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Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1921

Page

3

Canada Dominates at Chicago Live Stock Show

Canadian and American exhibitors shared tents at the Chicago Stock Yards show with Canada sweeping prizes. Alberta oats and alfalfa entries won top awards while Canadian breeders earned repeated honors, signaling strong cross border ties and a push for wider agricultural exchange.

Canada United States Chicago Stock Yards Willy Edivirers Alberta Capata Wietary Gieone

Grievous Mistake at Jim Toews Farm

A fragment recalls a grievous error involving Jim Toews and a misjudged plan. The speaker notes a feverish temperature and a mistaken attempt to replace a frozen item, referencing a Sunday event and a failed patch.

Jim Toews

Nova Scotia Nickname Blue Nose Origin Explained

A passage from Sam Slick recounts why Nova Scotians are called Blue Noses. It attributes the nickname to the region’s potato production and lists the American nickname origin as a boastful label.

Nova Scotia Mallburten Sam Slick Ome Nova

Railroads Try New Engine That Moves Sideways

London Punch notes a south comnet railway firm testing an engine capable of moving sideways and forward. The piece humorously reflects on the phrase good-by as a contraction of God be with ye, contrasting old speech with modern telephone etiquette and domestic dining chatter.

South Comnet London Punch

War changes French youth and courting roles

A Temps writer argues postwar materialism reshapes French youth. Men delay professions for money while women increasingly join work, with many teens pursuing farming or banking rather than literature. The piece notes early marriages, shifting courtship norms, and an overall abandonment of traditional pursuits.

Paris France Parte ‘Temps Therm Wileiaidwen St Cyr Serie Culture Miieeesow

Fragmented Local Notice: Elhuret Bells Event

Fragmentary OCR reads about an elhuret bells event led by a notable organizer. Details are unclear but the item appears to reference a community festival or ceremony with local involvement and possible schedule notes.

Hard to Tame Missouri River Before the Railroad

A fragmented historic account describes Missouri River engineering efforts to channel the river from Fort Benton to New Orleans, noting river engineers aims, river facilities, and the dramatic dredging and revetment work. It emphasizes the scale of the task and the impact on trade routes.

Kanaas Moe Taning Euthan Miipy River Engineers Perteaeton Medt Ceoplelet Ogepaedite Arco Wieter Mlestestig Sweupa Metice Miesouri Artuy Orleans Anil

Train Demolished Home Moving to New Site

William R Smith Sr of Cornwall Utah loses his three room frame home after an Oregon Short Line train derails and demolishes it while he moves the building across tracks. The article also notes a notorious outlaw killed in Arkansas and mentions Japanese widows and hair arrangement.

William R Smith, Sr Cornish Utah Smith

Costly China Library Saved After Sea Water Floods Japan Port

A collection of Dr George Morrison’s China related works, sold to Mitsui in Japan, was drenched when a tidal wave flooded a Yokohama port warehouse. Workers interleaved damaged pages with blotting paper, saving the library from complete loss despite heavy water damage.

China Jap Port London GE. Morrison London Times Peking House of Mitel Japan Far East Doctor Morrison Tokyo Yellow Sea Hind San

Very True. Hughese-Wiinit an addons ain Jones te

Very True reports fragmentary OCR text with unclear names and places. The readable bits mention Jones and a possible event or item but lack coherent facts to form a clear summary. Further context is needed to identify entities and actions accurately.

Hughese Ain Jones

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