Seized Goods Sold by Druggist in Charlotte Case
Fragmentary OCR notes show a druggist sale in Charlotte involving Mima Charlotte Minter. Details are incomplete but indicate a sale of septic products by a local pharmacist named Minter.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1919
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR notes show a druggist sale in Charlotte involving Mima Charlotte Minter. Details are incomplete but indicate a sale of septic products by a local pharmacist named Minter.
A damaged notice fragment references a formal action or filing but provides no clear names dates or places. The readable bits hint at a notice type but lack concrete details to identify parties authorities deadlines or local context.
Local report traces Switfeasw Hwan and Gropce W Seow Leer Sen through a sequence of misread names, revealing a humorous OCR drift. The piece notes odd spellings linked to Za O'Ke nny Yo Dean and Toxsy Serre in a playful archival quirk.
Local note recounts remarks by Meune Rew on state politics and public works. Mentions legislative actions, highway funding, and community concerns in Jefferson City, with references to state officials, committees, and upcoming votes.
A fragmented scholarly piece traces Easter meanings across Christian and Jewish calendars, detailing how Passover dating sparked debates on observance. It notes differing traditions, from Jewish calendars to Christian anniversaries, and mentions Easter rites, symbols, and regional practices.
State legislature endorses plans by the nation for thrift and the War Savings program. Resolution urges citizens to support the War Savings and Census Department efforts, promote daily thrift, and foster a permanent habit of prudent spending for national victory.
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