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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1921
Page
1
A fragmented wartime advertisement shows Pains Department Store promoting Liberty Bonds at 190 cents on the dollar and exchanging them for merchandise. It lists various items from medicines to hardware, clothes to musical strings, and hints at department sections and sales events amid a chaotic mix of names and products.
Fall samples from two top tailor houses offer price and quality. Factory direct sale features high quality shoes at factory prices. Readable text mentions direct factory deals and quality focus for customers seeking value.
Lh Seely of Malden is ill and reports county administration woes and rural taxes. Sheriff Kirkendall raided a Commereg operation after a tip, finding mash, a still, and whiskey bottles at a local residence. A man named Reymond TaValle was arrested and jailed. two enslaved workers and several locals provide details as authorities pursue further arrests in the region.
In Sant Jones a neighborly blaze swept the home of Mr and Mrs Miller near Millereville, a quick response saved the couple though their lifetime possessions were lost. The Millers, invalids, faced major losses as a sizable fire damaged a large house valued with about 700 dollars in Mutual Insurance. One Miller relative suffered a severed limb in Cane Girardeau last year. the couple endured months of hardship as their livelihood vanished in minutes. A church ice cream supper is planned at Ten Rides church on August 12 to aid the church’s funds.
A $5 reward is offered for information leading to the conviction of any person who damages the foot bridge across Crooked Creek between Marble Hill and one Raker, Bollinger County Sheriff.
A garbled report describes a marketing bureau promoting wireless operations and aerials at the state fair from August through September. It mentions demonstrations, weather conditions, and attempts to link wireless signals with exhibits, though much of the text is unreadable.
A garbled OCR segment mentions teams, players, locations, and actions but lacks coherent facts or clear identities. The text references Marquart, Pratt, and Valley Team, with scattered hints of a game, scorers, and a fire or incident, yet no verifiable names, dates, or outcomes can be confidently extracted.
A garbled note describes Heinz products for summer including peanut butter and condiments. Mentions mustard ketchup tomato products and apple beverages with references to brands and a person named Lineat R. FEF. Jones.
Local news details a Stratton resident, Gil aetew theck af, linked to a heist charge. The report notes preliminary court steps and potential life-altering consequences as authorities pursue the case.
Local merchant promotes weekly savings with promises of lower prices on bacon lard peaches sugar and tea along with a barrage of household goods and clothing. The ad touts buy local pay cash and sell by the wagon load while promising high purchase values and frequent restocks.
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