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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1911
Page
7
College notes highlight an active student week
Our Correspondents report a well attended young lilies society meeting last Friday evening with a pool program enjoyed by all Four new students enrolled this week Roswell rites Win Harris Elmer Sitee and ED Owen bring total to eighty six breaking a record Ernest Ennis visited friends at Marquand over the weekend The football team has not organized yet but will begin practicing soon Messrs Clarence Slinkard Pat Witter and Roger Chandler visited the school Monday Miss Ayers and Miss Johnson will give a joint post of elocution in College chapel Friday at 730 PM
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Lilies’ Society
Messrs
Roswell Rites
Win Harris
Elmer Sitee
ED. Owen
Ernest Ennis
Marquand
Messra
Clarence Slinkard
Pat Witter
Roger Chandler
Miss Ayers
Johnson
College Chapel
Wedding in Our Midst and Train Accident Report
Health is very good. A wedding occurred last Sunday with Will Ross and Miss Barbara Hoffman united in marriage by Rev Patton. Also reported are visits from WM Strong family, Lum Propst, and Gus Poinsett circles. A sad accident last week left Win McAlister severely mangled after being struck by a night passenger train. remains sent to Glen Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewilie
Will Ross
Barbara Hoffman
Res Parton
Strong
Moses Penturf Suniaseure Binatts
Lum Propst
Willinais
Patton
Sindee
George Nenninger
Gus Poinsett
McAlister
Glen Allen
Local Notes From Buchanan Area Amid Small Events
Health of residents mostly fair with illnesses noted for Mrs. Alfred Wagener and George Abernathy. Social visits by Mrs Retta Varack and Jere Dunn family. Everett Tallent’s horse ran away causing a minor wreck. Joe and Jim Estes attended Marble Hill court. P B McKelvey on road crew. Teachers report progress at Buchanan school. sorghum ready to mill and wheat sowing active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Wagener
Puay
George Abernathy
Retta Varack
Jere Dunn
Everett Tallent
Albert Dunn
Jim
France Estes
Marble Hill
Joe Bess
P.B. McKelvey
Geo. Headrick
W. A. Barrett
Oklahoma
Gus Barrett
Wil
Barrett
Buchanan School
Local Notes From Swinton and Nearby Areas
Advance FR notes health improving. J G Fowler and wife of Clubb Creek and Roy Gaither near Zalma passed through Swinton en route to cotton country. W P Hood and L A Hobbs shipped a carload of sheep to St Louis last week and lost six. Mr and Mrs Willie Pry visited near Aquilla. Prayer meeting every Sunday night at Union Grove. Our mail carrier Mr Looney is always on time. T H Fowler and Lee Baker are
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Fowler
Clubb Creek
Roy Gaither
Zalma
Swinton
W. P. Hood
L. A. Hobbs
St. Louis
Willie Pry
Aquilla
Union Grove
Mr. Looney
T. H. Fowler
Lee Baker
Zalma Hack Line Serves Zalma Daily Except Sunday
J C Howell of Zalma Missouri advertises a daily hack line with trips every day except Sunday. Passenger fare is 75 cents each way, with reasonable charges for express matter or hauling and comfortable accommodations.
Estes Brothers Window and Paints Ad Catalog
Estes Brothers advertise a large selection of home improvement items including windows doors paint tins fruit cans and tinware plus plows harrows saddles and harness lime cement and Weber farm wagons. The snippet promotes stock just received and invites customers to visit for these goods.
Swinton farmer notes and church conference appointions
Local farming items report sowing of wheat and travel plans of residents. A lengthy list covers the St Loge conference appointments for Farmington district including multiple circuit names and leaders, among them H L Wright and C M Gray, with mission secretary noted as unpaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Loge
M. E. Chumn
South
Kirkwood
Wade
Faemiington
HH. P Crow
Aradia
J.T Self
Jonne Terre
Henry
Bismark
Hickory Crore
Wm. Stewart
Belereen Vipruit
BW. Benningajellenna
Irondale
St Finley
Diesiege
Tet Wainers Elvina
Elmer Poa
Wether
LON Niehats
Flat River
H. L. Taylor
Prdernickeown
C. N. Clark
Farmingom
L. RR
Jenkin
Farminicton Eirrait
J. A. Woods
Frederocktown
Lutesville
Glen Allen
Wy Bo Sable
J. O. Bitton
Libertphile Cimuit
A. W. Dareber
O. A. Bowers
Marie Hill
M. M. Blaeses
Nerley
York Chapel
H. L. Wright
Marvin Collegiate Institute
C.M. Gray
N. A. Henry
Man afraid to trust people warns of unstable government
The speaker argues that anyone fearing public trust lacks confidence in popular government and that appointing such a person to a key post is likely to lead to soon discovered mistakes by those who trusted them.
Apples as hog feed must be balanced avoid tooth edge
Farmers note that while drop and cull apples provide a good tonie ration for hogs they should not compose the entire diet as they can cause a tooth edge making it hard for hogs to bite and chew corn. The problem worsens with greener apples.
