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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1922
Page
1
Clark's Saturday Specials features old-time yellow laundry soap offered in large cakes at a bargain price, with a note about a forty percent discount to attract customers. A heavy wash basin, advertised as a best seller, is also promoted in patterns and sizes for the day.
Local shop advertises a gingham dress sale featuring cotta and crepe fabrics. Regularly priced items are offered at a discount for a Saturday event with limited stock.
Twin City notes report Jackson wall team loss, strong pitching by Miller and Wirteking, home games planned with Cape Girardeau Red Stars. Also a shooting incident in Avert where Emory shot King three times over a store dispute. King wounded, condition serious at Cade Germineau hospital.
A number from the state will attend the Citizens Military Training Camp at Jefferson Barracks from August 1 to 30. Applicants from this area include Carey E. Jenkins Marble Will and William Kinder Lutwsville.
Luther PF Yount and Mise Ruby Crimeley were married at Marble Hill with Rev McDonald officiating. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Yount, the bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Grimey. Wishing them happiness.
A nineteen year old Kadeniiston bakery delivery driver was robbed at the door of a Renortt bakery Saturday afternoon. A masked man stopped the truck demanded the cash and fled toward the bakery antes. The driver, shaken, described the assailant to authorities as police investigated the bold, crowded scene.
Unidentified man killed in a fatal freight wreck 194 miles north of Poplar Bluff Missouri near Cadet. Four cars were destroyed including two refrigerator cars and two gasoline tank cars. Rescue crews worked through the night as the track reopened after 2:40 a.m. Coroner handled the victim’s remains and an effort to locate relatives was launched.
Capt John Gerby addresses 19th century Adverting Club of St. Jevs, urging retailers to advertise to avoid failures. He argues marketing energy and knowledge boost sales, recounting a technician’s hard lesson and stressing cooperation between manufacturers and retailers to support local businesses and economic vitality.
Cap Gorby spoke to members of the Junior Advertising Club gathered at the Chamber of Commerce venue for a night meeting.
Protracted meeting at the Methodist Church leads to a Sunday preaching engagement at the Presbyterian Church. Wimmell, pastor, will deliver the sermon to attendees at the usual service time.
In Destage the METHODIST CHURCH hosts a revival led by evangelist Roy Johnein with Pastor Bennet assisting. The event runs at Relie Street with services nightly and a quarterly conference, followed by preaching at Hahn's Chapel Saturday night and Sunday. The notice also mentions burial details and local community activities.
The damaged notice from Lutesville proposes a dairy sheet for a Wednesday May 24 event. It mentions revenue concerns for farmers and dairy operations in the local area and references the Sun Valley region and related cream products. The text is fragmentary but indicates a planned dairy activity or sale.
A rabid dog bit four people and a number of livestock near Greenlini and Marble Hill, with several injured and one animal killed after the attack. Officials sought care and filed a report while insurers and local families responded to the incident, with further telegrams noting losses and aid efforts from the Hollings 1 Una Farmers' Mutual Aid Insurance group.
The report notes proceedings in the probate court with several figures from Murti IC Wealries, Zalma, and Greenhrwer. It mentions Markie The Momday ami Tuesday transmitting Usbiniews in the Probate and Cvants r'surte Arthur Baker's arrest at Gilet Allen Tuesday and a demand filed for an appearance before Coq Murray.
In Topeka employment figures indicate a rise with several sectors recording improved hiring. Analysts note stronger activity in manufacturing and services as the local labor market tightens.
A large crowd attended Will Mayfield’s senior class graduation exercises held Monday at the wan atom. Wells presented diplomas to coven members who had met college requirements. A feature of the program was a veteran solo by Hew Arvin.
Four men including a farmer and a tin worker were arrested on the same charge in connection with the Whitlock murder. They were named as Lowen and Moreiged, among others, and binding details appeared in the grand jury proceedings.
A damaged notice states an execution date for Amprell at Van Buren on June 14. The fragment references legal actions, individuals, and places with unclear details, preserving the core fact of a scheduled hanging and related names.
Report from a local observance notes a death by self harm involving a Swittee commissioner. The account references delays, a field event, and ongoing inquiry. No further charges or conclusions are stated.
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