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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1922
Page
1
A partial list details Republican and Democratic nominees for county offices in Marble Hill and surrounding townships. The notice names candidates for sheriff clerk treasurer and more, with references to county officials and election logistics. Weather data notes include precipitation and temperature indicators.
Two brothers in law, Jack Strenful and Kart Thurman, both aged two years, were buried side by side in Bay Springs. Strenful reportedly killed his wife after a financial dispute, while Thurman died when struck by lightning. The event occurred on a June day, with authorities noting the unusual coincidence of their deaths on the same day.
Moonspiner TM meeting at the Opera House discusses dairy enterprise growth and permanent pastures led by FG Bennett and John Stimem with talks on Holstein cattle and calf club formation. Calvin Church, 19, was arrested near Spider’s Mill for illegal possession and whiskey sales. he pleaded guilty and fined 100 dollars.
Missouri announces a scholarship tied to the College of Agriculture advising applicants aged 12 to 20 from counties statewide. Selection relies on personal character, leadership, community service, and cooperation with agriculture programs. funds cover half of two terms for the winner. Local committees evaluate applicants and require certified checks or bonds for funding.
Saturday evening details for the Ut esville dairy meeting are unclear but indicate a gathering to discuss cattle admittance and pen improvements. Secretary Nehert Dru will answer inquiries. Construction noises from Well's addition to Martle Hulk are heard from early morning into night.
The guardian of the minorities seeks court authorization in Bollinger County Missouri to sell the Marble Hill Fire and the adjoining office building. Judge Dean Hil previously oversaw the business but has been replaced, with ongoing delays in court actions and potential trusteeship changes.
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