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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
2
A terse report notes a drug interdiction incident involving trains, indicating limited leads and ongoing investigation by authorities. No names, dates, or locations are provided in the readable fragments.
A partial OCR reads like a legal or public notice item with fragmentary names and dates. The readable parts mention a person and a possible case or writ, but the full details are obscured by corruption. This card captures the legible entities and the likely notice context without fabricating specifics.
Web ster Dolores and allies move through the city as rebels and loyalists clash in the streets. Explosions and rifle fire erupt around Leber’s shop and the Calle Ban Towarto while Jean and others seek news of the front as General Hoey prepares to assert control. The fighting sweeps toward the palace area and bystanders scatter as the gunfire intensifies.
The fragment describes Falkland island life with references to a barber shop, sheep population, and local trades. It mentions shepherds, bricklayers, house painters, and shoemakers as common occupations among a small population.
California study shows wood boring beetle penetrates alloys harder than lead threatening telephone lines. American Forestry Magazine notes difficulty in finding practical control as water infiltration through beetle holes disables thousands of telephones.
Fragmented text references a hearing, distress, patents, and a public post or notice. Mentions operas or plays, terms like week, set for commerce, and a seek to get well. Lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions.
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