Local News Highlights From Marble Hill Area
Local notes report G Dr Snider arriving from Jefferson City and lists last week wine returns. Mrs Henry M Smith travels to St Louis for dry goods and millinery. Ed Whitebread and Worcester Chandler seek work in DeSoto Lund. We stock Hicks Alma nacs for 1905. Tilden Connor returns to Waxahachie Texas after visits. Methodist services planned March 11 in Glen Allen. Rev T H Jenkins aids local option campaign in Scott county with March 17 election. Jim Portis cash groceries. Odna M Cook and Ola Fish wed at Harriett Whybark home. T H Jenkins officiates. New baby born to Key and T H Jenkins in Marble Hill March 1. County court meets to settle with collector. Maples syrup at Ed N Barks store. he will read The Press. For sale: one large mild cow, two incubators, egg stock. Ladies of M E Church South plan meeting March 14 with Mrs G L Chandler. Feature on wealth amusements in Woman's Home Companion. J A McCullough finishes school term near Sedgewickville and returns home to college. Daily paper offer on St Louis Chronicle with Tak Press for $2.50 yearly. Gravel needed on Jackson and Perryville roads. Rev J R A Vaughan presiding elder holds second quarterly conference at Hahn Chapel. weather reduces attendance.
Horses and Livestock Feed Ad from Marble Hill Me
A fragmented horse and livestock feed note references Hemas Stock Fod and Marble Hill Maine. It urges good feeding to keep horses cattle hogs sheep and poultry free from disease and mentions sale or product delivery at Marble Hill Maine in a period ad style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asain Pesersy
Marble Hill
Local items note court week and social visits in Marble Hill
Marble Hill notes a busy week with circuit court convening next Monday, several social visits from Lallin and Oak Ridges, and a candidate for school commissioner. Also listed are marriages, land sales, teacher examinations, employment ads, and notices of administration for the estate of Susan Propst in Bollinger county.
Local notices and inserts from Marble Hill area update
Subscriptions and renewals arrive as Hughes and Ramsey renew, and Marquand resident J F Berry becomes a full citizen. Updates include repairs, animal sales, a mercantile move, and local officials noting grants of thanks. Also mentions Rev Sevbright ill with erysipelas and Dr Mayfield visiting G W Mayfield. Easter dating trivia and a school commissioner candidacy by Prof Davault are cited.
Train Service Change Locks In New Schedule Change
Effective Sunday, February 2 1905 trains 30 and 60 were discontinued. Trains 4 now run through to and from St Louis, carrying sleeper cars between St Louis and Shreveport, with sleeper between Memphis and Texarkana. No. ? arrives St Louis at 0 51 p m, now leaves St Louis, Sin hami.
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Freon St. Joocis
St. Louis
Shrewport
Memphis
Texarkana
Darrives
Sinhami
Sales Positions Advertised by Blow Bros Co Chicago
MEN AND WOMEN in this county and adjoining territories, to represent and advertise an old established house of solid financial standing. Salary to men $21 weekly, to women $12 to $18 weekly with expenses advanced each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Horse and buggy furnished when necessary, position permanent, Address Blow Bros. & Co., Dept. 5, Monon 4Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
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Abney
Block
Chicago
Blow Bros. & Co
Dept
Ill
Grave’s Brother Drowned Crossing River Near Brownwood
A message to Free man Graves reports Theodore Graves drowned March 1 or 2 while crossing Hurricanesloughy toward Brownwood. The horse balked at water, then bolted, throwing Graves. He was carried by the horse’s feet and later found dead. The Graves family, longtime residents of Marble Hill area, had been in Brownwood and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Graves
Theodore
Hurricanesloughy
Brownwood
Young Graves
Preeman
Sheriff to sell Bollinger county real estate at public auction
By virtue of a general writ of execution the Bollinger County sheriff will auction the real estate of Ollie Speer John L Speer and Henry Speer The property includes the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section twenty one township twenty nine range nine east and other described parcels The sale is at the north front door of the courthouse in Marble Hill Missouri on Friday March 17 1905 between 9 am and 5 pm for cash to the highest bidder to satisfy the execution and costs A C King Sheriff of Bollinger County
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Circuit Court
Bol
Ineer
Missouri
Henry Speer
Real Espite
Bollinger County
Tifton
Suulleus
Fortheast
Section Twenty-One
Township Twenty-Nine
Marbie Hill
Bollinger
State of Missouri
A.C. King
L.S
Jacob A Taylor
Marble Hill
Sheritt
A. C. King
Order of Sale Under School Fund Mortgage
On May 12 1897 Ollie S Speer and Muckey S Speer borrowed 300 from Bollinger County Public School Fund with bond due February 1 1908 at 6 percent. Mortgage secured land in Bollinger County and in default the Sheriff would sell the property at public auction with 20 days notice in a county newspaper to cover costs.
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Ollie S. Speer
Muckey S. Speer
Bollingly
Hughey S. Speer
J.C. Cubbare
J. W. Slinkard
C. W. Whittenburg
Ollie S Speer
Slughey S Speer
Jane Speer
Bollingar
Bollinger County
Ublic
Imne
Oblicatanine
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Marsard
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Wm. Lages, M. D
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Drug Star
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Jim Portis
Trom
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G. Dr. Snider
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R. G. Hartle
Hayti
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Tilden Connor
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Ola Fish
Harriett Whybark
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W. M. College
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Henry Elfrank
N. Barks
F. J. Wenprisnor
Rosemont Mall
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March Woman’s Home Companion
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John Ningene
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Lutescale
M. E
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Farmington
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H. J. Sexbaugh
Kansas City Veterinary College
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