15 Dec 1910
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
1
A fragmented report notes investigations into an election scandal involving Senator Lorimer. It mentions Allen, editor of the New Madrid Record, and William T. Riley’s marriage at St Columbkill’s in St Louis. The piece weaves in political banter and local weather quips with names and places only partly clear.
Local exchanges inquire about bi for job ads for the Wireless or Railway Telegraph Co of Davenport Iowa and the St Joe Lead Co ad sent by George Stanfill of Benne Terre Missouri. The Democrat defends the ad handling and notes trouble over the National Telegraph line ties amid a confused review of paid notices and lost leads.
Hig Lake Arkansas area sees conflict as local group claims title to the lake land and bans native hunting and fishing. Native hunters protest loss of long held rights while clashes loom amid disputed ownership claims. Campbell Citizen reports tensions rising over lake access and resources.
Washington features numerous architectural marvels surrounded by colors along Pennsylvania Avenue. The Capitol began as an debating club and now shelters lawmakers. The Smithsonian holds much yet seeks a lion and Outlook bound copy. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing runs eight hours daily for notable collectors. Other notable sites include the Treasury, Army and Navy buildings, the dead letter office, and the Agricultural Department with watermelon seeds from its suburbs.
Holiday shoppers are urged to visit Avon Market for early bargains designed to ease the season's shopping. The store promotes prime picks and emphasizes the best selection if customers come early, promising unusual buying opportunities and value as part of a festive sale.
Toylad opens Saturday with the greatest display of holiday goods in town. Bring the little ones to see Toyland sights and enjoy hundreds of happy children and pleased parents as the shop welcomes all visitors.
An OCR readout promises a free “Dressed Dol” display event in Bedlinger county with a plea to attract a little boy or girl under 2 years old for a Christmas display. The ad asserts absolutely free participation, with no guessing trading or sellers, and mentions Cyrapons leading the event.
Fragmentary text describes ranges and mentions savings and fuel efficiency. It references a vehicle or device with potential improvements and a focus on cost reduction and performance. Names, dates, or clear facts are not identifiable from the readable portions.
A fragmented grocery item list mentions various foods and prices. Readable entries include beans oats sugar and corn syrup with approximate per unit offers. The text blends product names with unclear spellings and local pricing fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Wool suits and forecasts, with scattered phrases about state affairs and New York. Words are garbled and names or dates are not recoverable. no coherent event or person identified.
Readers are invited to a holiday sale featuring ladies coats and accessories. Deals include substantial discounts and value pricing on select items with limited quantities. The event promotes seasonal shopping and local participation.
Detective Billy Burns toured through western Pennsylvania on behalf of the Bankers Association. He praised the region as ideal for those with low spirits, noting strict local controls in stores. A humorous anecdote shows a clerk demanding a prescription before selling rope, illustrating cautious shopkeeping practices.
A naval officer brings his Chinese servant Quong home from the Far East. Quong jokes about funeral foods and his friend’s grave, while the officer probes expectations. The dialog shifts through humorous misunderstandings and comic dialect as both men navigate money, manners, and cultural differences.
In a drawing room car of a Washington limited, a discussion on the rising interest rates unfolds. ER. A. Brown of the American Surety company explains that the leading Negroes of a Georgia town begin to engage with the topic.
A local paper in St Louis announces a Christmas bargain offering a three year subscription for $1.10 in advance. The special rate is valid only through December 2 19 with several terms stated, and the offer applies to any number of subscribers during the period.
The Rev Hicks Almanac and The Rev Hicks Magazine are advertised with a one dollar price and a note that the Almanac is free in part. Readers are urged to order by sending to Ward and Works Pub in St Louis Missouri.
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