01 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1910
Page
1
Classified ad describes flannelettes and dress fabrics in bright colors and heavy weights. Offers by yard prices, assorted French serges, and fancy mohairs with shadow stripes. Limited stock, high quality materials advertised for immediate purchase.
An oddly garbled note lists various matting and carpet makers and several unfamiliar brand-like names, suggesting a classified or promotional snippet. The legible bits mention matting products and potential regional suppliers amid a string of what appears to be misread or corrupted names and phrases.
Come and see the greatest line of holiday goods in Lutesville with toys for every description on display in Toyland. Open December 10, 1810, inviting everyone including children to attend and enjoy the seasonal showcase.
Lead Best News reports on several Missouri contests including BK. M. Dearing defeating Circuit Judge Joe Williams by 1600 votes, Frank N. Farris winning in Crawford County for representative, a tie for district judge in Lean County, and various propositions. Wayne County turnout fell, Jefferson County seat move defeated, Reynolds County jail proposal defeated, and Wayne County courthouse project rejected. Ste. Genevieve County voted Republican for the state ticket for the first time. The Almanac for 1911 by Rev. Ir R. Hicks advertised.
Fragment from a local notice or advertisement showing price quotes and shop slogans. The text includes a pledge to speak truthfully, references to house rent and taxes, and a sales pitch urging customers to visit the store for the lowest prices and cash payments for produce.
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