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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1908
Page
4
A fragmented local column listing sales, rentals, and personal notices. It cites two houses for sale or rent in Marble Hill, Missouri, requests for employment in bookkeeping and telegraphy, and a Burfordville incident involving Stearly and Linus Stroder with a fine recorded.
A jumble of misc notices and ads from a historical newspaper page. It mentions excursion schedules to Colorado, a funeral service in Pahlin chapel, land for sale near Will Mayfield College, a student drama and a scholarship contest, a reward offer for vandalism against Valley Telephone Company property, and obituaries notes from Libertyville and Bollinger county. The text preserves names such as Leopold Young Moon, J. J. Robertson, Ernest W. Statler, Mrs. A. G. Stepp, and Rev. Asa Stepp, with scattered dates and local places.
Henry M. Smith and others appear in Jackson and Marble Hall itineraries with court visits and social calls. Several names and places recur including Teeters, Whybark, Dill, and Masters. A 14 acre fruit farm bargain near the college is advertised along with veterinary services by Dr. Masters in Lartesville.
Mrs Sarah Wieder and brother Maras Verine of Tell City visit Waronker brothers. Revs Patton and Yount held a protracted Chillereek meeting. two concerts reported. Mills and Stephens of Bare visit. McShell and W. Gillies injured. milk cows lost. Children’s day at Tattle Valley May 0. Joseph Jolson quits job for his sister.
Notice to creditors and interested parties that administrators of Jacob J. Conrad's estate will settle under probate court terms in Bullinger County Missouri at Marble Hill beginning Monday May 1 1 8. David J Coxran Sam Mi Minx Administrators. Notice also states letters of administration for the estate of J A B Williams deceased have been granted by the probate court in Bullinger County Missouri dated April 20 190s. Claimants must exhibit claims within one year or be barred. those not filed within two years from publication are forever barred. Dorothy Williams Administratrix.
Electoral and political notices mingle with sales pitches and community events. Wool! Taylor Mercantile seeks bids, while De Soto hosts a Republican training event. The Royal Neighbor Camp in Marquand promotes a Saturday ice cream social. Local crime, medical ads, obituaries and millinery promotions fill the page with scattered items.
Ruths Rea of Grassy and Chirles Ford of Chibb Creek visited town on Monday and Saturday respectively. Several residents made short trips to Jackson Farmington and St Louis while new barber A F Bethel arrived to open in Langdon building.
Prices from 50e to 5.50 per dozen for various photos. Victoria folders showcased as best value. All work guaranteed to please. Visit room 5 in Peoples Bank Building, Lutesville Missouri.
Marble Hill readers are urged to rely on Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and kidney discomfort. Attacks described as sudden and painful are said to vanish after use, with user testimonials from Lutesville, Missouri, praising the remedy. Sold by dealers for 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo NY, agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's.
The notice invites essays on the advantages of education free of charge. Submissions must be mailed or delivered to Mr Caldwell at Cole's store by Monday May 25. Judges include L T Kinder and Professors J A Richards and T A Caldwell.
A dense list of job titles and titles from an advertisement shows positions such as bookkeeper, stenographer, engineer, draftsman, architect, cashier, and clerical roles. The notice invites applicants for merchandising in dress goods, dry goods, clothing, millinery, shoes, and jewelry at WARONKER Bros. in Lutesville, Missouri.
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