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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1916
Page
8
Readers report on church sermons and revival efforts, school changes, and a patchwork of neighborly visits. The column lists residents traveling, illness, fishing trips, farm work, carpentry, and local business notes, with scattered references to schools, churches, and upcoming events.
Notice is given that letters of administration upon the estate of Julie A Mhith have been granted by the Probate Court of Missouri County Missouri on August 1 1916. All creditors and claimants must present their claims within six months from the date of the grant. unknown heirs may appear within that period. Greats W. eye, Administrator.
Fragmentary OCR of a court notice mentioning Treater Sale, Nadim and Mary, December 1202, and multiple obscured details. Reads as a damaged legal advertisement with references to a petition, court terms, and property actions, but many names and numbers are garbled.
The Cape Girardeau Normal School announces its 1916 opening with about 1444 students and a full program of courses. It offers a four year college course leading to degrees and state certificates, along with diplomas in elementary professional and rural school work. President WS Denewont invites inquiries for catalog and information.
Health runs deep here after the rain. Arthur Rowe and family visited Noah Fish. Zalma picnic drew several locals. Leatha Fields stayed with Clara Glasener. Effie Rowe visited grandparents Noah and D W Rowe. W A Markel and son Arthur returned to West Tulsa. Rev Hee Yount preached at Baptist church. Sallie Rowe visited her parents. Clarence Moore left for Steelville to teach. L Whitener home from normal school. Samuel and Noah Fish hosted visitors. Rockport Eves.
The Charleston Enterprise Courier notes Col Fred Gardner won a clear plurality in rural districts and his home city, with Judge Lamm hampered by a contentious delivered vote in St Louis. Gardner states he will not seek office again, aiming to serve statewide and earn public approval during his term.
Review courses in eighth grade subjects for prospective teachers will be offered at Lutesville High School Missouri. Tuition is one dollar fifty cents per month for high school students. For more information contact West Mires Superintendent.
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