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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1920
Page
5
The text describes a remedy called My-Tisa claimed to counteract a poison named Bille, mentioning cuts cures of sores and levier. The fragment is unclear about ingredients, source, or proven efficacy.
Job offers timber work with pay per board and per cord, bonuses for men cutting bolts and rick cords. Timber length 22 inches, 9 rick cords measured every two weeks. Project runs to New Year. Also selling several hundred acres of fine land and offering land lease on easy terms. Visit on main line of Tron Mountain, 6 miles south of Hoxie. LBR Griffin, Minturn Arkansas.
A farm owner places a clear warning that hunting or trespassing is not allowed on the property, identifying W. K. Chandier and Hosea Seabaugh as the parties issuing the notice.
Notice warns against hunting on the farm and mentions Mrs HL Bechreiner and C F Schreiner visiting RB. F Jones advertises candies, fruits, nuts, confectioneries, groceries and restaurant goods with low prices. Also lists sale register and pigs for sale with unclear names and dates.
Ballground Georgia notices mix with miscellaneous ads from Marble Hill and Lutesville Missouri. Items include shoe mending, buggy sales, and patent remedies, along with notices of executors, stray livestock, and a bank shareholders meeting in Zalma Missouri dated December 1920.
Auction style classified item listing several names and prices for casket materials and white oak pricing, with notes on hunting trespass and farm restrictions, followed by a dental notice and a stray heifer description with rewards, all presented in a late 19th or early 20th century local newspaper voice.
A collection of fabric and garment prices features Heavy 27 inch dark outing at 23 cents per yard. Ladies silk hose priced at 2.00 dollars widely discounted to 1.45 dollars. Heavy black hose for ladies offered at 20 cents. Also listed are knit and lateen underskirts, Turkish and linen towels, and Crepe-de-chine fabrics.
Joseph Caldwell eldest son of Attorney and Mrs J W Caldwell of pear town and Miss Jane Johnson wed at the bride’s parents home near Alliance on December 4 Rev Z F Yount officiated. The Press notes no further details and wishes them well in life.
Hahn Chapel Health is good. Cutting wood and butchering pork hogs is the order of the day. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jackson of Marble Hill visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Barks Sunday. J. E. Kinder and family visited his son-in-law, J. H. Bollinger and amly, Sunday. Mr Bolliner's two ema childpongee teas very sick.
An OCR fragment shows Hopkins Department Store ad listing toy lines and clothing items with sale prices across departments including dry goods and ready to wear. There is also a bank financial statement from a Missouri bank with assets, liabilities, and signatures dated December 1920.
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