Marble Hill Press Publisher Notice
Hill and Chandler publish the Tie Maneere Hill Press weekly on Thursdays. Entry recorded at Marble Hill post office as all class matter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1914
Page
8
Hill and Chandler publish the Tie Maneere Hill Press weekly on Thursdays. Entry recorded at Marble Hill post office as all class matter.
Our correspondence notes the marriage of Byron Rockwell and Millie Perkins at Marble Hill on Saturday August 29 with services at Castor church well attended. Reports mention recent good rains and plowing for wheat as the day’s order.
Reaper Balch Arkansas notes drought rains and fruit abundance with water hauling gone out of business. Neighbors relocate to cotton country. names include Will Dollar John Reed G L Jones B J Scott DF Conrad and families. Visits by Edith Lutes from Cornwall and Bertha Husted from Hartsburg. Appended items mention Roscoe Woodall Oscar Lloyd William Wymer John McKinsey Harold McKinsey and Deaconess Hospital.
Weather brings plenty of rain and preparations to sow large turnip crops. Names and visits appear as neighbors discuss future moves and family gatherings, including Lonzo Choate and sister Audrey, and others visiting Beasley, Baker, and Emerson communities. Some plan moving to Dunklin county for new homes.
Caster 4 Arred noe late fr jact iseur Reeth good at present We have head a good rain ap.
The community notes busy preparing to sow wheat and can fruit. Visitors include Mrs. Robert Shetley and daughters Maude, plus Mrs. S A Ward and Grace Ward, with local visits at Robert Shetley’s and Ward households. School opens Monday with Miss Doggett as teacher. social games hosted by Esther and Nell Pridy with friends Connie Beal, Vettia Beal, Burette Beal, Grace Ward, Harry Ward, Maude Shetley, Bertha Bollinger, and Floyd Bollinger. Misses Grace and Mora Ward shopped at Kinder’s. Colorado greetings circulate.
Zahna Rain records ongoing wet weather while community life buzzes with moves and arrivals. Farmers prepare to sow wheat as many residents relocate, marry, or take new posts, with details of schooling, baptisms, and local business transfers across Zalma, Advance, Cape Girardeau, and nearby towns.
The letter describes scarce news from Ter Peess, a burst of ramn and tarpip seed planting, and farmers nearby cutting corn as fodder fields begin to test. It notes some crop issues and ongoing farm work with little outside information.
Mrs. Buchanan and family visited, with Lish Kinder and relatives joining Saturday night and Sunday. Mitt Kinder was mentioned as well in the brief social note.
A sequence of sheriff notices details a special execution sale by Sheriff S. P. Fresnell in Bollinger County Missouri. It covers parcels tied to George R. Frank M. M. Baker & Company and C. Rhodes cases, listing property descriptions and sale dates September 15 18 1914 at the courthouse in Marble Hill with cash bids to satisfy judgment costs. Also notes private sales of W. P. Richardson and Myrtle D. Richardson interests, with July 1914 proceedings and August 1914 delivery, detailing lots and river-bank tracts, all to be sold at public auction during September term.
Execution by the Circuit Court clerk of Bollinger County Missouri on July 20 1911 for delinquent taxes against William Ervin. Real estate described as northeast quarter of northeast quarter and section thirty three township thirty two range six. Sheriff to sell Friday September 15 1914 at Martine Bollinger County courthouse between 9 and 5.
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