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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1914
Page
5
North bound trains 492 Local Freight at 10 05 p m and 422 Passenger at 11 52 p m. South bound trains 491 Local Freight at 1 10 a m and 423 Passenger at 2 37 p m. Local freights carry passengers, agent Wol Prowwek reports.
Local notices tout Estes Brothers stock of glass and tin fruit cans at Marble Hill. Various community updates include visits, illnesses, elections, and local business promotions. The piece lists dates for tax collection drives and campaign notes featuring Democratic candidates and speakers.
State board of agriculture leader J Kelly Wright will lecture on live stock farming and farm practices. M McWilliams from the U S Department of Agriculture will judge stock and poultry and explain quality traits. Post Brothers of Commerce will speak on drainage. Colt show by Chindstaff and Baker offers cash prizes. senator Hawkins to speak at 1 pm in October. Various livestock and poultry display categories announced.
N F Patton and wife et al transfer to James Trentham a parcel described as lot 2 nw 50-2048 containing 40 acres for 500 dollars and exchange of property. Leroy Rotoinis and wife to J E Padgett transfer of lot 2 nw 50-2048 containing 40 acres for 1 dollar and exchange of property.
October 27 notice invites interested parties in the estate of John A J Brea to attend the probate court of Bollinger County Missouri. Chandler named executor seeks final settlement at the November term at Marble Hill with sale of land and distribution per trust deed. The Rollinger County Farmer Mutual Aid Society meeting set for October 24 at Marble Hill courthouse grounds.
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