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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
1
Footwear sale ad inviting readers to inspect Wear-A-Well shoes direct from the factory at reduced prices. Mentions new fall samples from two Chicago tailoring houses and emphasizes quality and factory pricing.
Farmers are urged to improve wheat quality by seeding under contract. The notice lists phosphate options including 16 percent at 24.50 per ton and 20 percent at 27.80 per ton delivered, plus 2-12-2 at 35.50 per ton delivered. Call for a complete list and submit orders early.
A political letter from Kennett News Sewers denounces the Harding administration and Republican policies as harmful to transportation cheap power low taxes and industry. It argues government overreach and Wall Street influence threaten prosperity and warn of a party fracture from Maine to California.
Missouri State Journal reports a judicial bill passed with conflicting circuit counts. The house approved thirty three circuits, the senate amended to thirty four but did not change section one. The enrolled bill still provided thirty three in section one while body of the bill lists thirty four circuits. The governor had not yet signed.
The record notes four years of academic high school work and two years of college study. It mentions athletics and literary work pursued under special supervision.
A digitized ad for Taylor Mercantile promotes bargains across clothing, linens, blankets, shoes, and groceries. It highlights gingham fabrics, embroidery, silk shirts, purses, travel bags, and men and boys wear. Prices and selections are pitched as superior values with an invitation to visit for in-store demonstrations.
The fragmentary text reads like an old ad or obituary note about Heinz foods and home preparation. It mentions Heinz Line at R.F. Jones and references convenient meals for outings and home use with unclear context.
An overflowing catalog ad from the Rupking Department Store touts price matching on two items from its big Chicago order house. It urges customers to place orders in the regular way, promises to credit Liberty Bonds and Victory Bonds, and lists many drug, hardware, clothing, and dry goods items with prices, while noting an August 19 appearance by Chicago Kahn Bros for tailoring and a forthcoming millinery opening.
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