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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1918
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Marine hour,Weekly posting Bungled text mentions Chandiler Mabusher and Marve Hill post offices. The readable content is insufficient for a clear event or person.
Correspondents note a heavy request for rain in the region. Mentions include Matthews Estres Rean Hawn and Red Crome workers at a die triot, with a supper at Grassy schunthoniee and a May prayer meeting at Feidship chore. Community attendees include Matthews of Mors lawn Glen Allen, Rose Pyespeett, Anie Grawe, Jake Miller, Chas Newell, and Delia Chowne.
A correspondent from Point Pleasant relays a long letter detailing wartime travels across Bollinger and surrounding counties in Missouri. The writer celebrates German American communities aiding the Red Cross, praises Leopold’s church, and recounts meetings that boosted Liberty Bond and Red Cross efforts amid wartime unity and patriotism.
Labor delegates voiced strong backing for a proposed Farm Price Commission at a meeting in Oklahoma. The gathering highlighted the need to stabilize rural incomes and ensure fair pricing amid agricultural pressures. Local officials and farm advocates attended to press for prompt action.
Nancy Cobble Devender, aged almost 77, longtime resident near Liberty Church in Wayne County, died May 4 after a devout Christian life. She left a large family and cared for many, including the Rockwell children. services were held at home and Patterson Cemetery with Rev Marion Mouser.
At a gathering of the Carpenter union, Hod Mita and WM. Nichaels are named officials from the Pinsterere ceremies and the Carpenterers urdeonaelentnd. The event centers on a future plan and potential public actions as leaders push for a decisive stance.
United States Senator Xenophon P. Whitley argues that the nation must win the war, share sacrifice, and back President Wilson’s broad policy. He asserts confidence in Wilson’s aims, pledging complete support with intelligence, strength, and courage.
Bollinger County Hank, a corporation, sues A B Chandler. The state of Missouri to the defendant greeting you are notified an action has been commenced in the circuit court of Bollinger County for obtaining judgment and attaching your property to satisfy a claim of 156 dollars 47 cents.
Mrs Sarah L Myrick born Asherville North Carolina September 22 1841 died at her home Lutesville Missouri May 8 1918.
A court forecloses a claim of seventy four dollars eighty cents on lots 1 2 3 and 4 in block 5 Slaybaughs Highland addition Lutesville Missouri in Marble Hill Bollinger County in Missouri The action is returnable at the next court term beginning September 5 1915 with notification to the named defendants Chandler and C H M Chandler and the record clerk Frederick F Mabuce the clerk signs the copy dated May 29 1918
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