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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1918
Page
5
Local items report hunting and trespassing bans on farms, deliveries and renewals for The Press, reader notes from A J Long, J Wo Statler and T M Self, along with obituaries, court openings, a biplane sighting, and various farm sale and service notices across Martie Hill and nearby towns. Included are personal visits, subscriptions, and public announcements of local interest.
Notice to Democratic Central Committeemen details a meeting postponement and elections, with names and positions, urging voter support and duty. It references chairs, secretaries, and county actions, urging citizens to participate, vote, and affirm loyalty to the party. The garbled text mentions Ballard, Ballard Siew Lawment, and various local figures in a period voice.
A funeral service led by Rev J J Morgan honorably remembered Miss Whybark born February 4 in Cape Girardeau County. She lived at Marcie Hill after the Civil War, taught Sabbath school, attended church, read the Bible, and was a trusted neighbor. Her family notes nine siblings, all but one preceded her.
A fragmented note from Bollinger County Democrats references upcoming events and local political figures. The text mentions concentrations around a presidential election and concerns over tone and conduct. It reads as a diary-like record with unclear specifics and names.
Notice to taxpayers Bollinger county invites residents to pay current and delinquent taxes for 18TS. Gatherings planned at Zalma Greenbrier Rosaville Lixville Cewickville Alliance Patton Younts store Marble Hill with dates from Oct 7 to Oct 18 and in office thereafter. L T Kinder, Collector. Mary Sullivan left for Raleigh to attend Meredith College.
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