14 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1911
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text shows Southeast News coverage of Stoddard County elections with mentions of presidential vote timing and local figures. It references burial details and local names such as Neelys and Pilla Dey with unclear context. The garbled nature limits clear events or outcomes.
A chaotic night in Hayti ends with a capture by City Marshal Mike Snider after a gunfight with a fugitive named Weakly. The report mentions poultry thefts, a chicken disappearance linked to Miss Anna, and a pending sentence after a guilty plea in circuit court. A separate note references a suspect in Holdrege and a penitentiary offense.
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We will pay the highest market price for pounds of produce of any kind in cash or merchandise. Now is the time to buy Christmas presents. Come and get your share of the many good things as we wind up the year. We have too much stock and must go for we need the money and you need the goods. Call and see us and we will certainly do business.
Intercollegiate stock competition held in Chicago saw Missouri Agricultural College lead with a high team score of 173 points, ahead of Canadian and American colleges. Missouri’s Williams achieved the highest individual score, while teams from the United States and Canada posted strong showings.
An Open Letter to Progressive Young Men of Missouri invites enrollment in the University of Missouri Winter Short Course starting January. The two year program expands poultry and farm studies with new poultry classes and agricultural lectures by state experts. About two hundred men are expected to attend as the course continues through January with practical demonstrations and discussions on farm issues and poultry keeping.
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