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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1914
Page
1
A Farmington local option election is ordered to be held January 12. The notice appears in Southeast News and cites city authorities guiding the process. The filing outlines election procedures and eligible voters for the Farmington locality.
Taylor Mercantile Company announces a drastic clothing sale after a 45 day late delivery left them with a huge fall and winter stock. They pledge deep price cuts to move inventory quickly and invite customers to inspect the selection and compare prices.
A bustling sale advertises drastic price cuts on suits, shoes, dry goods, and all clothing. Prominent deals include $25 suits for $20 and many items at half price or less, with a focus on clearing stock including small sizes, youths, and children’s wear. Also notes large shoe stock and overstocked hats and gloves to pass savings to customers.
Obituary notices honor Mrs Caroline Berry born 1858 died 1914 and Mrs Shell who died December 10. Berry joined the Methodist Church South in youth and awaited heavenly rest. Shell, born in Indiana, married Hiram Shell at 19, left a husband, four sisters, and many friends, urged mourners to remember a life of devotion.
The text presents garbled lines that imitate a poetic tone about joining Beloved Ones, rest, and a promised future. It shows distorted phrases and stray terms such as wicked cease from crowbling and weary find rest. The piece reads as a damaged literary fragment with accidental word slips.
A fragmented page lists a long musical program with choir solos duets and quartets featuring many named performers and titles. In a speech at Little Rock Senator Sheppard of Texas says a liquor bill would fund vast cotton and corn production and hogs, likening it to multiple years of output.
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