20 Apr 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1916
Page
1
A store owner announces a move from a frame to brick building to cut fire risk. To fund construction and avoid losses, he plans to slash stock by half and sell the entire inventory at near cost over the coming weeks. The sale targets loyal customers, urging preparation for spring and summer with unprecedented bargains.
A messy OCR fragment describes flats and caps, carpets and linoleum, and references to payment, prices, and shop notes. It mentions terms like rug, carpet, linoleum, and paper imetan, with unclear context and several garbled phrases. The readable content centers on a trade listing or advertisement about household materials and pricing.
A fragmented shopping notice touts items for spring use including a new buggy and household ware. Mentions brands like Tinware Graniteware and Queensware with stray phrases about prices and stock. no clear vendors or dates.
A local ad lists a broad clothing selection including suits, pants, and outdoor gear. It mentions priced items and a variety of accessories, advertising stock for men and women with emphasis on availability and diverse framing.
An advertisement urges buyers to compare prices for sewing machines claiming superior quality at low costs. It stresses finding a cheap machine and invites readers to view their Splendid Machines before purchasing, asserting the lowest price elsewhere.
Swift's Fertilizer offers a carload of the standard world renowned fertilizer sold from 22.8 dollars per ton upward. This pure anion matter is not to be confused with inferior brands and promises real value this season.
An OCR fragment appears to mix furniture terms with garbled lines and scattered names. The readable portions reference a city and various proper nouns, but context and complete facts are missing to form a coherent event or notice.
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