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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1912
Page
5
A jumbled OCR item records farm tasks, weather, livestock, and local notices. It mentions mowing, plowing, harvests, and community events with scattered names such as Marble, Salc, and Martins, plus references to property sales, court or public notices, and a few dated mentions like last weekend and upcoming Saturday.
Notice of sale offering 25 registered high quality horses including Black Jacks and Jennets. Sale details and terms to be announced by local authorities. Potential buyers should note the horse registry status and ensure proper eligibility for bidding.
Fragmented OCR shows a long catalog style notice from Jackson Missouri listing items, prices, and sales terms. It mentions Cape Girardeau County, various vendors, and a February 1 1912 date, with notices about auctions and buyers, plus a separate sale for a Keystone drill and tools in Lutesville Missouri and school notices for teachers and pupils.
Fragmentary notes describe family visits and domestic scenes at a lodging house. References to Mrs Knawler and Mrs Hasleigh appear along with scattered, unclear names and events. The text includes stray phrases about sales and payments and a mention of an elephant on lands.
Unclear OCR segment with numerous distorted proper nouns and scattered fragments. Readable elements include stray references to places and potential names, but the overall event or narrative remains indiscernible.
Fragmentary text references a patient and physician relation and an incident involving Leila and a court or public matter. It mentions Puursiew and Johnseny county with terms like tested and expotivies, but the garbled source leaves key facts unreadable.
A brief notice states doors open at tee o clock with admission set at 25. Ramiyetruters Notre is listed as the venue or organizer in the readable fragment.
The notice advertises a yearly mail subscription deal for Marble Hill Press and The St Louis Times. It invites readers to subscribe now, with prices listed at $1.00 for Marble Hill Press and $3.00 for The St Louis Times, totaling a year for $4.00.
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