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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1912
Page
5
Local notes mention J B Kinder visiting Pleasant Panes, Clarence Slinkard traveling to Zalmva, and Kodma Sadler heading to St Tow for crafts. Walter Rhodes and family came from Zein to visit. Millerertle residents and local business chatter fill the page with names, trades, and upcoming events.
A garbled page segment mentions stock, pricing, a trade item drill for sale, and various unrelated notes. References to a Keystone drill listed at 1800 cost 800, plus scattered names and odd phrases lacking coherent events or dates.
Fragmented OCR text presents a local era notice featuring names like Mrs. H. M. Smith and Sorel Venlow, praising candy making and remedies. The garbled passage mentions January 1972, a Miss Vernon, and references to Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a treatment.
A report describes the capture of a wild animal near Mount Hiaw by Stanley Saver of Ate, with a description of the creature and the surrounding pursuit. The narrative notes the event as notable for the locality and timing, mentioning how the animal was observed and captured after a period of pursuit.
An unclear excerpt recounts a controversial figure named in a disrupted narrative. It mentions a 1 Dreyer Enea and legal actions, a large territory dispute, and pressure related to Union State ties. Wife and children are referenced, with St Louis sentiment noted. The passage ends with a quoted remark from a person named Bug¢iiikman and a terse closing.
A garbled local column from Lutesville notes multiple residents and visits. Highlights include Miss Katie Butler traveling to Charleton, Rev Savilie’s ME Church appointment, Mrs Barrett returning from Fine River, and various illnesses and social visits among area families.
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