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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1921
Page
4
A Thursday publication from Dean Chandler & Company with Dean B. Hill as editor and manager. The entry notes a post office filing at Wable Hill and references standard editorial duties for the periodical.
Last Week's tome presents a garbled narrative with numerous misspellings and unclear references. The text мыaves between names and places without coherent actions or verifiable facts, making it impossible to identify a definite person, organization, or event to report.
The unreadable fragments mention a church at the ford of a road and a mysterious event. A radium incident is described with ashes, sulfur compounds, and a glowing patch. A man named Lewis Maser is involved and a car scene is noted. further readable lines hint at a dramatic, eerie atmosphere.
In Missouri counties, Notaway leads wheat production and is first overall. St. Cherries county tops both wheat and production. Audrain and Anidrain hold top oats positions. Conference rankings list Notaway, Saline, Atchison, Audrain, Cheriton, Carrollnl Johnson.
Raymond Parsons son of Roba and Jev Parsons died July 8 1921 aged 1 year 2 months 22 days after a brief illness. Survived by father mother two grandfathers one grandmother and many relatives and friends the family notes his sweet disposition and cheerful smile and expresses faith he is now at home with God.
A garbled promotion of Woodrow Wilsons administration claims a comprehensive review from New York publications. It cites editorials and writers praising his governance, with descriptions of national and international policy aims and historical impact, amid fragmented OCR errors.
A brief memorial note expresses gratitude for eternal rest and enduring love. Relatives and friends honor a departed loved one with prayers and contributions, noting faith and eternal guidance from Rev FF Weeunt. Signed by a Relative.
Community notes share health updates, travel tales, planting results, and local visitors. Mr and Mrs Barker report on estate matters, Drum family returns from Yellowstone trip, and residents like Mrs Thrum seek improved health. George’s garden and plant grafting successes are described alongside church and school life in the region.
Mre Audrey Revelle, a student at Cone Girardean Teachers' Cinema, wraps a short vacation at her mother's home before starting the next term.
A tomato has been mated with a pineapple and its progeny is homed Sunray. P. Dan George plays the Canid role in this match.
A Sunday night fire, likely incendiary, consumed the Fields property including a barn full of corn and hay. Mr Fields, burned out eleven years ago, faces heavy loss. neighbors report insurance about 1700 but far short of actual value. Authorities seek the guilty party for punishment.
A fragment from a 19th century college notice requests information about opening an av school on Monday. It lists Conwell, Geluthia, and other names, with references to universities in Missouri, Tennessee, Arkansas, and New York. Respondents are asked to contact Hendereka, President Martle Wil, Mo for details.
A garbled OCR style report describes a Pine community event with attendance at a home hearted gathering. It mentions a league business meeting, a vacancy for a minister, and a parish committee planning activities at 644 Potlawa Hall. Local residents and families are named in a scattered, unclear sequence.
The column records visitors and residents in Grays Sun Mo, including Dr and Mrs Wo Vay Ambauer of Louisville, Mr and Mrs George Holcomb, Mr and Mrs Jack Frae, Professor Veat Mrem and El Wiley of Fredericktown, and Deboor of Forrest. It notes wedding well-wishes for Mee Johe Salfern Lee VanAmburg and Meu Edne Smith, neighborhood travel to Cape Girardeau, and various calls and visits around Dry Creek, Cedar Ranch, and Whitewater.
A dense, garbled crowd of names, events, and places appears, listing residents, weddings, travel, and local notices. The text references Mr and Mrs, multiple family ties, community events, theater, schooling, and regional locations with many misspellings and unclear connections.
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