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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1921
Page
1
Mr. Edsel B. Ford announces another price reduction at Ford Motor Company effective today. Average drop about $70 below former levels, marking the lowest prices ever for Ford cars and trucks. List prices in Detroit show reductions across models including Runabout Touring and Coupe.
Hon B B Cahoon delivers a detailed eulogy at the courthouse on the life and character of Judge William Carter of Fredericktown. The speech traces Carter’s ancestry, early life on the Current River farm, education in Missouri, and a career marked by integrity, industry, and public service influencing young lawyers and the bench.
The circuit court convened Monday with the Honorable presiding official and a full slate of duties outlined for the grand jury. Deputies and clerks prepared as the court opened, with jurors sworn in and instructed on responsibilities, while local lawyers and officers attended to the proceedings and preliminary investigations.
A muddled report of a Sunday one sided game at Dickey field between Twin City and Jackson. Miller pitched well for Twin City, with Haun, Hinete, and other players noted for key plays as Jackson’s defense struggled and baserunning sparked late misplays.
The Lone Star route is to be marked from Alton Illinois to Marble Hill via Patten and Marquand, with markers moved from a pond. W A Corgan will do the work beginning this week. Representatives from towns along the route plan a convention at Poplar Bluff October 3 and 4 to push a well marked highway from Chicago toward St Louis Little Rock Houston Galveston Brownsville and on to Mexico. Frederick Town cars expected to join the dive to Poplar Bluff. readers asked to call news tips.
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