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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
4
The Marble Hill Press lists Dean Chandler & Company as publishers with Dean BK Hill as editor and manager. The notice indicates standard newspaper details about filing and office location in a formal historic tone.
The article discusses the August general election focusing on whether to elect delegates to a constitutional convention and to decide if existing terms remain or a new constitution should be pursued. It notes potential voter turnout, key issues about funding and state policy, and mentions related campaigns and figures shaping the ballot.
A garbled historical notice advertises a book on Woodrow Wilsons eight years in office with praise from editors and a Smuts appreciation. It promotes the volume, cites publishers, lists faculty candidates, mentions local towns and scholarships, and includes a crude testimonial about a patent medicine.
A former county resident named Spirfat Pormer Ca died in St. Louis after a weeks long illness. He lived there with his son Dr. DL Nethert and had months in Jack weet earlier. He was married to MW Seibert and survived by two sons and other relatives. Funeral arrangements were announced by local officials.
James King of Caneape was making tea at dawn when a tree toppled and crushed him. The incident occurred in Poplar Bhi Citien-Demeeras area with local residents reporting the tragedy.
The service was led by Reverend J Frank Turner at the home of Dr G J Seibert last Sunday at 2 20 pm with the Masons in charge of the grave ceremonies. The obituary notes a child from Rue Wil Heaghts cemetery Jeakeern and ashy Dek.
Final settlement of the estate of W. D. Limbaugh by administrators will be presented to the Probate Court of Minnesota at the August session. The administrators Biand Limbaugh and H. A. Peiten request all interested parties to appear and show cause if any.
Guardian William Koanele announces a final settlement for the estate of Geo Pitman, declared of unsound mind. The Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri will hear the matter at the next term on the Sunday of August in Marion County.
A transcription from a 1921 Missouri court notice and funeral tribute honors a deceased woman, detailing her roles as wife and mother and noting her faithful church involvement. It records mourning by her husband and four children, mentions family relations, and provides court dates and officiants connected to the probate proceeding. The document includes names of family members and officials, a strong sense of community loss, and a legal context for the estate and notices.
The text appears as a damaged notice from the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Kellinger County mentioning deed submissions and various parties. It references voluntary and involuntary claimants or beneficiaries, and possible executors or trustees. The readable fragments indicate a legal filing or response involving estate matters.
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