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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1922
Page
1
A jumble of catalog-like items includes men's and ladies caps, children's knitted wool caps, and brands Star Dhawend Heys. Also listed are cane sugar, coffee blends, laundry soaps, baking powder, soda, and various household goods. The text shows scattered prices and product names with garbled formatting.
A notice explains every subscriber who pays is credited on the books but labels may not reflect the updated date due to abbreviated staff. The paper asks for patience as they work through the backlog and balance labels.
A 1922 letter from G. A. Cubbison in Syracuse Kansas discussing moving to a new country, climate, and farming prospects. He notes wheat yields near his farm, cattle and horse conditions, and asserts land is owned by few men who block small farmers. He closes with best wishes for 1922.
We express appreciation to those who labored hard and fought the fire fearlessly in protecting our property and the town in general Bank of Marble Hill. Mrs Ida Marlow and son Manrell of Grandin Mo will leave at their home the last of this week. Mrs Marlow has been with her mother Mrs George Rhodes who lay in poor health.
T H W Jenkins preached a sermon titled Our Father Who Art in Heaven with Dr Milford Riggs from Ironton serving as supervisor of the Baptist Old Folk Home. C Jones of WVMC delivered the evening sermon. Attendance at Sunday school and both services is noted, with plans for the Sunbeam band to present a program next Sunday at 2:30 p m. Also included are brief weather notes from California about unusually cold winter impacts and a local social note on Mrs Ida Miller and son William visiting Morley.
The Marble Hill fire destroyed the Ne Ways Custom Mill and damaged nearby buildings. Insurance covered the mill contents while efforts saved the Bank of Marble Hill, a grocery, and a drug store. Firefighters battled flames from dawn to afternoon with crews on roofs and around the fronts.
Probate Judge fees and road district orders approve payments to Overseer St Vix win four dollars for services and annual reports for Special Road District No 2. Includes Standard Printing Co six eighteen for election supplies, Hugh Stephens Price Co nineteen and six cents for stationery, criminal cost bill in State v Calvin Hill with witness fees listed, county farm and courthouse supplies to J L Estes nine twenty five, supplies for road district four, Lateral Tons supplies nine eighty six ninety, funds payable from road construction. Continued on ungal page.
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