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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1913
Page
4
The unreadable source presents a jumble of names places and actions. Readable anchors mention Wayne Be and a public matter linked to U United States framed by unclear lines. The text remains insufficient to identify a concrete event date or outcome.
The speech argues against unrestricted federal lump sums for road schemes. It endorses a bill allowing states to obtain federal funds for road improvements only if the state demonstrates comparable treasury availability. The speaker, a Naval Affairs Committee member, contends the plan should focus on efficiency and local necessity.
Disease, called stinking smut, attacks wheat kernels and causes serious crop losses. It spreads via spores formed inside infected grains. When an infected kernel is broken, it emits a fetid odor, giving the disease its common name. During thrashing a large number
Jackson Land Company offers 120 acres in the Little River Drainage District one and a half miles from Blomeyer on a good public road. 25 acres are in cultivation, well fenced, with the remainder in timber.
Court notice states on September 12, 1914 at Marble Hill the sheriff will sell the real estate of Charles K Wann attached in a general execution. The property spans parts of sections in township 2 north range east and township 1 north range east, totaling about 40 acres, to satisfy a judgment against Charles K Wann in a case with John Wann as plaintiff. Sale at the north door of the courthouse, 9 to 5, cash to highest bidder.
Fredenehtown papers change hands as F P Fratiers buys the Tribune back from OD Fergie while Purcell moves to Cons Chea Texas for life health. estate of J H Walker deceased granted by Hollinger county probate court. Creditors must file claims within three months or be barred. W Anonewe administrator.
Notice is given that James H Lemons of Zalma Missouri filed final three year proof for the south half of the southwest quarter of section 3 township 20 range east fifth principal meridian. Proof to be made before Clerk Jose A McGrathlin at Marble Hill Missouri on September 1 1913. Witnesses Tom Berrong Fred Castile Oliver Jackson and John Abernatha all of Zalma Missouri.
The Third District Cape Girardeau Mo entry describes the Missouri State Normal School offering ABOR S in Education and B S in Home Economies degrees with the Normal Training Diploma and a life state certificate. It details professional courses leading to certificates, the Teachers College status, and a broad range of subjects from English and Public Speaking to Stenography and Music. For further information or catalog, address President Diamont, Cape Girardeau, Mo.
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