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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1916

Page

4

Political announcements for Missouri judicial and congressional races

A series of Democratic primary notices announces candidates for several offices across districts. Names include Peter H. Huck Dunklin county for judge, John H. Bradley Dunklin county for Springfield Court of Appeals, Ed Roth Perry county for congressman, Thomas A. Caldwell and Avery J. Bess for county treasurer, Sterling P. Presnell for assessor, H Alva Jamison for unspecified post, John W. Crabb Wayne township for sheriff, J F Cook German township for sheriff, Char F. Idley for sheriff, C A Miller Crooked Creek township for judge, and Robert L. Baker Lorance township for judge. All subject to August 1 primary voters’ action.

Peter H. Huck Ste. Genevieve John H. Bradley Dunklin County Springfield Ed Roth Perry County John W. Crabb Wayne Township J. FE. Cook German Township C. A. Miller Crooked Creek Township Robert L. Baker Lorance Township Ludge

Strawberries at five cents a quart and local notes

Lutesville reports low student attendance this week while fruit prices stay low at five cents per quart. The issue lists repairs, new coats of paint, sick residents, and social events including an ME Church strawberry social. A local wedding detail and various visits, trips, and labor notes fill the community update.

Bess Delabar

Bond Issue Tables For County Tax Impact

The article presents two tables on bond issues and township valuations. It explains how funds would be apportioned by township under various bond sizes, and includes a $160,000 bond table showing yearly tax rates based on current valuation. It notes the average rate would be under 29 cents per $100, with yearly highs and lows specified, and invites readers to verify figures or request corrections.

Cousty Highway

Baptist Church GEO Opens Summer Services in Arcadia Heights

The congregation held small attendance Sunday morning due to rain but larger in the evening. The BYPU and visitors show growing interest. The pastor plans memorial remarks May 30 for Jerome of Prague. Regular services resume next Sunday with Sunday school at 9 30, sermon 11, Sunbeam 4 40, BYPU 7, evening sermon 8. We invite former residents and members to worship.

Bypu Aplin Arcadia Sunbeam BYPU Jerome Prague

Road bond meeting set for May at county seat

Residents express uncertainty about a proposed road bond issue. They seek cost, expenditure locations, and purposes before voting. A county meeting at the county seat on May 27 will discuss details and decisions.

Danforth Illinois Social Notes and Local Visits

From Danforth Illinois a social roundup notes Miss Ethel Virgin and Melvin Gray visited Tom Perkins Tuesday night Miss Flora Hahn stays at Chatsworth now Melvin Gray tipped Cuk Sunday night likely on special business Everyone enjoyed the party at Tom Perkins last Thursday Miss Ethel Virgin improving after a few sick days Miss Callie Schram driving an Overland lately Miss Nola Hahn visited Gilmore Wednesday night with a friend Tom Perkins and family visited his brother Linsey Sunday Frank Baker attended the Danforth show Wednesday night with a special trier I will quit for now and try again later

Ethel Virgin Melvin Gray Tom Perkins Flora Hahn Chatsworth Cuk Fom Callie Schram Nola Hahn Gilmore Linsey

Mississippi rises as rodport reports high water

Health is good but planting is delayed by high water. Mississippi gauge at 17 feet and rising. Locals visit relatives in Pike Illinois. A death on May 13 mourns the Hughes family. A newborn girl born to Alfred and wife. Summer Hill workers and local visits noted. Carnival starts May 15 in Louisiana with week of events. Rockport hosts a big show May 20 drawing crowds. Public Health Service notes typhoid fever reduced by 80 percent in some communities.

J W. Hammock W . Hammock Roy Smith Pike Ill John Hughes Alfred Hows Elmer Bronough Alton Willie Ralph Mike Sweetman J. W. Hammock Hammock Emerson Dean Summer Hill Louisiana

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