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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1922
Page
1
An OCR fragment lists mixed terms across baking supplies and hardware including soda, galvanized items, no clear events or persons, suggesting a catalog-like or damaged newspaper fragment with scattered product names and numbers. The readable items imply a trades page or ad cluster without cohesive narrative.
The WH Mayfield College boys and girls basketball teams traveled to Fredericktown. The girls won 13 to 10 after a close contest, while the boys faced a tough narrow court and lost to the Legion team in a fast, hard fought game. Notable players from Mayfield included Clinkinbeard Merritt Caldwell Tanner Aly Rees Miller and honors for Marvin College athletes were noted. The event included a reception, hot beverages, and plans for future games with Esther and Flat River high schools.
A two story five room residence on the John Krack estate near Forrest burned Saturday between 1 and 2 PM due to a ceiling fault. John Baker and family occupied it. the Forrest fire department arrived too late as flames spread rapidly. Mrs. Baker and daughter escaped after a dog warned them. Loss is about 700 furniture value and 400 ground value. insurance covers less than a third. The clipping from Forrest paper was sent by Mr Be ker.
Dr Jenkins preached in Cairo last Sunday with Prof Ellis speaking on The Holy City from Revelation. Prof Hearty offered no talk on The Church As It Finetone in the Community. Next Sunday Dr Milford Riggs of Ironton will preach. Attendance Sunday school 106, collection 2.39. School of Methods begins Feb 18 and runs over Feb 19.
Littesville defeated Paxion High School last Friday in a tense matchup. The home crowd saw Littesville rally late to secure a 4 point win, with standout play from Larteeville and close defense under pressure from the Paxion offense.
Classified ad lists heavy grey sweater coats at $2.98 to $2.48 with sizes 40, 42, 44. navy blues in 42 and 44. red cardinals. boys slip over sweater coats sizes 30 to 34 at $2.39. Also features ribbed union suits $1.25, rubber boots $3.98, Firestone boots $5.98, rain outfits $2.98, staple gingham cloth 12 per yard, boys blue serge suits ages 5 with knicker pants, and young men’s suits priced around $20 to $35.
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