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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1921
Page
5
The notice advertises Taylor Mercantile Co Littlesville Missouri selling Clover Red Thy and Tayworhy weed and seed gate fertilizer at prices lower than last year. It promotes woolen cloths hats shoes and a full line of caskets and coffins with yard goods and fabrics, urging customers to visit the store and consider payments and specials.
fragmentary OCR item from Marble Hill displaying notices of land leases, timber, pay for labor, and a visitor James Tower at Marble Hill. Mentions terms of lease near Tron Mountain south of How n Ark and subscription to The Press.
W K K Chandler Hosea Seabaugh and Alvin Whitehead of Patton visited Marble Hill to see his father F F Whitehead and sister Mrs J F Myers. No hunting or trespassing allowed on our farms. Mrs H P Schreiner and C F Schreiner noted. Zalma citizens attended County Court to discuss road location. The county aims to advance road projects to ease other local troubles during highway location work.
Fragmentary text shows names like MARRIF WILT and BARBER Srey with garbled phrases about business hours and a school named Scopus. The legible items include scattered personal names and references to a week, a notice style, but no coherent event or outcome.
The text outlines teacher examination procedures and certificate requirements amid garbled notices. It references supervision by a county superintendent, standards for wipes on the first day, and duties of teachers and applicants.
At Taylor Mercantile in Luteeville Mo liquid burden and a hopeful plan are discussed as Clower Red Top and Tumothy join Po be tay vel in the impromptu event. Kaelin Rel Croce supervisor speaks with an ethnically diverse observer at the Hope church Wednesday night. Several others spoke enthusiastically supporting the plan for our county.
A communal card of thanks appears amid a local notice mentioning illness death and funeral plans. It honors Reverend Warren and notes attendance at the Methodist church in Murile Hill with details of a service on a Monday. The item reflects a neighborly acknowledgment and memorial context within a small community.
A noisy discourse on inflated prices for stock foods dominates the page, with fragmented remarks about supply costs and market pressures. Readers are urged to consider the impact of high pricing on vendors and consumers, though details remain unclear amid garbled text.
Readable fragments show Clowes and Hed Toys involved with a seed at Taylor Mercantile in Lastemwille Mu. Details are sparse but point to a local commerce or product listing event in the town.
A fragment notes sale items at 1.00 per item. Names mentioned include John and Stelaweed Lanpeld. No clear date or full address is given. readable details indicate a local sale event or listing.
Fragmentary text appears to list personal names and vague phrases. No coherent event, date, or location is clear enough to describe a definite news item. The readable parts resemble garbled notes rather than a reportable incident or notice.
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