Birth and death notice for Ethel Kinder in local church obituary
Ethel Mane Kinder daughter of John W and Jessie M Kinder born May 3 8 and died September 2 8 aged 1 year 4 months funeral at M FR Church South Friday Sept 2 by Rev Pod Rhinehart buried Slayhaugh cemetery. She was affectionate and gentle in home school league and Sunday school loved by family friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Mane
John W
Jessie M. Kinder
Ian
M. FR
South
Pod
Rhinehart
Pest
Slayhaugh
Ethel
Selon
League of Sunday School
Hope
In Remembrance of Clark Rhodes and Melvin Kelser
Clark Rhodes son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Rhodes died September 19 1911 from tonsillitis bronchitis and croup aged 6 years 11 months and S days He leaves a father mother brother two sisters and many relatives and friends Interred Liberty cemetery September 20 Melvin Kenser born July 28 1904 died September 1 1911 from diathermia aged 7 years 1 month and 3 days His remains were laid to rest Union cemetery September 2 1911 Both were bright pupils and are missed at school by their teacher Mary J Murray Sympathy is extended to the bereaved families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Jesse Rhodes
Liberty
Melvin
William Kenser
Diatheria
Union Cemetery
Mary J. Murray
Bollinger County Teachers Association October Meeting
The Bollinger County Teachers Association outlines two minute reports on school improvements and proposed initiatives, with open sessions for all teachers. Activities include health sanitation talks, university and normal school addresses, lectures, course of study correlates, and discussions on pedagogy, science, and law. County Superintendent Wick M. Wetson notes association alignment with state laws and invites teachers and officers to refer to the law section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiltur M. Welter
Beation
Skeach
Wick M. Wetson
Special Election to Bond Bollinger County for Courthouse
Notice of a Special Election to be held Wednesday October 11 1911 over bonds of eight thousand dollars to alter repair and add to the Bollinger county courthouse. Petitioners claim the current building is unsafe and inadequate and seek authorization for debt beyond annual revenue to fund the addition and improvements.
Bollinger County to vote 1000 dollars bonds for courthouse
The Bollinger County court orders a special election to authorize a bond issue not exceeding eight thousand dollars for altering and repairing the county courthouse and adding to it. Bonds run five years with six percent interest, secured by tax levy. proceeds fund the courthouse project and related additions. The vote is set for the third Wednesday in October at precincts across the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger
Bollinger
Hans
Missouri
CNL
Eabif Leone
Hfeliinda
Ube Anid
Honger
Hollinger County
Sand County
Ely
Eifteen
Bollinger County
United States
Taxpayer meeting notices for Hollinger county taxes 1011
The undersigned will meet Hollinger county taxpayers at multiple precincts on specified dates to collect current year taxes for 1011 and all delinquent taxes from prior years. Locations include Gipey Wayne Ont Zalma 47 Heen precinct, Cheenty ier Wayne, Dhongrota Liteny, Lafin Norance, Leopouli 14 Mangle precinct Union 14, Patton Get Tallert Crankint Creek and others, with dates listed by precinct and the signature of the collector, Sep 5, 1011.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollinger County
Gipey Wayne
Ont
Zalma
Cheenty
Dhongrota
Mangle Precinct
Patton ” “ Get
Crankint Creek
Alliante
Sedge
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Vailii
JH. & Chandler, Publishers
Kateret
W.M. CC
Dusetlian
Charles Barrett
Harry Bee
FR. F.D
Zalma Hack Line
J.C Howell
Zalma, Mo
Estes Brothers
Bers
J. NW
Wicecarver
Everett Brantley
D. F. Rhodes
Cape Fair
Schwab Clothing Co
R. L. Robinson
Clark Rhodes
Melvin Kelser
Bollinger County Teachers’ Association
Twinapay
P. A
W. A. Davayit
W. (. Mitchell
J. K. Welle
Unie
O. R. Kirkpatries
Willie Robinson
William Nanney
George Hidewell
Twrnapay
Prinay
Diddie Pierce
Alice C. Murray
Audrey Jami
Nora Hawn
University OF Normal
Ruth Morgan
Chestner
A. F. Hendrick
Lady Hiernand
Virginia Blackburn
State Department
Teches
Normal Echool
Lawon
D. B. Corbin
John I. Wiggina
William Limbaugh
Moses Brotherton
J. J. Mungie
J. M. Kinder
Corbin
John J. Wiggins
Twk Maneie Hiiaries
William Abernathy
Marble Hall
Uhia
William ApEnNary
Joux W. Saurus
Firatelans
Lithee
A. J. Manion
the Bank of
Solidasa
Thie Bank
Si and
Hae
Kacer Prom Youn Hewes
Kottinger County
Snider
Jacob A. Taylor
Vice Press
E. Kinder
G. B. Snider
Cashier
H. L. Miller
Mit
Lutesville, Mo
Tinao Fr
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