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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
5
Locals express thanks for subscription favors and note payments for a year. Advertises jobs and timber related work, stealing rents and staves, with details on timber and land, exchange terms, and a fire incident near Hoxie Arkansas with a subscription mark.
A local notice from Millersville farms warns that hunting and trespassing are not allowed on the properties. The message references residents Chandler, Hosea Seabaugh, and DP Gole, who logged a note at the office on a recent Saturday.
manuscript OCR reads like a fragmented notice list with various names and places. It thanks Behem er and COP Schreiner A W Leemey near Miller nv ill e for subscriptions and praises candies and confections. Mentions restocking groceries and restaurant goods with prices, a payment toward subscriptions to The Press, and mentions visitors and subscriptions renewal. Some names: Hilleisiess Liew, Appetite with Heotarties, Hastings of Lutesville, Mr Mier of Shorey, Sherpan of Grassy.
A fragment notes Warble Hill Barber Shop will open from 7 am to unspecified pm. It mentions patrons taking Bair and references medication ads for Constipation and digestion remedies, plus Ballard’s Snow Liniment and Liqurd Boronine. Subscriptions and local purchases are referenced with scattered names.
A resident named Alois Anger, from the area near the Conrad place, visited town on Monday. He mentioned his farm and subscription, saying he appreciated the town and liked the new house, renewing his commitment for another year.
Fragmentary classified style notice lists log prices for Hickory and White oak and references local addresses and names. Details are garbled but indicate a sale or request by a family near Ebington with placements around Gan, Mayfield, and Wil Mayfield.
A garbled notice warns that trespassing will not be allowed on tarma A. Tayiow WoL loons and HW Weert. It mentions Rev J. K. Kincaid from Farmington and a church business in October. The text also references a skin tonic sale and a setral hettle at a drug store, with unclear names and locations.
A fragmented legal notice references property restrictions and trespass prohibitions involving tenants and visitors across farms in Steildard county, mentioning names like Herve pai and Depew GF Yast GF Brovite JT. The text notes fertility concerns and land use disputes related to Walnut Lane farms and Garret Imperial Works. The fragmentary report highlights a public safety and private property conflict with no clear outcome.
Dental notice states the dentist in Marble Hill will be in his office every Friday at RLF Jones. Also lists various small items for sale or trade including asparagus, pinewenin elieed, soap, tobacco, and a red heifer. Local strays include a mare branded D N, a red steer, and a steered health remedy herbine. Rewards offered for strays and notices include price references and contact details.
An advertisement touts White's Cream Vertifuge as a remedy to expel worms in children without injury. The piece notes price and availability at druggists. The County court sat several days, and a statement of the expenses for various parcels is published in this issue of The Press.
A fragmented OCR text describes Hopkins Department Store sharply reducing prices to match general market declines. It claims monthly price drops and consumer movement toward cheaper goods, urging shoppers to compare lists and consider ordering from distant markets. The passage mentions various product categories and hints at nationwide price pressures during wartime.
Fragmented OCR style write up describes making jars from fruit and reed-like materials, referencing Pyle, Sarthett style and a process involving pulp, root materials, and a ferment-like preparation. It mentions tools, techniques, and various plant-based components, with incomplete procedural steps and scattered vendor terms.
Wathace Missouri reports a record blackberry crop amid uncertain weather conditions. The piece notes heavy fruit set, early ripening signals, and the potential for harvest timing impacting local markets. Epworth League convention planning in nearby Arabato is mentioned with details on meeting logistics and dates.
The report describes Lawton Mitchell and Fanny of Okishome visiting relatives near town. It covers business lines, potential changes at the Advance Telephone, and speculation on future service extends to the north end of the community. Local officials and families are referenced amid uncertain details.
An OCR damaged notice centers on Marble Hill property listings and a generic sales action. Names and dates are garbled yet imply a public sale or property transfer process with references to officials and local entities.
Fragmentary text mentions people and towns, with no clear event, dates, or actions to summarize into a full headline and summary.
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