Mankare Hits Peas Weekly Publication Details
The Mankare Hits Peas is published every Thursday by Gd L Chandler publisher. It is entered at the Marble Hill post office on second class batter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1918
Page
8
The Mankare Hits Peas is published every Thursday by Gd L Chandler publisher. It is entered at the Marble Hill post office on second class batter.
In Leopold the community marked the armistice with bells and jubilation. Local youth Herman Steverink Henry Debrock and Ed Holguin were wounded in France. Many residents attended church in Glen and visited Miss Mary Thiele Anton Stoverink. Numerous social visits and daily life notes follow, including illnesses, travels to St Louis, pork butchering, and local repairs.
Albert C. Jones of the 140th Infantry 35th Division reflects on countless sleeping places from cradle to battlefield. He words a weary vow that his next sleep will be near a fire as he traverses a hard campaign, describing mud, cold, and constant alertness.
Buchanan Farmers gather carp. Alvin Bostic recovering from influenza and pneumonia. Edna Wagner returns home from staying with Mrs West C Myers at Lutesville. Robert Barrett family visited mother Mrs W A Barrett. Will Crites visited Robert Tallent. M N Kinder Sr. returns from St Louis eye treatment and plans move to Fredericktown to live with son P B Kinder. Mrs W W Mathews visited mother Mrs E Wagner. A M Dockins visited wife in Scopus. An aeroplane seen overhead. Mrs Henry Crites visited Mrs E Wagner. Guy Thurston, recently at Camp Doirg Iowa, returns home. Maude Barrett visited Alta Crites.
Notice that letters of administration for the estate of Ellis M. Shrum deceased were granted on November mated by the probate judge of Missouri. All persons having claims must present them to the administrator Amanda Shyam or P. O. Shrem before a specified date to be forever barred.
Letters of administration granted to Joan F Limhawgh for Henry Limbaugh deceased. Creditors urged to present claims within one year from grant date or be barred. Also notice of administrator L. Richards for Mattie Richards estate with similar claim period and bar. Judge W C Gole presiding at probate court in Grassy, Mo.
Shareholders notice states Bank of Martie Hill annual meeting at the banking house on Monday November 2, 1975 to elect seven directors for one year and to vote on reducing directors from ten to five plus any other business. Held Friday November 18, signed by C A Sander President and L J Grimaley Cashier.
Mrs. Chas. T. Paller of Palmyra Michigan writes that in 1911 she suffered with severe pain weakness and spells. After using Cardus for seven bottles her health and strength returned and she could work daily without doctors. She recommends Cardus to other women suffering from female troubles and urges a trial at druggists.
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