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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
5
Local items mention pleasant calls and social visits, farm opportunities, and road conditions around Perryville and surrounding towns. Mentioned are residents in Marble Hill, Lutesville, and Cape Girardeau area, with notes on health tonics and wartime Congress discussions. Additional notes cover farm land for sale and a political forecast for the extra session.
A collage of health claims and local notices. Advertisements tout cures for deafness and tonics, interleaved with obituaries, real estate pitches, church notices, and community updates from Marble Hill and nearby towns. Names, places, and dates appear among bids, sales, and estate items, reflecting a fragmented late 19th or early 20th century newspaper page.
A fragmented ad style piece markets the Emerson foot-lift plow. It touts efficiency and ease of use for land preparation, claiming low wear and strong performance, with unclear specs and mixed phrases.
A sprawling OCR fragment references W.S Smith & Son in Sedgewickville Missouri and a long list of names, places, and notions including Peters, Pat, and Petersfield like terms. It mentions property at a Treat? and a sale timing with notes on payments, interest and credit. The text blends scattered references to legal notices, sales, and personal correspondences, with multiple garbled lines and unclear dates.
The guide explains that fertilizer value depends on the total plant foods it contains, not the price per hundred pounds. It urges studying soil needs and buying fertilizer containing the necessary nutrients for a well balanced, tailored mix.
Sepia prep mentioned with Ag Chills Four Fevel owe. A tome acts on the Tver bont i and avoids griping or ricken. Zoe.
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