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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1914
Page
8
A local publisher and printer run by Tok Manbie Hien and 14 WDLER in the Martie Hill district announces weekly Thursday releases from the past office. The item reflects a small, period-typical community publishing setup with halted clarity due to OCR errors.
The Missouri Bollinger County sheriff will sell at public auction on May 16, 1914 in Marble Hill. The sale includes parts of sections in township 32 north range 9 east, and the bid requires 20 percent cash with balance on four months credit. The conveyance involves the southwest quarter a portion of the northwest quarter and other described tracts in Bollinger County Missouri, subject to a right of way and prior water pipe restrictions. Also a separate sale on May 27, 1914 at the north door of the courthouse in Marble Hill will liquidate the deed of trust on described property in Lutesville, with bounds and metes specified.
An order of publication issued in Bollinger county Missouri for a case filed by Jessica McGlothlis as clerk. The petitioner seeks a court action against Reskie Grint and others in a land or real estate proceeding with summons published for four weeks in Marple Bill newspaper prior to the next court term.
By virtue of a deed of trust dated December 21 1008 and recorded in book XI page 534 Bollinger County Missouri to secure a promissory note due and payable, a sale action is announced. Dale and Anne A Dale are the trustors.
Lula Lincoln wife of John Lincoln died March 30 1914 at age 29 She leaves a husband four children and many relatives Friends urge mourning not for the dead but for the living and call others to live as a path to meet them in a brighter world
Health is fine on Trace Creek and expected to stay good. Farmers plant corn and wheat. meadows look fine. Men on Castor and Trace Creek tried a wolf hunt Tuesday but did not see the wolf Lavle Joe. Goodson has a young mile with a broken leg but improving. A baptism was announced for the second Sunday in June and preaching occurred at Moore.
A long list of individuals and places appears in an sale notice listing sellers such as J A Taylor Marble Hi Henry Elfrank Lotnsville J A Berry Glen Allen JA Moeters Hurrican W D Hinkle Gipsy J T Spicer Zalma W Lioyd Greenbrier J Winsers Laffini F Clippard Leopold J Cooper Sink J W Wampler Do Rola Notes: no prices or property details provided.
A large congregation attended chapel Sunday while the mail route was noted as a great convenience. Aunt Jane Sitze sprained her foot recently and is laid up. Miss Matte Pridy visited sister Mrs. Lora Moore. Mrs. Mande Sitre visited Mrs. Jennie Goodson. Mrs. Alice Bewl attended James Pride's. Rev W Cooper preached at Fairview. Mrs. Charles Soadys ill, Mrs. Robert Rea improving. G. A. Smith dined with J. Haynes. Dick Whitener and Maud Shetley visited Henry Cooper. G. Stevens of Ginesy attended a youth event at Caper & Haynes's. MeKelvey visited Than McCormick's. Melvin McCormth and Monroe Cooper noted. plans to crack corn for summer. Rev DPD and Mr Robtone progressing. Roy Cooper shopped at Cooper & Maynes's. Harley Newes ill with bronchitis. best wishes to the Tyners Jute.
From Senath Missouri the writer notes cotton is nearly planted with hoeing to begin soon. He seeded twenty eight acres in cotton and twelve in corn with a fine stand. Weather is fine and health good. Peaches were killed in Bollinger. The correspondent visited Nettleton Arkansas and saw water and mud on the road through Cardwell.
The writer describes Nettleton as a thriving town twenty miles from Lake City with three railroads Frisco Iron Mountain and J L C E and nearby Cotton Belt line. He notes a mile long bridge at Lake City with quarter mile side tracks an irrigated rice crop reminded of lettuce beds and water from large tanks. Travel overland ended with getting wet.
The column records overall good health with spring plantings under way in Bollinger County. Farmers are busy with corn and potatoes, fruit trees in bloom, and plans to install electric lighting. Social events include church services, gatherings at neighbors homes, and local singing. Several residents and families are named with visits, attendance at Sunday school, and evolving rural life in April.
Local merchants Estes Bros of Marble Hill Missouri promote cook and oil stoves as a real bargain. They invite prospective buyers to consult with them to ensure a fair deal and promise good service.
Lutesville reports a farmer returning with a load of wire fencing and Estel showing improvement on his farm. A request invites Gipsy Jim to share updates again, while Ovo Trace Crerxer is noted in the item.
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