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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1922
Page
8
The text praises Democratic figures Jefferson, Jackson, Cleveland, and Wilson and urges active support for the party in campaigns. It notes a rational, statewide platform and calls for orderly, respectful cooperation within the party to ensure national safety and electoral success.
A scrambled OCR reads like a political slate listing Senate, Supt of Schools, Supreme Judges, a U.S. Representative, county offices and probate roles, followed by an advertisement for Ballard's Snow Liniment claiming joint relief and army pain relief. The fragmentary text names several officials and vendors.
Linn Grimaley of Marble Hill and Ollie Shrum of Lutesville married at Rev Johnson's home in Lutesville on October 21. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Sarah Shaam. the groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Limmatey of Marble Hill. A bountiful dinner followed. Wishing them happiness.
Mra JW Ca'dwell near town lies ill for several days while others, including Fred Kipyard from Laflin, visit her. Homer Tanner and Rufus Nuland work on telephony as poles fall causing a cable failure. Mrs Jetinie Su Van recovers after days at J. M. UMeh eat diet.
Subscriptions and church notices occupy space as residents share events from Kinders Chapel to Marble Hill. The Bollinger County Farmers Mutual Aid Society meets October 28 1922 at Marble Hill Church with key by laws and triage for new members and officers.
The meeting of the Mark Twain and Wimnacolia societies yielded a tight duel in track with Wimnacolia snagging a late relay to overturn a three point deficit. Mark Twain girls dominated scoring while Joe Hughee of Wimnacolia impacted the meet and raised hopes of a future football clash between eras.
A distorted notice from Wol. Laites, president, and R A DeWitt, secretary, outlines trustees proposing to amend permits, discuss bar none matters, and authorize joining counties for property ventures spanning four years. It references Scopus and Crooked Creek townships and mentions a corporate association.
Fourth Day of August adjourned form in the matter of the detective of itin wid Grindstaf. W or lahb HW Statier and others for the meeting of the question of wrong for the adoption or rejection of Special Road District.
The court reviews a petition by residents of Speccal Road Etny and nearby areas in Mie County for a special road and bridge project. It notes qualified voters backing the measure, references Highways and Bridges law, and authorizes proceeding to acquire property and use bonded funds to build the road and related infrastructure.
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