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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1915
Page
5
Local items note visitors such as R C Alexander and Henry Schrock, court jurors and attendance, plus multiple neighbors visiting, calls on the office, and farm and real estate mentions. Fredericktown ball game, Marion Welker farm interest, and a Farmington education move are recorded along with dental notices and a congressional talk by W Hensley.
Old papers for sale at the Hahs hotel in Lutesville and names of visitors to Marble Hill area include EK Lacy Tallent R J Summers George Scharenburd Dr Kirkpatrick Hiram Slinkard J A Taylor WoL Loves Ho We Winwrees Otto Pridy and others. Deputy Clerk J A Richards sold his Possum Creek farm to his son in law Masters Clyde and Ray Estes visited Marquand relatives. Auditor Gordon discussed School Fund and apportionment with a firm statement no alarm and funds will reach children. the Marlinus Suit aims to guide future school finance policy.
Corbin of Gremuibrier attended court as a witless juror this week while Jacob Deck near Glen Allen served on jury duty. The Press crew received calls from JM Welker of Hessville and Florence Cannon with Mary Cannon visiting the farmer’s sister. Ruth’s obituary notes a newborn one year old and the community attends services. a legislative report discusses ordinary revenue and a potential extra session to fund state needs.
A local notice advertises Wheat sowing gear with a car load of SWIE I grain drills described as the best value. The ad emphasizes fair prices and urges customers to see the stock before buying.
Attorney Currey of Perryville visited Marble Hall for circuit court matters while residents Ellis, Baldwin, Statler, and others attended court or stopped by the office. A lost child note, farm advertisements, and local family news fill the week’s page with brief notices and community updates.
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