Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1916-06-08
Southeast News.
Oak Ridge lndepandant

was moved from this place TO Jack
son, last week where il will be oper-
ated this season We are sorry to
loose this enterprise but Of course
when WE don't pa,ronize home in
dustry We cant expect anythin < only
failure on the part Of the business
Frcdeytrk'pwn Democrat News
Larger postal savings deposits will
now he accepted at the postoi'ice,
This is made possible by an i'm
por,ant amcndment to the postal
savings act just approved by Prcsi.
- dent Wilson A postal savings de-
positor may Gn~ have an hccouu,
amounting tn 81 900 upon which In.
terest will he paid Formerly $500
Was the maximum amount he could
have 10 his creti, This enlargement
Of postal savings facilities will b~
very gratifying to thousands Of de-
pasi,ors who have already reached
the old $500 lini, ard are anxious
TO entrus, more oi their savings to
Uncle Sam
rrrtrgtrAtewH IsrFsse~gaslc News
Our Bucklon correspondent this
week brings Us the sood news ,ha,
the Ozark Valley raitrnad is making
arrangements :" put ties OH lis right
of.~ay hetwrrn Cascade and buck
horn. II Is csp-S-i-i tha, the 'le'
will t~ Distributed fieh, away '~'
II ss announced that the ror.s tanaest
hslilt this summer Nat Aad 'ass'
eral deposits are sno~r 'esF - in
,ha, community and lad Is
halsh sr~a, deal III Az, 4 2aetivay !.
Is expected We f.as nat while
1has Har~s, and ii Ill cre~ ~cre
diSSsns ~cli last sfsk they d'sov.
rrrd stch dcpo~. A we and other
deposits are kno~u
In rrr-n, ISssle of the CAPE Re-
puhstrsn ,hrrr appeared an artA,lc
giyins sone fauts snd hGnre@ 10 re-
gard TO the paving Of the OH gravel
road between jackson and tho Cap~
which are quite interesting. and
there is move on foo, to make u
concrete on paved highway oft The
figures gwen stso~ that the amount
required TO pave the rgsd ~uaa I've
about $4,000. and the interest on
this amount al 5 per cent would not
equal thu sum required no~ 10 keep
up the fos+d II Is believed II the
road ~As prvci there would he
virtually no expense for up ae~p In
many years,
Ferry counsy ~an.
Anton 2orIlnes. one ol ,he pro
gsrssise farmers oil Blue Bird ridSr
and hts ~ife we're in rerryyllIe last
Friday. They hrough, the wool frdm
II head u sheep tn the market here
--is3 pounds which net,ed them
NS3 i3. OF "a Nac per pound This Is
the highest price they ever sot for
wool and they have been shcaring
sheep and selling wod tor "a bong
time. bu, the price under wilson's
administration Is the highest they I
ever received Che n the sheep hsi
- pounds Of wool Anton says that !
he. as well as al democrats, can ],
hook sheep square iu The face
without making any apologies
While shearine the other day Anton
cpukint help but occasionally hook
the innoent carrier of the thick.
rich and feecy white in the face
with friendly smile
O.k RiaVs Item In IaekNan Csah- Rook
Oak Ridge witnessed one Of the
most DANGEROUS storms Monday that
had been seen in years Robert
Critics was almost drowned that
evening lie had been plowing corn
on the back eide Of the farm when
the storm caught him. and sought
pshelter in an old house until the
storm was almost over. He then
started to the house and was caught
by the creek. Rob had the faithful
old gray mule to the buggy. and
buggy and mule started down the
- nj ,x,.,I 90 rcSs,na the rnttle