Universal Cheapest House Ad Appears in Paper
An ad titled universal cheapest house appears in the page offering low prices and easy terms. The brief notice highlights a bargain housing option likely targeted at frugal buyers.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1893
Page
4
An ad titled universal cheapest house appears in the page offering low prices and easy terms. The brief notice highlights a bargain housing option likely targeted at frugal buyers.
The article reflects on editor self-perception shaped by public opinion, praises Twin City hospitality toward the Press association, and notes Southeast Missouri journalists’ fond regard for the town. It also notes Coron Crarves H. Jones’s appointment as editor of the New York World and its impact on the West, with local concerns about freight conductor crossings and calls for enforcement.
Marshal Viz very sick past week and Cape Girardeau residents mingle illness and travel notes. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve praised for burns piles and skin issues. Belmont Branch and Old Orchard cider popular. Miss Rachel Robins ill with typhoid fever. Jewelry, carpets, and lemonade advertised. Hill's chloride of gold tablets promoted. Passenger rail specials announce August trips to St Louis with special illuminations.
The Hullinger county teachers institute passed resolutions praising the institute law for advancing school standards and aiding teachers. It thanks Prof. E Re Grae ham and the Board of Trustees for their efforts at the academy.
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