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Newspaper

Marble Hill Press

Location

Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1918

Page

6

Farmers warned of new swindle in wartime farming

Federal Farm Loan Board warns against a fraudulent organizer claiming to be an official of national farm loan associations. Farmers should form cooperative local associations through approved channels to obtain loans under the federal act. Do not pay for services or join schemes promising fast loans.

Washington Windink United National Farm Bonn Unitat Ethh Jolnteterm Land Bank

Government urges bigger spring wheat and food production

The Department of Agriculture calls for expanded spring wheat plantings and heightened output of meat dairy and feed crops to bolster national food supplies during wartime. It cites projected wheat acreage targets, notes record winter wheat concerns, and stresses coordinated federal state action to raise acreage without disturbing farm prices while emphasizing beef pork dairy and wool needs.

Waashington United States Department of Perbculture Department of Clive

Agricultural outlook and proposed cropping shifts across states

The document analyzes five year acreage and planting trends in North Dakota Minnesota Montana and Idaho with goals for spring wheat oats barley and sorghum. It recommends expanding home gardens perishables pork and dairy production while increasing soybeans peanuts and beans and pease to diversify food sources and ease transportation constraints.

Secons Northakota Minnesota Montana Idaho North Dakota Idahos Darley Rice Pegi Arenes

Freedom in Sight War Rhetoric Against Prussia Plotters

In a wartime appeal the piece frames the United States as fighting the Hohenzollern rulers who sought Poland’s subjugation. It blends history from medieval to early modern conflicts to urge Polish Americans and others to support liberty, with calls to fund the war effort and back democratic ideals against imperial rule.

United States Prussia Poland Mutesh Herth Europe Carussia Anasteia Electorate of Peandentburg Marly Rueeia Kusin Navoay Navaria Agetha Elf Thesia Moland Presa Wilhelm III Wilhelm Dales Purepe Ile Wiley America

Periscope device aids submarine inspection and safety

The article describes a new Navy 8 inch device for submarine warfare improvement. A periscope 40 inches long and 1 1/2 inches in diameter is inserted longitudinally. A reflecting mirror at the end projects light from the handle so inspectors can view all parts of the ash end and detect steel flaws, aiming to avert accidents from defective locomotive action.

Porvar Science Meomng Nvle Fe

Present-Day Authora Iable Rooke and Persona

A poetic plea by Arnold Kennett lamenting scarcity of new books in the Innermost Strand shops. He notes forty taverns and many eateries but only two bookstores, mourning the lack of a living author and urging readers to support fresh authors amid a world that resists letting dead writers die.

Irish Stay at Home Emigration Figures for 1917

During the nine months ended September 1917 there were 1 000 emigrants from Ireland a drop of 1 891 from 1916. Destinations included England and Wales 788 Scotland 705 United States 38 Canada 40 South Africa 12 Australia 12 New Zealand 9 and other countries 1. Emigration to the United States fell by 2 082 compared with the first nine months of 2016.

Ireland England and Wales Escotland United States Canada South Africa Australia New Zealand

Buster and Martha Visit Neighbor in Muddy Gift Tale

Martha travels to the country to see her aunt and visits a neighbor where she enjoys playing with a puppy named Buster. One day she brings flowers and explains they were given by Busty, leaving the meaning of muddy gift unclear and adding whimsy to the tale.

Martha Buster Muddy

Christmas Request Sparks Mixed Thanks

A fragment notes an exchange during a holiday event where one person offers praise and another responds with gratitude. The dialogue hints at social expectations and polite reciprocity in a Christmas gathering.

Fragmented Pirated Ad Jumble Exploits Soap Promo

An OCR fragment advertises soap products and ointments with garbled branding. It mentions free samples and a dealer or address line, but the text is incomplete and unclear. The readable elements point to a promotional layout from a drugstore or cosmetic supplier with vague product names and instructions.

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The text appears garbled and unreadable with mixed letters. No clear events or names present to summarize into a coherent news item or record.

Wes

Youthful Tones Echo In Local Creole Night

A fragmented reader notice mentions a cultural event titled La Creole with a night scene at Mite Lireming Ado. It hints at youth culture and fashion in Greely with garb and mood reflections. The readable text emphasizes community gathering and a festive atmosphere.

Arkea Greely Aumg

Fragmented Narrative of Language and Warned Warnings

A garbled OCR style text describes confusion between French and German phrases and mistranslation of terms. It mentions neighbors, remarks about calculating a fare, and a fragmentary scene of forwarding articles and a German claim. The piece reflects miscommunication and linguistic play with mixed language fragments.

Fragmented dialogue hints at a tense departure scene

The passage presents confused dialogue and inner thoughts as a character contemplates leaving and a mother’s quick departure. Another character, Mire Beith Clelien, fears offense while trying to explain. Theo Mre Stoitl recalls she has only three minutes to settle the last copy.

Theo Mre Stoitl

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