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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1911
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment references Chandler Publishers and Maisie, hinting at a note or imprint unclear in the source. The legible parts name Chandler and Maisie with unspecified action, offering little context beyond a publication connection.
Rain pours over the region as Trace Creek residents report a busy show at Lutesville while others skip due to diphtheria. Rev JP Yount of Shetley Creek attended a sighting event last Friday. Community updates include church attendance, school notes, a new telephone line extension to connect with lower Castor Hine and local purchases and gatherings.
Health is reasonably good as farmers finish harvest and prepare corn for sowing. Mayfield, Johnny, Henry Fulton, Adolph Cook, Amon Green and Greely Seabaugh attend St Francois Baptist association in Marble Hill. Adolphus Cook conducted business at Oak Ridge, Dr Stather family visited E R Mayfield, and James Jones with family visited T A Fultons amid ongoing regional activity.
A Denver letter from 1911 laments personal ruin after arriving August 23 and losing a traveling sales job. The writer claims Denver’s 213,381 population includes 100,000 arrivals from the East who cannot leave. They note abundant employment seekers and many business opportunities for sale in the Denver Post, questioning emigration eastward as prosperity falters.
A fragment details contractor camps with 36 men where 30 starved and worked for meals, wages averaging 175 dollars per day with 7/56 board. Labor agencies extract 114 to 150 dollars fees, half to employers, daily terminations amid a push to relocate to Washington. A writer from Bollinger County hopes Missouri prospers.
Letters of administration granted by Batlinger county probate court to Makamuer Seagatoa and W. F. Seagares. All claims must be exhibited within six months from publication or be barred. notice to creditors and all parties in interest.
In Benton the farmer’s crops look good despite an eight week dry spell. Scott county reports a busy week with harvest underway, threshing ongoing and wheat sown after peas. A September 4 picnic drew about two thousand people with a barbecue, free dinner, and brass bands from Oran providing entertainment.
Lutesville News reports visits and family news including Fred Acuff of NL visiting son CJ Acuff, Mrs Mongormery Baker visiting Mrs Jesse Hata, and William Peters and family from MiGee visiting relatives. Births noted for Earl Seawden and Fayette Barrett families. Various locals are described visiting, traveling to fairs, painting, and building projects.
Trustees sale of a deed of trust executed by Margaret A Hart and David D Hart dated August 10 19e to foreclose on the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter section 27 township 41 range 10 containing forty acres in Missouri County. The sale is set for Saturday September 517 at the courthouse in Marte Hill Missouri between the hours of two and five in the afternoon.
The death angel visited Mr and Mrs Jesse Cato on September 6 in Wil and claimed their beloved wife aged ST years. She leaves husband a son a daughter a brother and many relatives and friends. She was a daughter of David Hall reared near Zalme and a faithful Baptist Church member since 188. The funeral was led by Rev Moser and burial was in the Hall cemetery. Condolences go to those bereaved of a loving wife and mother.
Magaline seeks a full time representative to handle subscription renewals and telemarketing outreach in Tulisger County. Prior sales or service experience desirable though not essential. Address with references to J. Fairtanks,iond Housekeeping Mayanien at Fourth Ave New York City.
Missouri Ruralist offers a special introductory rate to farmers and breeders until January 1, 1012. The ad includes a free four page official state map of Missouri and the United States with a payment of six cents. Address Missouri Ruralist 1015 Central St Kansas City Missouri.
Sheriff sale under a transcript execution in Hollinger County Missouri directed for September 15 1911. Real property is the undivided half interest of Dog TM R Peak in Lots 5 and 7 Block 2 in New Ion town. Sale to be held at the courthouse steps between 10 and 4 in the afternoon for cash to satisfy the execution. Authority from the Circuit Court of Hollinger County Missouri. Clerk Joan A Nenninger.
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