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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1921
Page
4
In a regional note the Marble Hill Press urges Hoosier and nearby residents to boost fruit cultivation and dairy operations. It calls for organizing meetings, drafting plans, and sharing farm knowledge with Cape Girardeau neighbors to improve yields and economic stability amid regional crop and market challenges.
Thomas M Dieterrh of New York appears to be held at Micourt penitentiary with a few days to attend hearings. The statement notes possible employment prospects and salary in a different post, and contemplates a potential change in location or role within the United States.
The text details clerical appointments, salary figures, and transfers tied to a state capitol context. It mentions Mr Williams chief clerk, moves to Jacksonville Florida on July 2, and assorted appointments including George Hill, Joseph Geldman, and others. It conveys hiring, duties, and compensation amid various state offices and the Capitol’s manufacturing affiliations.
Southeastern Missouri Baptists face debts from hosting a mission drive. The call appeals to pastors leaders and sympathetic donors to fund Christian education and youth programs. Church leaders argue unity and strong church homes are essential to meet regional needs and spread gospel work.
A dense sale notice promotes oil stoves, mowers, rakes, cultivators, plows, disc harrows and other farm tools with 10 percent discounts. It invites visitors to compare prices, promises economical hardware, and lists a contact as J L Estes with phone number 21.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a religious commune tone praising Christian unity and urging action. It mentions a May event, a church in the territory, echoes, and appeals to Hymers, with references to Christian associations and local county context. The legible names and places are sparse and the overall sense is a contentious plea for church-related contributions.
A broad anti taxation movement gathers in Thukt Abe and Broken Man areas opposing state and federal taxes. The drive targets Gov Hyde’s bill as counterfeit reform while urging residents to join a mass meeting in Cue county Nebraska. Community leaders cite high tax burdens on families and urge action to curb perceived fiscal overreach.
Deputy Sheriff Tony Sect and St Louis officials report charges against B E Maulden for writing a cheek on a St Louis bank. Maulden, jailed, awaits court action as authorities seek proof of the check's validity in a case tied to Marc J D Randolph of Chatter and related Warripe poole Scott matter.
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