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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1918
Page
5
Fragmented wartime reassurance urging citizens to buy Liberty Bonds and War Savings Certificates as the best government investment. Prompts support for the United States effort, urging patriotic action and public savings amid war needs.
Local items report flu cases with several families affected, Lutesville and Fredericktown news note visits and illness. Items include dental and medical ads, stray notices, farm business, and various local names such as Chas Farrar, Mrs Mealleh, and Sheriff Underworld. Community notices include school and public notices, obituaries, and real estate ads.
Several notices and fragments describe rewards for missing items and various local notices. Names include A. Taytow WL Lore and HOW Wyspras Foote, plus references to Marble Hill and Glen Allen Missouri. The text mentions a Sunday church show at a Methodist church and a general sale listing for a stone store building with residence attached. Stolen or missing animals are noted with descriptive ear marks and rewards.
Fragments describe sales notices and local items with names like Mr and Mee Von Fisten and J. W. Wolker. Mentions of subscriptions, a drug store skin tonic and a trip to Cape Girardeau. Several personal names and places appear in scrambled text from an old newspaper page.
Readable fragments show uncertain text about a foyer and names like Pattie and Tale. No clear event, date, or place can be determined from the surviving lines. Summary limited to the partial phrases present. No definite action or outcome identified.
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