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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1922
Page
4
Fragmented text from an art clause and a May Day piece includes unclear names and terms. The readable bits mention a person, a place, and a timeframe but lack a coherent event or outcome to report clearly. Further context is needed to produce a precise headline and summary.
OCR text is incomplete with unreadable chunks and missing names. The readable parts suggest a generic local notice or advert with fragmented phrasing and unclear details. No clear event date or entity to identify.
The text presents a garbled historical letter laden with personal names and oblique phrases. It appears to mix obituary style reflections with scattered notices and domestic items, including a farewell to a child and nearby names such as Gordon and McGlothin, and a late 19th or early 20th century tone.
Company A 104th Missouri National Guard was mobilized for duty at Chaffee Monday afternoon at 3:00 p m. John Bollinger of Lutesville visited the soldiers Monday evening. George Earl Walker of Lutesville took a 12 hour leave and returned home with Bollinger. Mrs J Nunning of Effingham, visiting her brother Roy Jore, accompanied the group.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a March date and a court or circus context with names Catherine Cones and a marshal. The readable content is garbled and does not form a coherent news item or identifiable events.
The scathing long sale notice details a court ordered sale of land in Ballger County to settle the estate of William Marshall. It lists parties including Beccaerd and heirs, describes the property bounds, and sets sale terms, with a sheriff’s sale date and conditions for cash bids and transfers of title to the highest bidder. The document names several related individuals and families connected to the estate.
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