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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1915
Page
4
Announcement declares Walter FE Revelle as candidate for Bol linger county school superintendent pending voters at the annual school election on April 6 1915. It also notes Wilbur M Welker as a candidate for the same office on April 6 115 with the same authorization.
State and local court actions with multiple cases of petit larceny disturbance of the peace and various appeals. Verdicts include guilty findings and fines, with motions to quash sustained. Civil actions involve bonds, replevin, partition, and divorces with continuances and venue changes.
Miss Else Apelaireh Harry Green and Ivan Myers entered school this week Rev W A Davault filled his regular appointment at Marquand Sunday Joe Parrott went home on business the last of the week T L West corresponding secretary of the home mission people conducted services at the Baptist church here Monday evening and chapel exercises at the alley Tuesday morning Lynne VanAmburg went to Burfordville Saturday to visit his parents over Sunday The Girls Literary society will render a program Friday evening March 19.
Health is very good in this vicinity with fine weather keeping residents cheerful. Squire Thomas Huskey and son bought a load of hay from F. P. Welch on Tuesday. B. F. Ramsey called on H. Blanken Tuesday. Miss Pearl Oldham of Jackson visited her sister Mrs. John Blanken over the weekend. Several locals ran errands in Lutesville and Marble Hill last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Blanken were also visitors.
Rural column lists farmers preparing to sow oats and plant early potatoes while detailing visits, sickness, funerals, church appointments, and socials. Mentions numerous residents by surname with brief notes on travel, visitors, and neighborhood activities, ending with a tribute and obituary reference.
A brief update from a reader says health is reasonably good and hints that spring is almost here, noting no recent social activity in the neighborhood.
The Odd Fellows drill a degree team while locals like Will Goodson Will Mouser and Isaiah Parks manage tasks. Residents Amanda Rice Tony Rice and Roy Gibson visit relatives, with many others traveling to Dexter Sikeston St Louis and the Cape to conduct business or shop.
Mayfield Health is good as spring nears farmers plow and sow oats preparing for corn. A baby dies and a newborn year welcomes an infant born to Vester Wooldridge. A singing school organized March 8 by Prof Noble and wife with 50 in class. B Y P A formed for youth with 40 members. Sunday school led by Cleve Hale.
In memory of Little Opal Evelyn daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas Hale Glen Allen born into pain and sorrow brightened their home but died after sixteen days taken ill January 11 mourned by a brother sister grandparents and many relatives and friends.
Notices announce applications for loans ranging from 100 to 10 000 dollars on improved and unimproved town property and farm lands. Security details include location description and valuation. Applicants must provide improvements and valuations and seek county representatives to handle applications, appraisal, and exclusive representation. Southern Mortgage Association seeks agents in Atlanta Georgia. Executrix Notice: estate of Andrew J Bedwell probate court assigns executrix. claim deadlines set 21 months and one year for bar.
Rhode Island Reds bred 12 years prize winners noted for color and quality. Exgis setting $110. Also standard Barred Rocks SC White Leghorns and SC Black Minorcas. Eggs from these matings per setting $1. Satisfaction guaranteed. W A Davaner Marble Hill Missouri.
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