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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
1
The note suggests seasonal eating with green beans and other produce to beat winter fatigue. It promotes a grocery sale featuring canned goods, jams, coffee, oats and household items with low prices and mentions ready access to pies and cakes along with oil.
A garbled ad narrative from a Ut es Mercantile segment extols hot shot shoes for girls and men, praising Henry and Ben, mentioning prices like 1.69 and 1.88, and promoting percale fabrics in blues reds grays and whites with warm clothing options. The piece reads as a fragmented vintage sales blurb with chatty dialect and product highlights.
Mr and Mrs Homer Chandler returned from their wedding tour last Friday to a festive greeting. Friends decorated a truck with cowbells and noisy paraphernalia for a joyous ride through Markle Hill, celebrating the couple’s marriage with cheer.
Local ad list extols Taylor Mercantile for deeply discounted merchandise across clothing, fabrics, furniture, and household goods. While garbled, the piece promotes low prices, a wide selection, and a one percent discount on tailor made suits, urging readers to trade for savings and to visit the store.
The singing and laughter of youngsters filled the street as mill whistle blast drew people toward a fire. Norman Shell, a prosperous Dongola farmer, was seen purchasing fencing on Monday. Joh Debrock Jr. bought building mater ials for a new house and expected its completion soon. Roy Deakins and his sister Katie, from Hahn, visited to meet their sister Mrs. Hahn of Fredericktown, accompanied by Noah Sturgeon and Edgar L. Davis, who had been at his father in law Jesse N. Robertson’s home.
Community notes include names, places and events such as Cape Cod style mentions, relatives, church references, a praised Kipling anecdote, and a pledge drive. The text is fragmentary with scattered personal names, locations in Arkansas and Maine, and church program notes.
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