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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1919
Page
4
A short feature highlights a Deak Bi letter about warmth and comfort. The piece emphasizes personal warmth, thoughtful gestures, and cozy moments in daily life. It frames the letter as a reminder of kindness in cold seasons.
Weekly publication note listing Chandler and Compartment as publishers with Rees Hill as editor and manager. It notes entry at the Marble Hill post office as second class matter, indicating its mail status and circulation practices.
Eorros Press recites county collector LT. Kewen's 1919 election note detailing the history of a special interest tax. He states the tax was levied three times during his four year term ending March 4, 1919 and paid by all except the Missouri Pacific Railway which refused as illegal. Courts were not sued then, and a full valuation reduction later yielded no objection from large or small taxpayers.
A coroner s jury finds that Read ing died from a gunshot wound inflicted by W A Cole of Rombeuer. Sheriff Enoch Underwood and Deputy Otis Brown arrest Cole last week. a preliminary hearing is set for October 4 before Justice J L Robertson. Attorney Henson of Poplar represents Cole.
We express gratitude to our many friends who were thoughtful during Grandmother Bowman’s passing. With gratitude we shall always remember our friends of Bessville.
A large public sale event is announced for October 14 and 15 near Zalma Missouri featuring 8 brood mares and 4 to 1 year old, 6 work mules, 25 hogs, 18 Poland China stock, 1 registered Poland China boar and sow, 10 sows with pigs, multiple wagons and farming implements, household items, and 300 acre farm to be offered with cash and credit options. The notice notes rental terms if not sold, location details, and contact Joseph H. Grant & Sons of Zalma, Missouri.
Notice to taxpayers lists dates and locations for tax collection for 1919 in Bollinger County. It details required meetings at Zalma Greenbrier Dongola Adem Sitze's Store Cooper Haynes Marble Hill Sedgewickville Lixville Heitman's Mill Alliance WA Yount's Bessville Patton and George Mayfield's stores. Merchants must pay by November 1 1919. John B Smith is Collector of Revenue.
A $500 lot is to be given away free to a person present at the auction of 150 lots in B. B. Cahoon Sr. Addition Fredericktown Missouri on Wednesday October 8 1919. Tickets are available at banks stores restaurants and other business places. Ask for a free ticket for yourself and every family member.
Legal notices describe a mortgage foreclosure sale of land in Hollinger County Mississippi and a shareholders meeting for the Bank of Patton in Bollinger County Missouri. The property covers parts of sections 17 and 18, township 30 north range 10 west. The sale is cash on delivery between 1 PM and 4 PM. The bank meeting in Patton sets October 6, 1919, for election of five directors and other business.
A government notice announces a special election to be held Tuesday October 7 1919 in Boomers County Mimsoun to decide on a local matter. The record lists officials and the adjournment of a prior session with references to Bolinger.
A court orders a special election in Bollinger County Missouri on October 1, 1919 to decide borrowing up to three hundred fifty thousand dollars for roads and bridges. The measure covers bond issuance, interest, and repayment over twenty years, with official ballots listing For and Against the indebtedness. The order assigns publication in local papers and names Geo W Bidewell as county clerk, with documentation of proceedings.
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