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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1919
Page
4
The Brunswick tires are pitched as superior quality since 1845 with Brunswick holding top status in every line it enters. The ad urges motorists to test Brunswick tires for value and full equipment fit, claiming enduring superiority at no higher price and noting The Brunswick Balke Collender Co in St. Louis as contact.
The Marble Hill Press is a weekly paper published every Thursday by Chandler & Company. Beas G. Will serves as editor and manager, with publication material processed through the Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
The Walker & Son Hardware and Furniture store was burglarized last Saturday night. The cafe was robbed of about 70 dollars, watches, and pocket knives after a broken glass entry. No clues yet. Walker offered a liberal reward for information leading to arrest and conviction.
A notice filed by W. J. White and a justice of the peace in Union township Union county lists a deserted horse with medical defects and correlative faults. The horse is described as a four year old mare with a missing right leg section, left eye weakness, and old dental issues. Appraised value is 30 dollars and the document references names J. Wurra and Higdon Mo.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for fourth class postmaster at Heeeril Missouri to fill a vacancy. Applicants must be twenty one or older, reside in the local postal territory, and be U.S. citizens able to meet requirements. Application blanks Form 173 and full details are available from the local postmaster or the commission in Washington DC.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for rural carrier positions in Bol linger County Missouri to be held at Lutesville on January 10 1820. Open to domiciled citizens meeting Form No 1977 requirements with vacancies on Marble Hill routes. Forms and blanks available locally or from Washington. Applications should be sent to Washington at earliest practicable date.
The text questions the role of loaned dollars in funding the United States entry into World War I in 1917. It contemplates how the money lent to the government influenced wartime actions and the subsequent rebuilding efforts.
The article recalls Liberty Bonds and War Savings Stamps funding the Allied victory and the fall of European monarchies. It notes exiled German and Hungarian rulers, Russia under a weakened czar, and the American role in financing reconstruction. It argues for continued U.S. leadership in rebuilding Europe while addressing postwar economic strains and the Thrift Campaign.
The Youths Companion announces the 1920 Home Calendar for subscribers with paid subscriptions. A rich, practical calendar features prominent ad spaces and provides a compact reference, aligning with the publisher’s seasonal presentation to readers.
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