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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1919
Page
5
A ragged local page lists a varied mix of ads and notices from Marble Hill and nearby towns. It mentions encyclopedia sets on India paper, patent medicines, live stock for sale, farm duties, hunting bans, and job pleas, all intertwined with personal notices and small-town announcements.
A garbled public notice references hunting restrictions and penalties. It lists names including Hon Fifrovk R L Kaker and Jotn Tenholder, with scattered phrases about a Saturday event, permissions, and locations. The fragmentary OCR yields unclear dates, places, and actions, but indicates a legal or civic notice about hunting and safety.
Fragmentary OCR outlines a wartime defense of the United States joining Allies, referencing adaptation, mobilization, and civic resolve. The text mentions leaders, public sentiment, and domestic efforts, with lines indicating coordination with allied strategies and national perseverance despite shortages and challenges.
Fragmented text references port protection prewar carports and agricultural concerns. The garbled OCR lists terms like Me at Pee SRS OID FUL and Farmers Save Situation along with scattered phrases about protection measures, wartime preparations, and local economic conditions. The readable material hints at a historical discussion of port protection and farm support within a prewar context.
An OCR snippet touts Six-Sixty-Six as a malaria remedy for chills and fever. It claims the tonic breaks malaria, protects against fever return, and acts on the liver better than calomel without gripe or sickness. Price listed as 23 cents.
In the event described the focus centers on a contest seeking a win with a margin of fifty percent amid unclear details. Names and places appear garbled, with references to a state and a committee, suggesting a formal gathering may have produced limited readable outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a weathered field and tones. The lines are unclear and lack coherent entities or dates. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, or events are extractable for a reliable summary.
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