13 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1916
Page
1
A store owner, facing fire risk in a frame building, plans a brick replacement and slashes stock to half. To avoid losses during construction, the shop offers nearly cost sale on all items in coming weeks, urging customers to stock up for spring and summer at unprecedented bargains.
A confused urban listing notes hats and caps for sale with random phrases about wages, payments, and wrongdoing. The fragment mentions rugs carpets and linoleum and concerns over theft or protection. Names and details are garbled, leaving a hazy snapshot of a local shop scene.
A garbled OCR snippet mentions clothing items and a sale with price references but readable specifics are absent. The text references suits coats and a blarney of unrelated letters, offering no concrete event, dates, or entities to summarize.
Fragmentary advert lists barrel salt and various ware types like tinware graniteware and queensware. Mentions Do You Need a New Bugey and sales of brands by Vargas and others. Reads as a promo urging customers to try and see quality, with garbled placeholders and misspellings.
A reader compares sewing machines, arguing higher price can mean better quality and reliability. It cautions against cheap models, noting poorer performance and frequent repairs, and urges evaluating features before purchase.
An obscure note promotes a fertilizer brand claiming superior animal tartar content and value over cheaper brands. The writer urges readers to prefer this brand for reliable results and profit, promising unexpected but positive returns.
Fragmentary notes describe furniture and fashion themes with partial names and unclear events. The readable portions reference a school setting and various individuals in a storied review.
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