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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1911
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR reads as a publisher notice with garbled lines. No clear event details, names, or dates remain readable to establish a factual summary. The readable text suggests a note about a periodical or publication, but lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
Our Correspondents notes health is improving while visits appear among neighbors. Charley Tate and wife visited Lee Simpson, with AL Barrett and George Rentzel also hosting. George Pittman of St. Louis visited William Runnels as Melvin Morrison and Tessie Runnels appear in local gatherings. Runnels sold cattle to J A Taylor. Uncle Doc Moore shows improvement after illness. Lee Simpson moves to Charley Larimore farm Buack Eyes.
Miss Josie Peters entered schol. Loren Grimsley visited home folks at Latin over the weekend. Christopher Smith spent Saturday at his Leopold-area home. Charles Green visited relatives at Glen Allen Saturday and Sunday. Miss Rusbin returns to school after illness. Elmer Sitzes went home to meet a California visitor. Young Men’s Society Friday meeting well attended with a fine program. Young Ladies Society meeting postposed. program to follow. William F. Denton moved to Jimtown Monday. Frosty mornings appreciated by all. Grace Bollinger visited Advaner Fran Friday to Monday. Arrovest.
Lam back home after a short vacation and will write a few items for The Press Health is not good typhoid fever keeps Dr Finney busy Our stave factory shut for broken saw now a new one bought and factory to restart N D Huffman to move back to farm from Cape George Nenninger has a sick child Elmer Poston may buy a farm Wheat sowing nearly done Public school runs well under Franklin Sitzes Esq B F Winters and son John and family and WM Strong visited Moses Penturf and family Sunday Allenville train accident left man badly hurt News scarce Pecx s Ban Boy Keep the iron horse room
Health is good except whooping cough. Wheat sowing is about over Monroe Null traveled to Lutesville Monday. Frank Fowler of Pond Creek visited friends Saturday and Sunday. Mr Summers and wife of Illinois, visiting his brother James, returned home Monday. The Lucky Bills Big Wagon Shows will exhibit in Zalma October 26. Fay Austin went upon Shells ridge one day last week. Grover Skinner, who has been making ties at Paxico, returned home Saturday. David Fowler, who has been making...
In a terse note, Shell announces his resignation and states he will dig a cistern for Jamies Sipes. He quips he would rather hear dynamite reports than the ring of abroad ax Rose. Shell also mentions leaving Monday for the cotton and COMI as news remains scarce.
Zephyr region notices report gardening plans and sowing wheat progress. Residents Hawaii? No. School visits and pupils on possum hunting. Local moves include JE Haynes opening a store and Reuben Wills digging a well. Snow fell Saturday night then melted quickly. visits by families across Perkins Creek and nearby towns.
Local notes report Grand ma Hobbs sick with pneumonia Tony Adams severely ill with typhoid fever and whooping cough in the neighborhood Uncle Jacob Bright improving John Fowler had dental work Advanced lumber sold to L E Kelch of Brownwood Corn price up to 5Se per bushel Infant of Mr and Mrs Cooper died October 21 1911 of whooping cough William Pry harvested about 25 bushels of potatoes Mrs Dora Rhodes of Swinton still ill J W Fowler attends ministerial meeting at New Home church Two Brora Arizona recall debate taft veto statehood bill republicans and democrats clash over judiciary accountability per Democratic Publicity Bureau.
A comic tale tells Mose the man-of-all-work living with a union man southward. He milks a cow while squatting, complains when the stool is offered. The next day he uses the stool, but the old cow pushes him off, leaving him bruised and shirt torn. The incident elicits horror from his employer.
Notice to taxpayers announces a series of meetings in several locations for the purpose of converting current taxes for the year and delinquent taxes for previous years. Names and places include Lisville Whitewater Orr Sedgewirkville Mayfield's store Reopus German Gien Aller Lorance Colleenor, with dates in Septoria and Mayfield's store listed among venues.
The Youths Companion outlines a 1912 subscription with 260 stories and various sections for 17 dollars, plus weekly issues for the year starting January 1, 1912. It notes engravings and the new allcenter for WHY, with pricing and delivery terms at 14 Berkeley Street, Hoxton, Maes.
The Pacific Monthly from Portland Oregon promotes its September issue featuring articles on success with cherries and growing apples walnuts prider crops and other western industries. Expert authors present broad, clean stories and independent articles on day to day questions. The paper invites new readers with a six month trial offer if mentioned.
Letters of administration with will annexed granted September 5 1911 by Bollinger County Probate Court Missouri to Antone B Writers administrator. All claims must be exhibited within six months for allowance or be precluded. If not shown within one year from publication, claims will be forever barred.
Notice announces the annual meeting of Bank of Marble Hill shareholders at the Marble Hill banking house Bollinger county Missouri on Monday November 27 1011 the fourth Monday of the month from nine to four oclock for electing seven directors and for other proper business. C A Saxpen president Attest Gf SNinan cashier.
Letters of administration granted in Bollinger County Missouri to Jacon M. Zimmerman administrator for the estate of J Mat Zimmerman deceased. Creditors must present claims within eight months from notice or be barred from the estate. failure to exhibit within one year bars claim.
Notice to creditors and others interested in the estate of A. M. Liley deceased that J. W. C. Day, executor, will make final settlement at the Probate Court of Hollinger County Missouri at Martie Hill on the day of November. Notice also to heirs and creditors in the estate of Amarella L Norton deceased that F. C. Norton administrator will file final settlement at the Probate Court of Schollinger County Missouri at Martie Hill on the Friday of November 1911.
Notice to heirs and all interested in the estate of Rowena Duvall and to mortgagee J V Slinkard. The jarred administrator Chandler announces sale of the property described as the northeast quarter of section 34 township 29 range 3 east containing 40 acres more or less to satisfy promissory notes secured by a mortgage from Henry Walters and wife. Sale set for the marble hill courthouse on November 4, 19XX between 9 and 4. Mortgages.
Missour Zalma reflects on Calle’s timely help day and night in a local notice praising quick service and reliability across times.
Marble Hill Missouri has purchased and fitted the Dr McAnally residence with new furniture and is ready to entertain traveling public. County officers and administrators, including Hank Lissniri, are noted in the local government context.
Daily trips run each day except Sunday with passenger fare stated as reasonable. Express service highlights include baggage handling and comfortable service, though wording on exact routes and times is unclear from the fragment.
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