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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1917
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows garbled lines about dress goods and a hero of carefiy. It mentions buyers in Uhte County and a faltering cadence as candles burn. The overall piece feels like a chaotic early 20th century catalog or column with war imagery and odd product notes.
A faded notice hints at department updates and bargains across the county. It references prices and distributions, urging readers to look for value and variety in the offerings. The fragmentary text mentions women and families and suggests widespread promotions.
An experimental fragment praises Cruren watt dishes as a culinary art, urging readers to sample a few pieces for their table while noting a heavy laden tone and questionable wording. The text reads as a garbled advertisement or misread OCR with emphasis on culinary ware and reputation.
A roundup of daily life in Bollinger County covers family visits to Fredericktown, shop and service changes, snow impact, and church notes. Residents greet relatives, crews install boilers at Buckeye mines, and Frank Wild returns to Banner Buggy as painter. A burial for Mrs. Shell is reported, plus letters of administration for Orlando Morris's estate and a Baptist church notice.
A public appeal seeks the names and addresses of soldiers who left service so the Red Cross or relief group can mail Christmas boxes. The notice lists many incomplete addresses and numerous soldiers tied to camps at Funston, Panama Canal, Pike, and other locations, urging readers to phone or write any known contact details.
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