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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1922
Page
5
A damaged OCR fragment shows a notice to patrons about power supply on Tuesday and Friday, with names like Alexander and a superintendent. It also mentions fertilizer, hardware, and Winnhers, and references a president and a family, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
C Slinkard of Zalma Bollinger County Missouri petitions in the Eastern District of Missouri for a full discharge from provable debts in bankruptcy. The notice outlines adjudication on February 9 1922 surrender of property and compliance with bankruptcy requirements and sets a hearing for July 4. The notice includes the district court judge and publishing details in The Missouri Hell Press. The petitioner asks the court to grant discharge from all provable debts except those excluded by law.
In Poplar Bluff on Monday September 25 the first of five regional Baptist conferences begins for the 75 million reinforcement campaign. Delegations from twelve associations will assemble with speakers DrLR Scarborough Dr JC Ow Dr O L Wood and Dr SoM Brown. The Carey and October November work plan will guide county groups and raise funds for Mayfield College Marble Hill and The Home for Aged Baptists Ironton.
The Employment Bureau outlines short term tasks suitable for students, including house cleaning, laundry work, sewing, wood cutting, grass mowing, yard cleaning, milking cows, clerking, and general errands. Interested students are asked to contact the college office or Rosemont Hall secretary for access to these tasks.
Lutesville High School Sophomores met September 11 and elected Lois Kugger president, Maude Dey secretary-treasurer. The class enrollment is seventeen, most earning five subjects. Also includes a for sale listing for a 200 acre farm near Glen Allen on state highway with improvements and a 110 acres under cultivation.
A vivid historical fiction fragment contrasts a fictional Gras tery with New Orleans, blending Creole aristocracy, Mardi Gras customs, and a metro oil economy. The narrator hints at a love interest, two heroic figures, and a mystery that promises suspense and reader engagement.
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