Tae Marare Hien Press Published every Thursday
Tae Marare Hien Press operates on a Thursday publication schedule with Ail and Chandler listed as publishers.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1917
Page
8
Tae Marare Hien Press operates on a Thursday publication schedule with Ail and Chandler listed as publishers.
A fragmentary local notice records health concerns and social calls. Alvin Bostic and Martiel At home of the bride in late March. Frank Shiveredek and Misa Laster attend Ro Shraders gathering. Mrs Wr Laster and two children wish a long life. Mea J Ro Lacy and Kate visited Ro Shraders last week. Douds have pneumonia relapse. Loew of Tallent visits his brother Seulphy Born To Mr amd M Jahan March 4. Bennet family visited Monroasters last Sunday.
Farm neighbors report mild spell and intent to plant cotton this year. Local residents tally visits, exchanges, and small farm activities while noting several families attending exams and traveling to nearby towns.
Hexsville figures show multiple visitors and travels including Mrs LC Griffith and Mrs WJ Hale in Glen Allen while J Pleteter returns to Chicago after a wife's visit. St Louis visitors MM Fletcher and GA Venoble in Marble Hill with AL Hahnas at Mercu Newin Chaunncey Ricketts family return from St Louis. Hurlie Sanders to hospital in St Louis and Susan Watts of Glen Allen visiting local friends. Pete Baker of Glen Allen noted for frequent local business and his horse at Hales gate. Marquand notes AJ Goree transacting business Friday.
Farmers sowed oats Friday and Saturday while James Hill narrowly escaped death from a falling tree during logging for Tom Newell. Thomas Leon rented oat ground from A Po Sherman. George Sherman plans to move to Alton. Linus John Younger and family visited Thos Seatts and Robert Rea from Sunday to Monday. OM Jlecksen, recently ill, went home with Tom Newell's party. Millercand family visited Robert Be. Robert Rea works at Tym Newell's today. Mr and Mrs Ch Walker died March 3 and were laid to rest March 4 in Farr cemetery.
Health is reasonably good With pneumonia cases few Smith Watson died Thursday He left five children to mourn his death Monroe Hill visited his father Sunday There will be church here Saturday night and Sunday Everyone invited Lessie Snowden died Friday and was buried in the Dongola cemetery Lee Shells little girl died Sunday and was buried in the Schlattz cemetery Monday Oscar Speers is building a new dwelling Isaac Wilfong and daughter left Saturday for Bonne Terre Marvin Perkins moved here from Greenbrier last week Miss Murphy visited her grandmother Sunday Tow s Girt
Farmers took advantage of the pleasant weather last week and were busy plowing and sowing oats across fields. Strong work continued as soil warmed and crews prepared for the coming season.
Union Ridge Health shows minor cold issues while farmers prepare fields for plowing. Local residents Otto Reitzel and Ada Seabaugh make visits to Marble Hill and Bell City. House repairs and visits continue as families plan moves to Illinois. James Upchurch dies at the county hospital.
Linus Kinder and Linus Bridges visited relatives on Sunday in Marble Hill while Marvin Yount of Bell City bought a team of mules from Jesse Barks. Rufert Yount recently purchased a mule team from Berthold Schrock. Blaine Yount, ill all winter, accompanied his father to the doctor. Joti Kinder and Mrs Kirder’s mother were seen visiting Saturday.
Rain continues as Mrs Dora Hooter recovers from illness while residents like Homer Allman, L. Stallings, and A. Murphy show various daily ailments and activities. John Neff returns from Portland. wedding gifts and showers occur for Miss Willie Irving Hoen. families plan moves to Bernie and new vehicle orders rise with Ford cars. Local events include a logging accident injuring James Hill, typhoid and smallpox cases, a Reverend’s appointment, and shouts about farm purchases and neighbors visiting各.
James Crosby and his son John made a business trip to Advance on Friday. Mrs. James Crosby visited Mr. and Mrs. Andy Lane at Brownwood. Farmers prepare to sow. George Merediths left Thursday for Bonagart Iowa after visiting relatives. Rev Michael begins a week long meeting March 16 inviting all. Mary Graves left Sunday for Idalia to visit Miss Tora Masters. Grover Corbin's children have measles. Our merchants appear to be doing good business.
The Temperance Notes report broad support for prohibition across Kansas labor groups after a 35‑year trial. Topeka figures, including labor leaders Porter and Lace, endorse prohibition, arguing it reduces tavern traffic and related trades. The piece contrasts Kansas with other states, notes federation delegates eyeing policy changes, and cites ongoing civic efforts in Topeka. It also mentions local visits and school closure events, with a tone blending advocacy and community updates.
A damaged OCR notice describes a public sale action by court order for property in Martie RA county and state. It states the sale will be by cash to satisfy a lien or claim against the named defendants and describes the parcel to be offered at auction at the courthouse door.
Old patent medicine listing ailments from rheumatism to ringworm and cramps. Claims antiseptic use internally or externally. Mentions product named Antiseptic A and a numeric tag 25.
Sheriff’s record cites a 1917 writ issued February 11 directing delivery February 17 returnable to the March term. Plaintiffs A. P. McKelvey and John A. Slover. defendants David I. Lee and Sarah F. Lee. Florence James and Eugene James mentioned in the case.
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