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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1922
Page
4
The column asserts the Democratic platform as stated by Jefferson, Jackson, Cleveland, and Wilson. It urges active support for all Democratic nominees in the coming campaign and aligns with the Southeast Missouri Press Association’s declared platform.
A historical ballot page names candidates for U S Senator Jas A Reed state Superintendent Chas A Lee supreme judges William Ragland Robert Walker John White for Judge 27 Judicial District Peter Huck Representative James Wolf presiding judge William Ferguson associate judges Ephriam Bess George Hill circuit clerk John Nenninger clerk Wa Tallent probate judge Sam Bess revenue collector Wesley L Lutes prosecuting attorney Williamson Chandler.
The Mayfield team led the Bruins in a delayed play as timers were missed by both teams and the referee. Jackson State and officials did not see the timer signals, enabling a late touchdown. Sportsmanship was praised. St Vincents Academy visits Kinders Field on Friday October 6 for a key matchup.
Catarrhal deafness stems from Eustachian tube inflammation, causing rumbling sounds and muffled hearing. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to restore catarrh related deafness and has been used for over forty years, sold by F. J. Cheney in Toledo and elsewhere.
Sautéed corn with green peppers and olives makes a quick, repeatable dish. Six ears corn, salt, paprika, a green pepper, chopped green olives, and butter combine after cutting corn from the cob. Cook peppers in butter, add corn, and simmer briefly.
Health is good in the county as heat and dryness persist. People visit relatives, attend fairs, and several weddings occur. Luther Masters and Annie Mayfield marry, Philip Barks and Estella Cook wed, with many neighbors traveling to celebrate. Elzie Seabaugh moves to Arkansas, while discussions urge beautification of fields and grounds, contrasting architecture with neglected grounds. Various locals, including Welkers, Jenkins, and Greens, are noted for visits and daily tasks.
Farmers begin sowing wheat in the locality. Mr and Mrs Henry Mayfield plan to move near Patton onto Mrs Mayfield’s father’s farm. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Earnest Mayfield on September 26. Mr and Mrs AL Mayfield visited Columbus Seabaugh Sunday. Miss Delicie Bollinger, seriously ill, is improving. A crowd of youngsters visited her Sunday. David Green and family visited Johnson Mayfield’s Sunday night. Daniel Limbaugh bought four fine mules from WM Williams last week. May and Mary Seabaugh visited Miss Iva Hartle Saturday night. Elvie Davenport and children visited Henry Mayfield’s Sunday.
The column urges better rural design with beautiful, well planned houses using similar materials to plain builds. It notes that paint and shrubs boost value and mood, lists local happenings, and encourages planting flowering shrubs that require little care like Judas tree dogwood mimosa and crape myrtle with evergreens like magnolia live oak.
A public legal notice seeks information on the weight of a tract of land and its perches. It notes inquiry by any person who may purchase and maintain the tract, with contact through WK Chandler, Attorney at law, Martie Hill Vo.
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