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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1916
Page
5
Andrew Gaines near Zalma visits Marble Hill while A J Matthews of Oran returns. Mt CA Haynes from Glen visits town and the printer. many locals report teaching duties, visits, hunting rules, and community notices. Butter, farming, and real estate ads mingle with names like C A Walker Hardware, Miss Flora Richarts, and Mrs. Stevens.
The article details a Sunday program at the Baptist Church with worship and fellowship, notes on early morning services, and mentions lay leaders and volunteers involved in Saturday and Sunday activities. It references community gatherings, religious education, and social events across multiple groups and individuals.
The readable fragments present a brief local notice style item with unclear names and minimal details. No distinct events or entities are verifiable.
A vintage ad promotes Prince Albert tobacco as delivering unmatched tobacco enjoyment. It touts a patented process that removes bite and parch and mentions ready-made pipe and home-made cigarette use. The copy emphasizes quality and satisfaction for smokers of all kinds.
An advertisement extols Prince Albert pipe and roll-your-own tobacco, claiming its flavor is delightful and unique. It targets smokers who think they cannot smoke a pipe or cigarette and urges them to try PF A Prince Albert, promising a big surprise and enjoyment from a new supply. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, NC.
Partial lines reference a death, a wake, a storm, and mentions of a person named Teri and Stephen. The legible fragments hint at a local obituary or memorial item with unclear dates and places, lacking coherent details to identify full names, affiliations, or exact events.
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