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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1893
Page
5
Marble Hill briefs report residents like Tom Barks and John Dunn visiting, local moves, and institute attendees. Advertisements push DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as a cure, a postmaster change at Rose, and a large clearance sale by Flentge & Wood with August dates.
Louia Dunkin of Lutesville was appointed section foreman of the Lutesville section of the Belmont branch last Saturday, replacing WH Price who resigned. Price was regarded as one of the most thorough men in the line of work, and Dunkin has long served as a trusted employee of Price.
A sale offer from Mrs Jaques in Lutesville announces one lot of fancy straw hats available at less than cost as long as they last. This limited chance invites shoppers to buy before stock runs out.
Letters of administration on the estate of A Clip pard deceased were granted to the undersigned by the Probate Court of Bol linger county Missouri on May 29 1893. All persons having claims against the estate must present them for allowance within one year from the date of letters or be barred from the estate. two years from publication to enforce claims. Joan A Milver is administrator.
The notice touts best prices for produce and invites sellers to bring their crops to Sacts MenoanviLz Co aiming to secure top market rates. It emphasizes willingness to pay premium and invites inquiries from growers seeking prompt transactions.
Wealthy Chicago businessmen Boddie Bros promote The Great Western Hotel as a remodeled 500 room property near key transit and fair facilities. Rooms at $1 daily, children 5 to 12 fifty cents, meals 56 cents. Editorial praises public spirit and urges quick room reservations.
In a brief interview I L Phelps argues garden farming yields far higher returns than cereals. He cites five times more income per acre from tomatoes or cucumbers and plans larger fruit vegtable plantings and foreign shipments next season. A Cobden man will join near Lutesville. Elmer Bair relocates his barber shop to a bigger post office room.
The Missouri Bollinger circuit docket shows Parker W. Harlan filing for divorce from Emeline Harlan citing indignities and residency claims, with publication ordered in Marble Hill Press. Caroline V Webb also files for divorce from Owen Webb, alleging marriage continuity and mutual duties fulfilled, with court actions noted in Marble Hill.
In a Bollinger circuit case filed 1893, the plaintiff seeks a divorce from Owen Webble on grounds of willful desertion since September 1889, alleging the defendant abandoned, failed to support, and has lived apart for over a year. The petitioner asks for alimony of $3000, division of the described 240 acre farm, and that the real estate be made subject to the lien. A publication notice is ordered to inform the defendant and a term begins September next at Marble Hill court.
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