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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1916
Page
8
The Marble Press is published every Thursday by Mill and Chandler, with Maybie Hill post office listed for evidential use. The notice appears as a brief publication record from the local press archive.
Our correspondents report on warm weather and steady farm work. Several farmers attended a talk at Lutesville Saturday. Norman Poston visited the Drom school and found it lively. Charley Huffman and his wife, recently married, are cutting corn and making jelly as they settle into married life. Linus Poston will work for WH Moore next week.
Rev Potters delivered an excellent sermon at Brush Creek Sunday evening. A mule driven cart accident near the Brush Creek church house killed a Grandfather Meter and seriously injured Mrs Kennedy and Mrs Mary Harty. Visiting friends and relatives in the community were mentioned along with multiple social visits and church attendance. A search for relatives of Frank Swan who died in Kansas City last week occurred. William Jennings Bryan is slated to speak here on October 17, with ten brass bands expected. The area sees ongoing events including a sorghum mill, new store construction, and local travel notes. The report also notes a railroad foreman killed near Jackson, with the body found in mangled condition.
Grandma Hinkle attended the fair and visited relatives. Chas Gaddis sought work in Dunklin last week. Joe Barnes and Ruther Dewitt conducted business in town Saturday. W H Nichols and H D Nichols joined a Democratic rally at Lutesville. Farmers began corn harvest. Miss Cecile McDaniel visited Miss Opha Nichols. Misses B D Jones and Verda Johnson visited Zalma on business. Church services at Gipsy were well attended. Mr and Mrs James Rotary returned from Marquand Wednesday. News scarce, PU quit Nowpis.
A Baptist Church revival continues with Rev Sorrell preaching strong spiritual sermons. Attendance is up and officials hope for great revival and wider Christian reach beyond the Baptist church. The campaign aims to deepen moral life and convert the lost while inviting all Christians to participate. The nineteenth annual Ballinger County Partners Meet invites members to Marive Hill October 5, 1914, to discuss humanitarian issues within the society.
Notions is hemby iten that fetter of administration upom the estate of 1. Ridings deceased have been granted to the understaned by the Probate court of Hollinger county Miscown bearing date the 18th day of September 116 All persone having clattms apatoost as estan ate required ts thihil them te st for allowance within six months from the date of ald letters or they may be precluded from any benef of auci entate and if mudeclaime be not calcilat ed within one year from the date of the
A fragmentary historical line references Thue equations and a testing moment involving DY Karena. The wording is unclear and lacks full names, dates, or context.
A garbled OCR item lists demoneanic cand dates and a series of locations and stores with scattered days in April and May. It mentions Seton and Cooper & Haynes, and dates like 11 and 14, plus various place names such as Chest Creschuerbeese Ueto and Stews ville. The text is fragmented and names appear inconsistent.
Taxpayers in Allegheny County are notified of upcoming meetings to discuss collection of current taxes and delinquent taxes for the year. Read dates shown for each precinct including October days and collector names.
Executors notice states that letters testamentary were granted in Bollinger County Missouri for the estate of Sarah Senbaugh deceased. All persons with claims must file them for allowance within one year from the date of the last publication, or be barred from any benefit. Here Sara, Executor.
Elery Zimmerman is listed as a notary public and an insurance agent offering real estate and banking services. The notice suggests involvement with a local financial institutions and property dealings. The fragmentary text indicates professional credentials and association with a Bank of Allen.
A fragmented notice from Lutesville Missouri references Dr R VanAmburg Bee and a listed Lentisery project or process. The readable text hints at a local procedure or directive tied to the branches or departments, with no clear dates or outcomes. Further detail is unavailable in the legible portion.
A fragmented notice from Leopold Missouri lists various livestock and poultry including Jersey cattle swine bleck Minorca and White Crested Aleck Polish chickens. It mentions a setting of Some De Box T7 Hell with a phone No T225.
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