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A brief note from a local grocer assures customers that all necessary goods will be available. The message emphasizes steady supply and continued service to shoppers during the current period.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
2
A brief note from a local grocer assures customers that all necessary goods will be available. The message emphasizes steady supply and continued service to shoppers during the current period.
A missionary report reveals a sensational surge in Methodist efforts, detailing new outreach plans and rapid expansion across regions as leaders urge action and support.
Advance proofs of the Missouri Crop Bulletin review key yields by county and district for crops and live stock since 1860, including corn and oat yields, cattle totals, rainfall and temperature histories, and price values. It notes the publication’s practical value for citizens and investors.
A disjointed late era piece reflects spring base ball fever, fans and players praised, derided and debated, with scattered references to teams, players, and national sentiment. The column mingles sport chatter with broader wartime and cultural notes, capturing a vibrant, if chaotic, snapshot of the era. It mentions names like Kristy Mehewen and Sealy Nines, and touches on national themes and public patriotism.
Odd advertising refrain notes how a single halt in buying or selling ripples through the chain. The chant emphasizes that when any party stops selling or producing, others falter, risking broader economic slowdown across the exchange.
The Dade County Advocate argues that lawmakers should refrain from running if primary laws are deemed too costly. It contends the state suffers not from candidate poverty but from corrupt, excessive campaign spending, urging voters to let capable people serve only if financial barriers fade.
A discussion notes that The Star Spangled Banner presents a wide vocal range. performers often struggle with the high and low notes when sung in certain keys. The article questions why audiences expect all singers to perform the anthem without adjusting key or tempo.
A Monroe County Appeal report notes Department of Agriculture 1918 farm crop value at 14,090, THO, a new high surpassing last fall estimates by about half a billion. Minot tops crop value, Iowa second, Texas third, Georgia fourth, Minnesota rises to fifth from ninth.
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