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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1919
Page
4
The Marble Hill press is published each Thursday by Chandler & Company with Dean B. Hill and Corned Myeager noted. It is entered at Marble Hill post office as second class material.
A fragment hints at the editor of the little home paper being a helpful man, with readers invited to an interview. The text suggests curiosity about what the editor does at his home and how the public might view the piece.
The Treasury Department plans a nickel medal from captured cannon metal to honor Victory Liberty Loan workers who have distinguished themselves in support of the drive. A volunteer named Sau Mees of Bolger County is noted for notable service and will be considered for inclusion on the eligible list for the medal.
Secretary John L Sullivan channels revenue from automobile tags motorcycle and chauffeur license fines into the state good roads fund. February receipts reach 1249 64625 with tens of thousands more expected as the year progresses. Registrations show steady increases over last year with multiple vehicle categories listed and law enforcement to receive updated rolls.
Mrs Laura Perks born August 3 1841 near Bessville died March 24 198 at her home five miles north of Marble Hill She married George W Perks on October Qo 11 1860 and had seven children three living names include Jacob P Julius D Merion Avery George Lucinda Enoma Surviving siblings Emma Spencer Mary Kinder and nephew Robert Rhodes. She joined the M E Church South at 15 and kept faith throughout life Her chair now empty yet she rests with loved ones in heaven.
The fragment details a family story, funeral rites, local notices, a murder report, hog cholera prevention, farm advice, dandelion invasion, dog license tags, soybean history, revival meetings, and a grant of letters estate notice in Bollinger county with names such as Hender son Moore and J L R Devanport.
Mrs. Sarah Keehne of St. Louis visits relatives and friends in Marble Hill, returning former resident with many local friends glad to see her.
A guardianship petition will be heard in the probate court of the county at the gatebolt building on May 15 for the guardianship of Ward Hester estate. The court will consider the application of the guardian C L Teeesswora for the protection and support of the minor.
The text advertises letters of administration issued to Mary J. Themen and connected affairs dated April 1910, with claims to be filed within one year. It details probate court actions, sale of real estate if needed, and publication of bids for county depository contracts. It mentions Bollinger County Missouri, court seal, and officials including Clerk Ridewell.
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