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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1901
Page
1
Southern Missouri papers record local pleas for water infrastructure in Caruthersville, ties to levee improvements, and critique of legislative districting moves. Newscolumns reflect editor Guy Cooksey’s print quality, fires at Riamanex and nearby towns, and commentary on national policy and farm development efforts.
The fragment discusses months and immigration with reference to Kansas City Times noting a decline in quantity and supply as demand increases. The passage is incomplete, with no clear event or named entities to summarize beyond generic economic observations.
A garbled mix of aphorisms on manners and relationships echoes a late 19th or early 20th style. It riffs on habits, wit, and social norms, mentioning a “Left pocket companion” and a “Udly woman” while lampooning fate, fortune, and romance with fragmented, satirical observations. The source appears as a collage rather than a coherent article.
The Sunday edition of The St Louis Republic features world wide news service, color illustrated magazine section with literary pieces and fancy fashions. It includes humor cartoons by top artists, nationally renowned authors, and sheet music. One year by mail costs 24.00.
Raymond Alfred in the Indianapolis Press reflects on mornings noon and evenings as greetings to a beloved, blending imagery of dawn dew birds and sunshine with growth, warmth and faith. The piece contemplates purpose, fear, joy, and resilience in daily life.
Health is good across the region with several residents making moves and repairs. Pte Miller starts a new spring ground, James McGee moves to Bol linger, Hought lind near Henry Baker’s plans a future home, and Mauston Myers signs a contract with Gestring Wagon Co. in St. Louis. William Reilly recovered from typhoid fever and expects to return to duty soon. Good luck to The Press.
Health vary good at present Quissowing soon in order. The storm night of the 6th delayed Rock Point M. i. church Lane. at an occupied building belonging to John Sitzes JW. Davault has sell his fern to J. A. Dunkin and will soon leave for the west. Sue Sitzon recovered from an attack of prominent lover. J. W. Daynnit will on the 27th sell personal property at auction for cash. News is source, Ny Health very good. George Albright purchased the Fh. W. Bess firm. Charley Rhodes moved to Will Asbo farm near Patton. Bessville and vicinity still on the move. Married Sunday Miss Rosa Berry and Mr Pinkney Lincoln. A fine dinner for guests. very pleasant time. May peace and happiness go with them through life. Rev. Denton delivered an engaging sermon at Union Sunday to a good audience.
State indictments and continuances span many cases including J G Finney illegal practice of medicine continued at defendant's cost. Julia Limbaugh grand larceny. Abernathy whiskey sale. Kubat Dalton whiskey sale sustained. Kaiser v Visier changed. Maytield illegal practice verdict guilty with $50 fine. Cobb charged. Choginer trial verdict by court. Fos illegal voting indictment quashed. Chosiner selling liquor with license. Pierce time distained. Marshall Roker unlawful practice of medicine continued at defendant's cost. Henry Kagedale rape jury trial acquitted. Walthrope appeal not guilty. ejectment against Nancy Wyatt and John Sinpada. Robin Richards breach of griefine trial by jury verdict for plaintiff. Albert v Sanford change of venue. Summers et al v John Mellidge.
A collection of probate and court entries lists multiple divorces and decrees including Amos J. Caldwell versus Rumots A. Caldwell with a decree granted, Edward Bennet and others involving property or partition, Nevada Lin versus Cheletian Lis, and Mary Caldwell against Daniel Hahs with dower and damages continued. Several cases name minors or costs awarded to defendants, with other partition orders and continuances noted.
A fragment lists multiple proposed amendments including taxation, medical practice regulation, railroad depots with resident agents, a state board of arbitration, direct election of U S Senators, representation reform, voter registration for primaries, police and jail provisions with an emergency clause, kidnapping penalties, funding for education and state services, and creation of new judicial districts and sections.
The article argues corn depletes soil but is indispensable for stock feeding and commerce. It notes corn grows where mean temps stay above 60 degrees and forms the basis of inland trade, with exhaustion risks when overcropping on upland South and West lands occurs, alongside other staple crops like cotton tobacco oats and potatoes.
Analysis argues that corn exhausts soil mainly via nutrient uptake and humus decay. Emphasizes importance of stable humus supply through liberal manuring and cropping to maintain porous, cool, moist soil and supply carbonic acid. Cites Dana on nutrient content and notes need for mould replenishment for soil vitality.
Notice of trustee sale on June 15, 1908 in Marble Hill Mallinger County Missouri to satisfy the promissory note secured by deed of trust dated November 8 1895 conveying land in section 24 township 31 range 10 containing about 790 acres including the north side of the road. Nathan D. Corbin as trustee will sell the real estate at public auction for cash to the highest bidder between the hours of sunrise and afternoon at Marble Hill courthouse to satisfy the debt owed to Sarah A. Cophin with interest as stated in the note. Signed March 4 1914 by ALU REN Sheriff Mallinger County Missouri.
The Commoner states no traveling employees are used. Terms for legal agents will be sent after application. Funds should be sent by P.O. box, express order or bank draft on New York or Chicago. Do not send individual checks or stamps.
A dated recruitment notice seeks reliable individuals for local representation and travel to assist agents, offering guaranteed yearly pay of 900 dollars, daily expenses covered, rapid advancement, and a permanent position with liberal income. Includes contact in New Haven Conn and mentions an established house and new lines.
The Constitution offers 250000 in cash prizes for top agents in the current quarter of the century. It urges broad participation across counties and professions including doctors farmers and nursery workers. It promotes The Constitution as the best weekly paper with special cultural and children pages, urging subscriptions through local vendors.
A fragmented advert promotes a joint offer from Wiel Tietndes and partners The Pookey Farner and The Kanease City Live Stock Indicator. It touts heat of Whebookas publications and urges farmers and general readers to sample The Poultry Mart and Special Marmera Livtitut editions, highlighting limited time access and office samples.
Dr C M Witmer of Marble Hill announces an office in a drug store and promotes Elmer Bair's Tonsorial Parlors offering neat towels sharp razors and first class service. He thanks friends for past patronage and asks continued favors. Next door to W K Campion's offices.
A Jackson Missouri advertisement offers marble granite and stone monuments headstones and tablets with casework and lettering. It promises cheerful estimates and guaranteed workmanship. Joan H Sanden proprietor represented by Cr. Panney.
An old style newspaper column advertises neat, comfortable rooms with table service and livery stable aids. It promotes Shiver music with low prices and mentions Clifford as agent at Olive Street, St. Louis. The piece also advertises notary and conveyancer services, Bran and Hay for sale, Milwaukee Harvesters, and invites readers to request a seed catalogue.
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