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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1921
Page
4
Dean Chandler & Company of Dean Street Hill Vector and Manager Entered publish a period notice for a relay event or sale. The readable text lists names and locations with uncertain details but indicates a formal notice from the firm.
The text reflects on childhood innocence and affection toward animals amid wartime and societal change. It laments the loss of simplicity as civilization advances with steam, electricity, and weapons, contrasting early helping gestures with modern urgency and duty.
The article lists districts within the county and describes new county unit school law provisions. It covers board composition, powers to elect the county superintendent for four years, fix salaries, contract teachers, establish attendance officers, consolidate districts, levy taxes, issue bonds, classify pupils, adopt textbooks, and manage budget needs for teachers and janitors. It notes state aid for eligible county districts and duties of local boards to prepare budgets and hire staff.
A fragmented report discusses the county board of education duties and state law on eight months of service for teachers, with references to tenure implications, certification, and higher qualifications. It notes July 7 as a date related to action and hints at state administration shifts and eligibility concerns.
The readable text shows references to a court setting and polling themes with scattered phrases about a plaintiff, a judge, and election items. It mentions meetings, money, a case, and potential dates, but the garbled lines obscure concrete facts.
The Imwak ers advise creating reserve funds to shield business from unexpected emergencies. Banks help educate the public on this policy, noting larger firms already follow it and smaller enterprises should consider the advantage for financial stability amid trade conditions. Industrial News Butea.
BE. K. Hall of AT&T compares public utilities to feeding a horse, arguing that higher costs require higher rates. He asserts the public must see the parallel between feeding and operating utilities, noting costs have risen in the past decade and must be reflected in rates.
A fragment from a Missouri newspaper reflects harsh winter weather, crop damage and local sentient notes. It mentions Marianville Carthage and Mount Vernon with references to storms, cold, and destroyed wheat oats and strawberries. The piece notes community figures and a political sentiment in a handwritten style.
Bulla Jane Wallis born December 15, 1892 died March 27, 1921 aged 28 years 3 months 12 days. Wife of James Wallis they had 12 children four boys and four girls plus two girls and thirty nine grandchildren and sixty great grandchildren. Survived by three brothers Teanard Welker Sham Mo Jdaeph Welker and George Welling and sister Mrs Amanda Brown. Lived with husband in Weidlock moved to their home 12 children born into their home. Joined Methodist church circa 1876 and resting place in old home cemetery after service conducted by Rev Fount Meefiald.
A fragile, heartfelt note speaks of saying goodbye to a cherished grandmother Gomlbwe, lamenting the impossibility of future meetings and the sorrow of parting. The message hints at a broader family tragedy and calls for comfort in shared memories.
The notice discusses purchasing farm tools from Swanons Hardware Company and urges readers to visit for plows cultivators discs and other implements. It highlights paint and oil for residences and claims unbeatable prices on farm machinery. The item also notes local obituaries and community ties, reflecting a rural trades page with ads and notices.
Maury Miesenier Enker born January 4 died April 2 1921 at age 64. The text preserves local sentiments and mentions scattered notes on health, politics, and community life with several misread phrases and garbled names reflecting a dated newspaper page.
A fragmented Epworth record lists officers and attendees, noting president Plerlert Croft and treasurer Anta Thenlesy with Reck as director of the roll. It cites sermons by Loonia and speeches on higher education, church events, and upcoming trips for delegates, with attendance at 73 and offering 2.74 pounds.
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