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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1901
Page
1
A murky scrawl of notices reports I think. It mentions Hanson’s illness, Charleston to run another newspaper, a 20 mile mail route, and various political and local civic items. It reads like a cluttered era snapshot with names and places.
A Platte City Landmark excerpt presents a proverb style debate about two boys, one pious, the other troubled by smoking and disrespect. A Missouri farmer warns cholera links to worms, cites hog feeding with lye, and notes local health beliefs. The Journal of Agriculture surveys horticulture progress in GLEN ALLEN and reports on farming, schooling, sermons, social events, weather, and community notices from March in the region.
Last days bring delays in oats sowing while a Cape county couple Albert Angel dies after long illness as pneumonia nears end. Married on Sunday at the bride’s home Alburt Reeman and Miss Maude Hartle, both from respected families. Prof T A Caldwell spoke at school closing, praised as a good teacher. Large crowd attended the graduation program, followed by a late informal scuffle. The district’s graduates, including Finneran, enjoyed the evening. A scholar writes.
A county court session presided by Judges Zimmerman Linlangth and Cooper adjourned on the insane verdicts and welfare for several residents. Maranda Gregory declared insane, committed to asylum. Hannah Irvin and David Riley receive care and conveyance allowances. various payments approved for witnesses, attorneys, printing, and county officers. sale of school lands authorized under Missouri law.
The document records multiple sheriff sales in Bollinger County Missouri, including tax lien and mortgage foreclosures. It lists defendants such as Nathan D. Coeban, Oscar Wheeler, and Willian L. Yount, with dates around March 1901 and properties described by quarter sections, all to be sold at public auction to satisfy judgments, taxes, and costs.
The notice from The Marule Hill Press and The Commoner announces a year long traveling canvass, requesting local agents and plan applications. It instructs that all money should be sent by P O order, Express order, or by bank draft on New York or Chicago, and warns against sending individual clerks or stumps.
A mis-spelled recruitment notice promises a guaranteed annual salary of $900 for representatives. It urges both men and women of good address to apply, states travel and commissions, and promotes The Constitution weekly as a preferred home paper for distribution.
Dr C M Witmer promotes Marble WIM and Meo offerings in Deng Store. Elmer Bair's Tomsoiral Parlors advertises misc services. Next door to W K Cuaxpian's office new livery stable run by W E Seabaugh with reliable teams. Frank's old stand at Marble Hill invites patronage.
An unusual advertising notice from Jackson Missouri promotes Kent Co. of cemetery work offering headstones tablets and monument services in marble granite or stone. It also touts B B B Botanic Blood Balm as a skin remedy, with testimonials and free trial offers, urging readers to write for medical advice and address at Atlanta Ga.
All readers are invited to join a club of The Kansas City Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Editions with our own paper for one year at 0 80. This offer bundles superior West known farming papers for local county and general news with a sample viewing option at the office.
An advertisement urges readers to order a fully illustrated seed catalogue from James Wicks Sons of Rochester New York. It promises nearly 200 new photo engravings and revised up to date text, highlighting vegetables flowers shrubs and fruit, and asks readers to mention the paper when requesting seeds.
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