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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1920
Page
8
The column records routine data from a rural Missouri community. It notes illnesses including flu and pneumonia, visits by neighbors like Mr and Mrs Marvin Cobb, Prof R A Moyers, and Mrs John Masters, plus various travel and farm movements. It also mentions a marriage, school progress, And a land sale notice with legal details.
Oak Mound Health notes indicate reasonably good conditions with ample rain and mud. Mr Marion Sitze and his children traveled to Fernfelt with plans to establish a summer home while Miss Fern McGee visited friends in Lutesville over the weekend. Wilbur Upchurch returned from Nash where he has been employed, and Mrs Joseph Clanin with her children visited her parents, Mr and Mrs.
Jeannette C Dillon and Allen R Dillon by deed of trust dated April 27 1910 conveyed property to the undersigned trustee as recorded in Bolinger County Missouri book 58 page 275. The fragment notes a secured conveyance and trustee designation with details incomplete in the excerpt.
Sheriff Enoch Underwood announces sale by public vendue to satisfy a circuit court judgment against unknown heirs of Jose it Cata and others. Real estate described as in Hollinger County, Missouri, to be sold at public auction on Friday March 14. The sale aims to satisfy ten dollars and thirty cents plus interest and costs due to the state and revenue collector LT Kinder.
The readable text hints at a medical setting with references to treatment and filmy descriptions of disease, practitioners and a drug advertisement. It mentions a product and a promise of relief, with a general sense of suspicion about remedies and a public display in a shop.
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