The Marne Hind Press Publishing Note
The Marne Hind Press published weekly on Thursdays by Nile and Chandler publishers. Entries indicate the imprint and legal entry at Marble Hippateice, noting its status as an economic matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1917
Page
8
The Marne Hind Press published weekly on Thursdays by Nile and Chandler publishers. Entries indicate the imprint and legal entry at Marble Hippateice, noting its status as an economic matter.
Health is good in this community with a few cases noted. Mr and Mrs Dolph Ward visited their daughter Mrs Burl Myers Sunday. Mr and Mrs Dolph Haynes and family visited, Vir and Mrs J H Rickmon Sunday. Nello Pridy visited Verlin Beal. Services at Kinderchapel Sunday morning and evening well attended. March 20, James McKinley and Miss Rether Pridy. The young couple will marry and will live in Kansas. Mrs and Mes Astor Harris visited. Birth notice and other small items.
A New Salem community update notes residents: Peter Bess ill, So Swedes repairing a fence. Jon Berry moved from St Louis, returns Sunday. Mrs S S Filer surprised as all children and grandchildren visited. Satple family drove to Don Rosa to see brother Grant. Miss Geraldine Pair visited Flora Filer. Filer and Walter sow oats for J D L Wallis. Flora Filer visited sister Mrs John Kinder. Frank Leadbetter selling corn and moving furniture to depot with Fred Filer. Flora Filer and Bertie visited Mrs Leadbetter. Alice Filer home for a few weeks. Fred Sehleninger visited aunt Mrs S Filer on Sunday.
Lone Grove Health is very good here Farmers are sowing oats and plowing for corn. Janes Trentham filled his regular appointment at this place Saturday night and Sunday Ora Pierce of near Jackson visited home folks here weekend. Born to Mr and Mrs Wm Nanny a daughter March 25. The candy breaking at J M Nanny’s Friday evening was well attended. Mr and Mrs Chas Adamson's baby died Friday interred in Lessley cemetery. Henry and Tom Bollinger made a business trip to Jackson last week. The singing at R L Teeters' Sunday evening was well attended. Bryan Stone came home from college Friday and is working for James Teeters of Unit Ridge. There will be church at Mount Zion Saturday night and Sunday.
Several residents of the area attended the sale at Wash Devore's on Wednesday, with witnesses noting a steady turnout and interest in the featured items.
Local residents and families including H Blanken and son John, and Mrs Minnie Heider with others made business trips to Marble Hill on Tuesday. Multiple households, including the Ricketts and Formway families, hauled lumber and transacted business, with several residents visiting Marble Hill on Thursday and Sunday for various errands and church work.
Greenbrier area reports show mild weather inviting sowing and plowing. Farmers Rimsey Bud Cato JL Winins and Ward are preparing fields and tractors. Crites of Dongela visited Sunday. Dudley McCullough moved to Wiggins farm near Mrs Mabrey who is improving. Charley Rose and William Stephens plan to town for work. Church services were well attended Saturday and Sunday. T. J. Bowler from Greentirier works at Cape Girardeau. Corbin's Sawmill has operated heavily. Hayes and Sup continue work.
A man witnesses boys enforcing a rule that Limpy, a lame boy, must have first shot at selling papers on his beat. The group pledges protection, threatening punishment to others who sell on Limpy's block, as Limpy timidly accepts two papers before the man departs downtown.
Charleston News and Courier notes potato speculators push potatoes into the market, dropping prices and endangering stored stock. Farmers who held potatoes all winter fear prices will fall further. Fairfax Forum comments on political rhetoric by Senator Lodge as patriot versus politician.
A summer boarder jokes about an irresistible force meeting immovable tarity while Farmer Corntessel dismisses the notion. The exchange shifts to a child’s question about Sisyphus and a humorous aside about washing dishes, all in a Pittshurd Post style.
A quixotic quote by J Harvey Burgess contrasts wealth with material wealth, claiming true riches lie in a simple white potato. He mocks ostentation by denying ownership of Ford cars or grand properties. The remark critiques vanity and the pursuit of money.
Readable fragments recall Mrs Gaither Drewry of Spencer county in a family tale of births and deaths. Prohibition commentary notes hoteliers profiting under the reform era. A string of jokes and anecdotes from The Youth's Companion, Philadelphia Inquirer and London Answers, including a milkman price tale and an old fashioned girl portrait.
A sheriff sale notice dated March 16 1957 outlines a court appointed auction by Sherman Abernathy as trustee to settle a debt. It describes the property the northeast quarter of section thirty three township thirty nine range nine in Hollinger County containing forty acres more or less. The sale is set for Saturday March 30 at the courthouse in Maree Hollinger County.
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