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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1891
Page
4
Marble Hill official paper dated Thursday October 22 1991 lists subscription rates for county residents and out-of-county deliveries. It shows one year rates around 108 dollars, three months at 35 dollars, and per-copy pricing. The garbled OCR preserves names and unclear editor details without full context.
The piece compiles nameless anecdotes from The Chicago Blade about widows heirs and million-dollar estates, political upsets in Kiowa Kansas, a Pennsylvania convict heir, land cession talks with Shoshone and Arapaho, and speculation on McKinley tariffs. It mixes weathered history with sensational, disjointed notes on wages, Africa expeditions, and Ohio politics.
Long article discusses tariff as a central political issue, opposing high taxes and defending farmers against manufactured goods costs. It cites McKinleyism as a target, notes pension abuses by army veterans and critiques life insurance inequities. Includes a Senator's claim on free railroad passes and political influence.
Jaima Lecalm announces a daughter born to Mrs Joe H Grant on the 5th mat. The wife of John Deck has been confined to bed for six weeks with typhoid fever. J T Welle of Marble Hill is reported to have fallen ill in these parts.
The column lists visits and events: J. W W. Slinkard visiting Castor with children. Clarence M. Hindman wed Mary J. Shell on the 4th. Peter Stilts and wife at the St Louis Fair. G. W. Hasting moving into a new house. Dr. J. C. Cubbage returning from Kansas after attending Grand Lodge of A F and A M. Benj Bollinger of Texas visiting. Collector Denn’s 1576-17th appointments. Cape Fair attendees include J. W. Slinkard Leo Slinkard John T. Minor and wife Jesse G. Glas ner and others. W. 2B Thawking, Collector Dunn, Jeff Williams, J. W. Dixon fished on the 16th and caught fine fish.
Public notices detail a sheriff sale under a deed of trust on land described as sections in Bollinger County with a November 21 1801 sale date and a separate partition sale of multiple parcels in Marble Hill Missouri to resolve heirs and court orders. The notices name Mepham A Marfiell Mary Mayfield John Huskey Jen W Hampton and others and reference the Bollinger County circuit court orders and the county courthouse.
Sheriff John Huskey announces a public sale under a deed of trust on November 21, 1991 at Marble Hill Courthouse Bollinger County. The property includes Lots 1 2 and 4 in Block 1 Range A in Smithville plat, to satisfy a promissory note debt with costs and expenses of execution.
Lost of Executors Administrators Guardians and Curators must exhibit accounts for settlement at the November term. Court convenes at Marble Hill Bollinger County Missouri beginning Monday November 18 1891 with numerous names listed for administration guardianship and minor heirs across several estates. Judge Jasper Frruaire presiding.
A fragmented text presents paired numbers such as 15 16 17 19 20 36 27 38 without clear context. Readable bits hint at a numeric list or puzzle fragment, suggesting an archival note or ad item.
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