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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1920
Page
5
Marbie Hill notes show locals offering free coffee to Democratic women at the Monrovia quarters. Visitations include Bear Beasville’s Hawn and others. among other items are sale ads for liniment products and a church preaching schedule by Rev Caton at Lutenville Presbyterian church next Sunday.
Fragmentary York era notice item describes medical quackery and remedies, local business mentions, and land sale offers. It cites Dr F. Bair, Geo Bell, and L Gnthin Minturn Arkansas, with land for sale or lease near Tron Mountain six miles south of Howie.
No hunting or trespassing will be allowed on our farms. W. BK. Chandler, Hosea Seabangh.
Notice posted on farms owned by Mrs HL FP Rainer and C F Schreiner warning against hunting or trespassing. Property owners assert no trespassing and request visitors obtain permission before entering. (Entities include Mrs HL FP Rainer and C F Schreiner. locations implied as private farmland.)
Lutesville Milling offers extra fine seed wheat or hand seed. Alex Cox of Zalma near Marble Hill is involved in the business, with Marble Hill Mowilay noted in connection.
The note describes women voters and Democratic supporters ready to care for babies during voting. It mentions AO Kelley of Patton handling business at the county seal Monday and advertises caskets and coffins sold at reasonable prices by Alois Anger in Leopold, Missouri.
Marble Hill residents share news of visitors and farm work. Dr W A Reynolds posts a dental schedule. Hunters, trespassers warned, multiple letters from nearby towns describe crops, livestock, and community events. Local business ads and personal notes mention mutual aid and upcoming sales.
Obituary fragment notes the death of a woman born October 21, 1860, at age 60, with funeral rites by Rev. John Hedrick and burial at Hop King cemetery. The item also mentions a bank stockholder meeting inMarton, and a stray humor piece about fishing, plus multiple community notices, ads, and brief legal and social items. The text blends memorial lines with local commerce and notices, reflecting a late 19th or early 20th century small-town newspaper page.
Read an uncredited pitch offering status as a territory holder for selling a large range of products from a well known institution. Claims include million users and bond options for auto or tire owners. Written in promotional tone, urging immediate contact for forms and details.
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