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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1916
Page
1
Clarence C. Slinkard of Zalma Missouri announces he has purchased Dr A J Speers stock of drugs and will open a modern cleaned store within weeks. The building will be repaired and repainted and fitted with new fixtures while Dr Speers remains available in his office in the same building for advice.
Southeast Missouri brief notes West Desloge officials push for a waterworks program while the Southeast News reports near certainty of its forthcoming. In Farmington, Forbes of Flat River hangs self in shed over mining worries leaving wife and infant. Police arrest Will Turner for focal option law violation. plea guilty with $200 fine. Wolf sightings and capture outsized apple tree noted in Perry County. local crime and inquest topics fill the page.
A May 30, 1918 message from Marble Hill Missouri reports a Good Roads convention at the court house to discuss bonding Bollinger County for road improvements. Delegates from precincts debated financing, plan details, and a campaign to educate voters, with a permanent three-person road committee to oversee work and ensure value.
The Marble Hill gathering drew the largest and most enthusiastic turnout in years as delegates amassed for the Good Roads Convention. Local officials and residents highlighted progress, plans, and the impact of improved transportation on commerce and daily life.
Missouri College of Agriculture guidance outlines simple rules to keep cream in good condition. Maintain cleanliness in the barn, promptly separate cream, chill to 50 degrees, and avoid contamination from bad flavors. Stir cream regularly to prevent curdling and ensure uniform ripening. never use battered or rusty containers.
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