11 Dec 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1913
Page
1
A fragmentary report notes the editors event with thanks to Miride Dial and greetings to Bro Milliot Time Pies. Attendees, including Stapp and Bro Wikre, reflect on the week’s proceedings at Vorti Hill, with appreciation for the hosts and the warm reception.
Fragmented text describes an upcoming Christmas sale period with extended shop hours and promotional dates. It mentions early deals, the opportunity to buy items for the holiday season, and references to footwear and gifts. The readable content emphasizes timing and consumer access to discounts before Christmas.
Mixed candy sold by the pound at five cents and sugar priced at twenty two pounds for one dollar. Star Tobacco offered by the pound at thirty nine cents. Coal oil available per gallon at ten cents.
Pecembe offers a weekend line of men and boys wool suits plus holiday gifts. Men’s high class attire and young men styles feature durable fabrics and classic cuts. Ladies’ garments and new festive items round out the sale.
The piece recalls a Marble Hill visit by editors from Dunklin Dispatch and others who were hosted by Magene Hin residents. Banquet lunches, cigars, winesaps, and a celebratory mood marked two days of hospitality. Notes praise from Wells of Lutesville and Burnette Snider, with reflections on local pride and community warmth.
An illustrated instructional piece details preparing a water treatment using lime and chlorine to render drinking water safe. It covers dissolving lime in water, creating a milky solution, mixing with two gallons of water, and storing in a sealed jar. It notes chlorine’s effectiveness against typhoid and bacilli and mentions expected taste changes and shelf life. It also includes oblique references to a local event and expresses gratitude to supporters after a death in the community.
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