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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1918
Page
4
The Missouri Wheat Complete report shows a crop yield of 65,951,000 bushels, the largest on record, with value nearly double any prior harvest. Authorities collaborate to raise yields, urging up to 1 bushel per acre for 1910 and detailing regional acreage adjustments.
A collage of letters from soldiers abroad recounts trench life, seashells, and field conditions. Messages praise England’s welcome, describe pine country, crude housing, and daily routines. A Marines ode celebrates the corps, duty, and Uncle Sam’s Leathernecks.
August 30 31 at Courttonne Martie addresses create joint session for directors and teachers. Morning sessions include openings and discussions on the needs of the schools wartime role and salary relations. Afternoon covers course of study use and rural drawing and history vitality. Round table adjournment follows.
A lengthy, OCR corrupted piece explains the U S flag design, naming each star for the states and listing orders for their arrangement. It mixes technical details with scattered letters and stray names, referencing Delaware through Wyoming and including a dated 1912 executive order and commemorations around Washington's birthday. It also contains wartime letters and local notices about hospitals, veterans, and community figures mixed with unrelated farm notices.
A local notice lists courses in geometry and algebra alongside music singing and acting, inviting participants to enroll in a range of disciplines from piano and violin to voice and oratory. The date August 26 appears as a key enrollment marker.
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