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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1914
Page
8
Tuk Mannie and Chandler Publishers are active in daily operations as the firm adapts to changing markets. The note reflects ongoing activity and steady publishing efforts supported by key personnel and a durable business model.
Rain aided farmers as they harvest wheat with several noting Sunday cutting. Rev. T J Gaither preached at Trace Creek, Dr John Dellinger of Kansas City visited relatives, Walt Denman and Charley Dees bought sheep, J Ho Short and Henry Hood were in the county's north end buying sheep, and Wesley Cornman travelled to Fredericktown.
Pleasant children day exercises at Union church drew a large crowd with a good program by the Sunday school and Mrs N B Henry presenting the audience. Weather remains hot and dry as farmers rush to cut wheat while health and community news spill across a quiet Sunday.
A community update notes drought harming crops, neighbors planning moves to Colorado Florida and Arkansas, and local church and social events. It highlights harvest talk, a lawn party, and farm economics emphasizing silage over hay, silo advantages, and cooperative buying of an ensilage cutter to cut costs and boost returns.
Patton faces a busy harvest as hot weather slows work with small corn crops and limited planting. The region reports several showers recently while Washington Crites remains on the sick list. Wednesday proved hectic as residents prepared for harvest with Jesse Faircloth from Conrad Creek visiting town. Hen C J Sharrock returned from St Louis after accompanying his brother John to the hospital for keg treatment, noting his leg.
The report covers rain aiding a favorable crop outlook with corn growing well. Town visits include Motormick of Flatwoods and RC Alexander of Lodge on business. Local social notes mention a fishing trip to Castor and a porpoise carp? incident. Miss Marie Wells from Marble Hill teaches in Glen Allen and women prepare fruit for winter. A discussion on silos notes cost per ton and feed value, urging farmers to can feed for stock.
Health is reasonably good. Children’s day exercises were well attended at Lowndes. Several candidates have been in the vicinity recently. Barrett traveled to Grassy on business. A. A. Kinder attended Children’s day at Lowndes. Otto Dann and Dora Chronister attended church at Little Vine. Warning of a panther near Little Vine. Ned Wagner kept his regular appointment Sunday. Bessie Gillilan of Cape Girardeau visits her grandmother Mrs. E. C. McMinn. Farmers busy cutting wheat. Lige Bostic and wife visited Mrs. Bostic’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Win. Wampler. Dowy Dux.
Letters of administration granted by Bollinger county Missouri Probate court to the undersigned for the estate of Edward G Upehureh dated May 13 1914. All claims must be exhibited within one month or be barred from benefit. if not shown within one year from the last publication, claims are forever barred.
The Probate court of Bollinger county Missouri granted letters testamentary on May 12 1014 to monoe F Exoe executor. All claimants must file within six months from notice or within one year from last publication to be barred.
Letters testamentary were granted to the signer by Heilinger County Probate Court for Mary E Kinder deceased. Creditors must present claims within months from letters date, or be barred. last publication date sets one year limit. T. Kinvon Executor.
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