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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1921
Page
5
An old classified notice from the Tron Mountain committee area near Hoxie Arkansas offers hiring for men to saw stave bolts and other tasks. It promises pay per two weeks, board and room, or land exchange options. Also advertises sewers and wind-powered land opportunities with terms and contact notes.
An old local notice warns that hunting is prohibited on the W. K. Chandler and Hosea Seahaugh farm near Millerawalle. It mentions a nearby Ura office visit last Saturday and cautions trespassers. The fragment lists various items including candies and groceries for sale and notes on health remedies.
A long fragmented OCR reads like a local marketplace page listing shop notices, farm ads, sales for oak and hickory logs, medicines, and household goods. It mentions price points, hunting restrictions, local residents, a missing or stolen heifer, and transient business notices across Marble Hill area.
Fragmented historical newspaper text outlines numerous names, places, and events. The readable portions hint at social notices, marriages, licenses, and local happenings but lack coherent narrative or complete details for a precise report.
A partial OCR line mentions individuals or places but lacks clear context or events. The readable bits suggest names such as Wanncok and Yafti with surrounding garbled text. No definite action, date, or location is extractable for a complete newspaper card.
Fragmented readable passages mention stock goods and multiple names, with opaque, damaged text. The legible names include Stefan, VINE, and others amid jumbled phrases, dates, and scattered references, yielding no clear event or outcome.
In a fragmented note, readers glimpse a cryptic phrase about meeting and work. The readable text hints at a personal or organizational task but offers no clear event, names, places, or dates to anchor a fuller summary. The item remains ambiguous and non-specific.
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