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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1919
Page
8
A vintage recruitment blurb invites readers to see the world through PROMANCE and U S Navy service. It touts paid enlistment starting immediately, on board ship learning, trade schools, one month holiday, full pay, free uniform, and promotion opportunities for men with brains. Two year enlistment promises broader, stronger, and abler careers.
Our correspondents report activity across the region. Ed Hansen purchased the E.S. Jones place during his visit. Ora Call plans a new barn on his farm. Mr and Mrs Ed Hansen and Mr and Mrs Coy Phelps of Granite City returned home Friday. Mr and Mrs George Leslie of St Louis are visiting relatives in the area. Elmer Kinder relocated to the Wil place.
Rev Marion Mouser failed to fill his regular appointment at this place Saturday night. Sunday Mrs August Barrett and children are visiting her parents Rev and Mrs J N Stone.
Health news good with wheat sowing underway. HC Seabaugh of Jackson and Robert W Seabaugh of Burfordville passed through with cattle. Harley W Seabaugh went to Dunklin County to pick cotton. Exama Roe bought Sarah Seabaugh's property and moved in. Mrs Mary Statler ill, S&S Statler doing heavy sawing for De Presnell. Ransom Hehe sold farm near Pattoon and moved to Seigewickville. Weather fair, folks enjoying. John Middleton visited home folks. Mrs S V Middleton and Nora travelled to Mrs Smith Baker's. Geo Bo Myers' sale attended. W W Potterson injured a shorelet. Henry Cooper and son Lea visited Lanesville. Ovto Shell reported improving. Neal Lott moved to Monroe Cooper place near Chas Kirkpatrick. Dora Mikicheton returned to attend school. Prayer meeting at Little Vine well attended. Castor and Graney urged to bring their pews.
Mrs Henry Jackson and Mr and Mrs John Haertle with children visited Lauver and Bertheld Schrock Saturday night and Sunday, according to local social notes.
Horn To Mr and Mra Charney Winder October 2 twin girls School is progressing nicely under the management of Quezz Barrett vie and Mrs J A Berry visited Mra Berry's mother one day fast work Mrs F Barrett spent Sunday night with Mr and Mr Robert Barrett and family Mr and Mrs West Myers of Lates ville passed thru this vicinity Saturday Mr and Mrs Bland Barnhart visited at Mrs FC Barrett's Sunday Misses Davey Headrick and Maud Barrett spent Sunday evening with Mrs Elmer Dunn Come on Pood Creek with your news XYZ
Flatwoods Health is fairly good Digging potatoes seems to be the order of the day Mrs Will Reardon and her son Daniel return to St. Louis Monday Mr and Mrs J P Williams move to Cape county Mr and Mrs Frank Kinder move to the Cape Monday Mrs Rachel Vance and son Floyd return home after visiting St Louis J N Newell and family left for
By order of the probate court of Bollinger County Missouri the front door of Marble Hill courthouse will expose for public sale on November 7 1919 the undivided one third interest in 107 acres of land in township 29 range 8 east described as part southwest quarter of northeast quarter section slough and north half of southeast quarter section 24 with the minors Edith Looney and Dessie Looney represented by Jane J Looney guardian. Cash in hand.
Notice proclaims letters testamentary on the estate of Seene Tait derensed. Probate Court warns potential claimants to file within one year after grant for any benefit or devise, with county allowance proceedings and immunity from unfiled claims.
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