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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
7
Palified Beviry Shaday HLA Chandler publishes a notice in the Maine post page indicating a public update or legal action. The fragment references a publisher or official notice with potential dates and parties involved.
A fragmentary hometown column notes a recent rain, crop worry, and several visits. Mentions Mrs Sarah Shanks visiting Dick Crader, Miss Myrtle Shanks working for Mex Alainew Allen, and Mr galore Rober Allen with Lige Allen visiting W M. Run nels’s Sunday. Includes Tessie Ronis and other names with unclear context.
Local notes report visits by prominent townspeople and workers unions, with mention of Debating society events and upcoming meetings. Mentions of chairs, lunches, and a new well at James hotel, plus the arrival of a new calaboose built by Marshal Henry Gaines. A three-year-old child dies at Zalma from spinal affections. real estate trades noted and a hay mare sold.
Rev John Sanders to lead Ivessville preaching event at Union on September 28. W A Crayton left Sunday for Morehouse for employment. Less Moore moved into Cleve Davis’s vacated residence. Cleve Davis relocated last week to a new address below.
Delta workers at a saw mill host visits from Charlie and Lulu Davis to their grandfather Uncle Jim Davis. Many community notes follow about residents visiting kin, illness, travel to Fredericktown and Marble Hill, Sunday school, farming, and local school achievements. The article lists multiple names, propositional events, and a weather note on rain.
A brief ad item touts low prices in the county on a range of car parts. It mentions a Crean Separator and a DeLoval model with a promotional tone and an advance phone contact. It hints at fresh stock and year attention with limited details.
The fair is pitched as a hub for practical knowledge, not just entertainment. Attendees can explore agricultural practices, new kinds of seed, pests, equipment, and silage machinery while comparing various cutting tools and farm implements.
A Jackson land sale notice advertises several properties: brick blacksmith shop near courthouse priced at 1400 dollars. 21959 acres near Whitewater 12 miles from Miller ville Missouri at 60 dollars per acre. T. A. Miller farm with barns houses and fences in Cape Girardeau county. a one acre home site east of Jackson priced 100 dollars. 45.92 acres one mile east of Jackeny at 5 dollars per acre for dairy use. 61 acres near Riley with a good house barn and grass and clover at an unclear per-acre price.
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