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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1916
Page
4
The document lists numerous state and county posts with candidates including secretary of state and state auditor. Names such as Wallace Rossiey, Salliean, and George F. Conrad appear alongside offices like Attorney General, Supreme Court judge, sheriff, and treasurer. The OCR text covers election slate, local incidents, and community notices with names, places, and dates scattered throughout.
From Fairbury Wisconsin the author notes they are alive and enjoying Tae Press visits weekly. health is generally good with a bad cold. describes a very dry summer with only one rain since July 2. corn yields about half a crop, oats 40 to 60 bushels per acre. hay good, no vegetables or fruit. mentions weathered text and unclear lines.
Local items report marriages being licensed for several couples including Charley Schanks and May Wagner, Danere and others. Public sale announced for Otto Pridy stock. Misses Davault Beas Sander and others go to Cape Girardeau Normal JC. Rielings died near Hurricane with Masonic funeral. Pridy to move to town, sell farm to J A Richards.
T W Lutes left Tuesday for St Louis. A group of African Americans arrived Monday to load ties. Paul Myrick was able to be up Monday for the first time. George Clark went to Cape Girardeau Sunday to enter the normal. Chas Lutes went to the Cape Sunday to attend the normal school.
Miss Sitre, graduate of Will Mayfield College, will teach in Hhorme Ape as court proceedings begin Monday. Judge Peter H Huck and Court Stenographer Taylor Saul arrived Sunday to handle two urgent docket items. Major Johan S Hill, traveling with JW Chandler, departed for Hugginsville to join the Confederate home facility, showing cautious improvement after paralysis.
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