Marble Hill Postoffice Suspends Press Office Affair
The Marble Hill Press Hill and Chandler publishers face a Syndand-clisa matter cited in a local postoffice filing. Details remain unclear as officials review the case and related notices.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1916
Page
8
The Marble Hill Press Hill and Chandler publishers face a Syndand-clisa matter cited in a local postoffice filing. Details remain unclear as officials review the case and related notices.
Correspondents say preparations begin for sowing oats when weather allows. Miss Mae Shruti attends Will Mayfield College and visited home from Thursday to Sunday. Numerous residents, including Lizzie Burton, Cora Cameron, Stella Lineal, and Stella Bess, are noted for visits and illnesses. The Scott school district closed March 2. Several locals travel for work, telephones are being connected, and health notes include a sick Willom Hindbaueh with pneumonia. An infant burial is mentioned and a Texas farm relocation for Richand Markham is noted.
Miss Lowie Slinkard visited home folks from Thursday until Sunday with Myrtle Axel Chariey Wallie part of the group in Crooked Creek area town notes.
Reports from the district detail school sessions at the Hawn school ending with a well attended program, Miss Maggie Devenport teaching there, and a large crowd served by lunch baskets. Nearby residents visit kin, new births are noted, and several townfolk travel to Morley Marble Hill Oran and DeSoto for visits or business. A shot at the Hawn schoolhouse lights is mentioned, with no suspect named.
Chatsworth weather stays fair with heavy snow on ground and little spring work done. Ernest Chadd from Litesville seeks employment. Tony Dale of Piper City visited Chatsworth Friday. Hollie Baker plans summer work at Gray's. Pete Gray relocated to a farm west of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs Carl Miller moved to a farm northwest of Charlotte. Melvin Deck and Walter Baker, local calls, connected to jobs with Cap. Bargman.
Board of Education reviews inspector report for Lutes isle Me High School and advances it to approved status in the second class with English 3 History Latin as emphasized subjects.
Notice is given that the Bollinger County sheriff will sell lands securing school fund mortgages. Described properties include described quarters in sections and townships in Bollinger County Missouri. Auctions set for Friday March 17 2014 at the courthouse in Marble Hill.
A historical legal notice announces a sale of real estate under a school fund mortgage. The sheriff of Hollinger County will auction the property at the Marbdie Hill courthouse on a specified May date, under court order dated December 1915, to satisfy principal and interest owed to the School Fund.
To whom it may concern Mire Addie Ray died intestate on December day 1914 leaving two daughters Mrs. Dottie Baugman and Mrs. Rosette May as heirs. They have agreed to settle and divide the estate and pay debts. All claims must be presented to Konetta Hay of Ad France in Stoddard County Missouri within the deadline stated or be barred.
A damaged notice shows a date of February 7 1016 and references Mrs Rosetta Hay as agent and representative for the estate of Mrs Adie Ray. The document indicates a legal bar or injunction related to the estate proceedings.
A damaged clipping advertises poultry stock from Marble Hall Mo, listing fine cockerels and missing clear prices or dates. The text mentions aristo birds and cousins in a terse sale setting, with unclear lot details and inconsistent wording.
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