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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1914
Page
8
Advertisement noting weekly Thursday issue from Mill and Chandler publishers with ironclad details about entry and mailing, indicating newspaper distribution through Marble Hill post office as second class mail matter.
Our Correspondents note lively activity around Grassy. Trade is reasonably good at J N Matthews store. Wheat stacking and haying continue. Visitors include Arthur Cheek, Adolph Haynes family, Henry Clubb, and Castor neighbors.
Sedgewickville residents report health decent harvest work continues and many neighbors travel for business and visitation. a July picnic planned in will statler’s woods lot near town. revival services led by rev. bone and bro wilson to begin sunday. union sunday school history cited. obit for epps m hawn details family and funeral.
The report says a young boy hurt his eye while playing with a stick but the ball was not punctured. Doctors believe the boy may regain some sight, though the injury affects vision. Mrs F M Jones visited the doctor.
A shop boss finds Pat the Irish worker a week after he vanished. He questions if Pat read the letter. Pat replies he read it both inside and outside, noting the inside said he was fired and the outside ordered return to Baldwin's locomotive works in five days.
Letters of administration for Edward Upphireh and letters testamentary for Polly Statler were issued by the Bollinger County Probate Court Missouri in May 1914. Creditors must file claims within six months for administration and within the last publication for executorship, or be barred. Gronon F. Eupe, Executor. E. Devewrrr, Administrator.
Probate court grants administration on the estates of Mary E Kinder and Jacob F Back both dated June 1914. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred, with last publication deadline of one year to avoid further action. J T Kernen and Ples Baca named executors/administrators in respective notices.
G B Harpole of Dexter is mentioned in the Glen Allen News. The fragment suggests a report about his activities or status, but details are unavailable in the readable text. Further context from the article would clarify the event or action described.
Report lists local farming activity with wheat cutting finished and corn plowing underway. Thresher Will Vance works in Flatwoods while others attend community events such as an ice cream supper at Joe Demmer's. mentions visiting relatives and a man named Immerman injured at Slinkard sawmill. local families Marvin Burns and kin noted.
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