Local notices and social items from Marble Hill area
A dense clipping lists visits and business in Marble Hill and nearby towns. It cites residents and visitors such as JOM Dect of Glen Allen, Henry Crader of Paragould, Ark, A Green and Z P Yount of Marquand, and CP Ricketts of Lattesville. Notices warn against hunting on farms, and incidents include a 94 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs HerE Richards of Olathe, Colorado. Miscellaneous ads mention lost items, wanted hogs, and a winter visit by area residents. It notes theater and church events, marriage licenses in Perry County, and upcoming oyster supper in Glen Allen with apron party.
Strayed Hog Ad Offers Reward and Recovery Remedy
Strayed from near Marbie Hill a white year old unmarked hog. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying feeding expenses. Ad advises mistress after eating is due to bail digestion. Herbine claims to aid digestion, sold for 60 cents by druggists.
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Marbie Hill
Local Notices and Personal Items From Marble Hill Area
Local items note Mins Rhoda Conrad and RR Conrad visiting family in the city over the holidays. Wynona Taylor arrives from the East to visit her parents. Miss Van Ammture appointed District Deputy Grand Warren for the 49th District. A new electric light plant project at Marble Hall is planned. Mrs J A Taylor Denman of Sikeston dies after illness. sympathy extended to her husband and six children. Ballard’s Snow Liniment promoted for rheumatism and pains. F M Bass reports only 141 hunting licenses issued in the county this year. Southeast Missouri prep basketball teams withdraw from the Cape Girardeau league. new league potential with Poplar Bluff Sikeston, Charleston, Kennett, Caruthersville.
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F. M Bass
Perryville
Marble Hill
Mr. Hass
Cape Girardeau
Democratic Mass Meeting Chooses Celequates for Delegates
At a Democratic mass meeting at Court House Tuesday afternoon CF Hopkins Dr W A Reynolds WF Wells and Robert Drum were chosen as delegates to attend the Democratic State Legislative Derrier enmnwention. We wish patrons and friends a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year and hope 1922 brings prosperity. We will issue a paper next week with updates.
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Court Howe
CF Hopkins
W A Reynolds
WF Wells
Robert Drum
Democratie
Legatoriel Derrier
Massel
Cone
Edin
Sth i Bartes Hospital
Set
Unclear OCR fragment on Mexico and war context
Fragmentary text mentions Mexico, world turmoil, and a cryptic reference to a press outlet. Details are garbled with missing names and places, preventing a clear incident or event identification.
Bank of Zabrun Shareholders Meeting Notice
Notice to stockholders that the annual meeting of the Bank of Zabrun will be held at the bank in Zale Micaviri on January 2, 1990. The session starts at Povciock, lasts at least three hours, and will address directors and other bank business for the upcoming year. Bollinger president. J Bollinger cashier attest.
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Bank of Zabrun
Bankine Homwe
Zale
Micaviri
Povciock
Oh. Bollinger
J. Bollinger
Two Arrested on Bootlegging Charge
Sherif Baker of Bollinger counts served papers last Saturday on Fred DeClerk and Perry Neece of Mc Bride charging them with violating the prohibition laws. They dispensed liquor at a picnic in Bollinger last summer. Both posted $300 bonds for Bollinger county trial in March 1921. The newspaper notes a possible misidentification and questions the indictments by the grand jury. DeClerk never visited Bollinger county and Neece asserts he attended the questioned picnic on horseback and carried no liquor.
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Sherif Baker
Bollinger
Fred DeClerk
Perry Neece
McBride
Bollinger County
DeClerk
Neece
Perryville
Armenian Refugees Seek Safety Amid European Turmoil
The article documents Armenian refugees fleeing the conflict in Armenia seeking safety near coast regions and in soup kitchens. It notes millions affected, a call for aid from Americans, and urges relief as Europe faces a broader humanitarian crisis. It emphasizes the need for immediate assistance to save lives.
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Arangers
Saarchy
America
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