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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1922
Page
4
A garbled fragment references an event or person linked to a court or tribunal. The readable words imply a tremor or disturbance and a misread year. No clear names, places, or outcomes are discernible to specify a concrete event.
The Marble Bilas pres published weekly by Dean Chand I PR and Company. The entry indicates a press distribution at the Marthe LM post office as second class mail.
A fragmentary notice proclaims a candidate for office under Democratic voters, referencing August and a formal section of the public vote. No clear names or locations are readable, but the item indicates an official candidate declaration within a party framework.
Fragmentary OCR lists names PETER H and HUCK associated with Circuit Juvlae. Mentions republican voters in a primary on August 8, 182 and references Collector GEORGE Wr. The readable portion suggests an official notice or campaign related text lacking complete details.
Local notes record many visits and social calls in Flat River Marquand and surrounding towns. Names include Mixx Besste Hansen John Shetley Mrs Denche Frederick, Mr and Mrs Henry Vierse, Rev Kelly, and families from Elmer Sitnes to Fredericktown with varied trips and church events noted.
Lightning caused a barn north of town to burn Sunday, killing a horse after Baker sheltered under a shed. Mr Barks inspected the barn afterward. Ledbettier and Barkes reported hay burning and recovery efforts. Separately, gear for road work arrived to oversee the eastern end of the state road project. Western-end contractors are arriving, signaling active construction soon.
Local society notes document visits, family gatherings, and travel across Marble Hill, Advance, Cape Girardeau, and surrounding communities. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Pret Fowler, Mix. V. Helchamber, Linders, Hendricks, Jenkins, Sparks, and others are recorded visiting relatives, attending events, or traveling to towns like St Louis, Chaffen, and Leopole. Mentions include engagements with churches, college events, road work, and a mushrooming array of errands, with occasional births, returns from trips, and campaign attendances noted.
Regular teachers examination set for Marble Hill on August 4 and 5. Details list Wilbur M Walker as contact and note Mn? placeholder in source text.
Brewster thanks voters of the district for past support as Democratic nominee and pledges renewed bid. He cites a landslide victory for the party amid Republican tensions and urges a stronger, vigorous campaign to win the seat. He asks for continued help from both women and men in the district.
A delegation from Fhellingrer County traveled to Jefferson City to advocate for locating 8 ET road. Led by Fox McFadden of Glennon Judge Conrad and Senator Drom of Martel pull. They returned Wednesday and reported the precent formation recommending the state highway commission endorse.
Reverend Wo M Wogeer former Wo MC student and Marble Hill resident led a revival at Lilbourn Baptist Church. Forty one men and women were converted and five joined the church by profession with Dr Wo OW and Pastor Janithes ville among speakers. Rev Wollert assisted as Wo M C president noted.
Miss Dora Lutes daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Lutes of near Glen Allen married Mr Dan Sparks in St Louis on Tuesday last work day. Sparks, a St Louis resident with a good job at an express company, will reside at 3801 1th Street after a visit to the bride's parents. The community extends best wishes for their happiness.
The Dairy Club will hold an important meeting next Saturday evening to consider the association’s business. A car load of cattle has been signed for and funds are ready for payment. The main issue is selecting the breed and age of cattle desired.
Apnly Ballard offers Snow Liniment for joint bone and muscle pain with three sizes priced at 50 cents 60 cents and 1 20 per bottle sold through all druggists.
A fragmented report describes rural life adapting to modern comforts and the presence of touring hikers. It notes veterans from crowded cities finding new territory, farmers listening to radio for entertainment, and a growing interest in open country travel as people seek independence and the chance to see the countryside.
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