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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1913
Page
8
Entereartie Martie appears in a garbled postal text fragment with scattered letters and missing context. The readable bits hint at a misread date or place but no clear event or names to identify a concrete news item.
Our correspondents report health observations from a weekend gathering at James Writt's home. The piece mentions several individuals by name in a fragmentary fashion and notes routine business and social activity in the locality during the week.
Readable content mentions weather effects and various named locales and individuals. The fragment references Pennryyed Sage, Wap SIT, and Lord Pentirh among others, with sporadic notes on peaches and farming conditions. No clear events or cohesive news item emerge.
The report lists numerous locals such as Mrs. Honbit Peurie of St. Louis visiting for papers, Mr. Ao Stawertus Somer moving here, and Uncle Joh Scukher seen recently. It notes various visits, travels, and expected showers with names and places including Mead, Win. Strong of Latha, and references to local telecom crews.
A page of casual neighborhood happenings recounts visits by Mrs. J. W. Caldwell to Lewis Thacker, Johnny Trautman returning from Harrisburg to stay a few days, Freeman Graves family at Lewis Thacker’s, Oliver Barks visiting from Dunklin county for his sister Mrs. Tony Reis, Mrs. Jane Coyle at a Huskey picnic and relatives, a possible upcoming wedding, and regular Sundays with Will Stone seen in the area.
A readable ad fragment touts Family Groceries offering flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections at good market prices. It highlights 4 cans of corn for one dollar and similar deals on peas hominy pumpkin peaches with a temperance note and a nascent stock restaurant reference in Lou, Nebraska.
Fragmented OCR text mentions Mrs Jane Coyle and Mere Lewis Thacker among dated names, with references to Dunklin County and a disjointed county flow. Details are unreadable. no clear event or outcome detectable.
A flood of brief notes describes neighbors visiting relatives in nearby towns, farm chores, and ordinary routines. Reports include visits by Mr and Mrs Wall Hartwick, the Crayton and Moore families, and several others. a woman thrown from a horse but recovering. health notes with chills. and a quiet storm of social calls across Marble, Hickory Grove, and nearby locales.
The record notes sermons and protracted meetings at Little Valley led by Rev. Sikes and Rev. Lee Baker with participation at Loird’s church. Noah Johnson and Blanche Snowden wed July 15 in a surprise marriage, with plans for more weddings and a note on a forthcoming hard year in 1913.
The document details a civil action to quiet title in Bollinger county Missouri. It lists numerous defendants including Edward Bartles Sean D. Ever J G Freeman Thomas S Flattery James B Turner Jennie Turner and others. The plaintiff asserts ownership in fee simple of described lands and seeks orders to bar defendants from claiming rights to the property. It also notes probate actions and the appointment of an executor Alow Anont.
The note mentions a husband working near Bessville and farmers benefiting from rain that fell one day last week, highlighting local agriculture and weather impact. It references Oto Maw Jack as a named person in the readable fragments.
Notice is given to all creditors and interested parties that J Macy E Hahn, administrator, will seek final settlement of the estate of Satone Hahn in the probate court of Hollinger County Missouri. The heat term is to be held at Martie Hill on the 7th day of August 1913.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of Joan A McPherson that Ella McPherson as administratrix will file a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Bollinger County Missouri in Marble Hill on August 8.
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