a steady rhythm of community life.
Senator Wilfley rejects attacks on his March 1907 telegram to President Wilson seeking peace with honor. He defends his Americanism, loyalty to the President, and stance on war, declaring he would vote for war if needed and has stood with the President and soldiers since.
Chiles H Zorn of St Louis and Clarence M Jennie of Pee Dee Mo receive commendations for acts of bravery on Bouresches front. Zorn, a 24 year old private, joined May 1917 and helped drive ammunition through shelling to occupying troops. Jennie served as a dispatch runner amid artillery and machine gun barrages without injury.
Eleven attorneys appeared in one suit before Judge Kirby of Cireni Court as W B Sanford trustee of the James Johnson estate sought a judicial construction of the will. The plaintiffs include James Johnson widow and numerous heirs with beneficiaries including several Roman Catholic charitable institutions in Kansas City St Louis and smaller places.
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