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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
9
Tur Marace Hint Press announces a weekly issue cadence, noting Thurelar as the publication day and describing the publisher Chanicler Raiered. The item preserves the era style with scarce readable details about the Marble Hill posterion and second class mabtier.
Fragmentary text notes Saturday and Friday visits by various individuals including Mire Hen Veaee Sormed Mire Geo Mouser of Zale to her parents Mr and Mrs Sil McCormick. Mentions W W Matthews family visit to parents, Sudav plans, and a young daughter of Clarence Wallece. Language is garbled with many unreadable words.
Will Mayfield Academy reports a busy third week with all departments operating. About seventy five students are enrolled in music while the orchestra practices daily. Languages show lively French and Latin classes, with Latin aiding English. The commercial department under Miek Wender grows, and six students pursue shorthand. The Juliet club plans its first program next Friday.
The press records local events as Marioni Mouser filled his appointment at Hurricane Fork church with baptisms, Marvin Jackson worked last week, and Lyda Hell Riding cared for family. An aeroplane sighting drew the town’s attention on Tuesday and Friday while Herman Marters returned from New Jersey on a ten day furlough. J F Lincoln’s kin visited, Denton plans sorghum molasses, and Stonewall Long was seen in town.
A Swit and Company Branch House Man praises branch houses as crucial links in the meat supply chain, noting they enable prompt delivery and quality. The ad portrays branch managers as central figures in preparing and distributing meat for the nation.
A resident recalls hearing an aeroplane pass overhead last week but did not actually see the craft. He mentions a potential sighting near Fount Fulbright and notes plans to share additional items soon. News from the area remains unsettled as residents await more details.
Miss Ula Nonmey attended the opening at Cape Girardeau as the Normal School begins operations. The Cape Girardeau Normal School officially opens September 2, 1918, marking the start of its first term.
Notice to taxpayers lists upcoming tax collection times for Bollinger County for 1918 and delinquent years. It also mentions school terms, military training at the Normal School, local visits and names several residents attending fairs, meetings, and travels, with various dates and places across the region.
Sept. 6 killing at Lilbourn reports Win Murrey of Morehouse struck Edward Miller of Oran with a club as he prepared to board a train bound for military service. Miller died at Cape Girardeau hospital that night. Funeral held Sunday in Oran with Rev. J. D. Houston officiating. Murray reportedly responsible for four prior blows.
The county sent Henry J Scharenbore Gerhard R Terbrock Casper Schneider Thomas Hart Jesse L Hobo Charles F Standley Bryan T Call Pinkney Newell John Randolph Durham Paul Key to Camp McArthur Texas. Questionnaires will follow after numbers are drawn in Washington and Crowder orders. Harrold Cunningham now at Camp Pike Ark. Wm S Wiggs, limited service, to Jefferson Barracks then back to train as county board clerk. Early Snider also to barracks then Fredericktown clerk for district medical advisory board.
Local authorities pursue a health care case in Missouri, with advocates urging accountability and patient protections amid ongoing legal action and proceedings. The situation centers on alleged medical missteps and regulatory oversight questions affecting affected parties.
Estate of Micear Baker Jenenset to administer Missouri property. Marvin W. Kanes named administrator on September PRIS. heirs and creditors must file claims within six months for probate court review. Failure to do so may bar further claim. Address: Lavelleville, Mo. Judge attestation by WC Cole.
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