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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1919
Page
4
The Tennessee paper lists ownership details for Tue Manik tindene at Martie Hi Mo with editors, managers, and stockholders named. It reports community notices, local moves, appointments, and civic matters including the new town board, registrations and wartime labor commentary, and social items from Marble Hill and surrounding areas.
A compact, defiant tribute to the newspaper’s enduring power and reach. The piece frames print as the living voice of a nation, fed by wire and breath, renewing itself with each dawn and event despite its creators aging and fading away.
A lengthy text discusses Liberty Bonds and Liberty Loan drives amid postwar recovery. It notes widespread belief in Liberty Bonds as sound investments, the shift toward savings and reduced wartime expenses, and anticipation that the Fifth Victory Loan will complete the War Finance program as citizens prepare to Finish the Work. It emphasizes patriotic duty, economic recovery, and public market confidence in government bonds.
An obituary notes the death of Clyde following illness and a funeral service held at Union Cemetery. He had recently moved toward a mechanical course in Kansas City, enrolled Feb 20 at Bates Auto School, and was survived by a devoted Christian father and mother, three brothers, and many relatives. The notice expresses deep sympathy and reflects on his young life and studies.
A fragmentary OCR note describes a pastor threatening violence against an editor. The scare quoted minister allegedly warns of coercion to prevent publication, claiming long church involvement and intent to force operation if the editor does not yield. The text is garbled with misspellings and unclear sourcing.
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