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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1911
Page
5
A jumble of town items lists residents visiting, shop notices, sales, and personal calls. Names like Tavian, Kerns, and J. W. Youst appear with varied errands, sales, and social visits, plus a kitchen of assorted goods and services advertised through the week. A medical notice and dentist visit details close the page.
Deaths in Bollinger County for October are summarized from local vital statistics. The report lists numerous names and ages linked to the Bollinger area, noting causes such as diseases of the heart and circulatory system, cancers, and infectious illnesses. It references entries filed with the State Board of Health and mentions birth data and general mortality causes.
Fragmented text mentions various names and places with medical, betting, and poultry references. Includes a report about a person named Willis in Middleboro Rye and a mention of a horse accident. Also lists almanac style items on steril and liver tablets and a poultry breeding sale from Marble Hill Missouri with dates February 1 to April 10 1911.
Fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper describes visitors and licenses, with names such as HF Shelton and Mary EO Greg ees. It references a Ladies Mission at Harpuier and a flower seller quote from the New York Sun, noting a trick of dipping stems in boiling water to revive flowers.
A chaotic election narrative recalls canvassers and a new Justice of the Peace in a Tennessee backwoods district. The juror charge scene ends with the judge awkwardly prompting the jury as a lawyer notes a dolla and a half per item, highlighting rural election intrigue and legal nerves.
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