Great Harvest Sale Shoes Event
Local sale alert notes a shopping event featuring footwear and apparel discounts. Details are incomplete but imply a community sale associated with a harvest event and door offerings.
03 Jul 1913
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1913
Page
1
Local sale alert notes a shopping event featuring footwear and apparel discounts. Details are incomplete but imply a community sale associated with a harvest event and door offerings.
A Cape Girardeau & Northern railroad trestle over Saline creek near the Armbruster site was almost destroyed by fire on June 19. The report notes Jackson items and details additional local incidents from the area including deaths, accidents, weather, and farm conditions across multiple towns.
Missouri Insurance Department notes an inquiry about obtaining the Banner free or via exchange for official bulletins. The fragment suggests officials are weighing distribution terms and potential benefits or constraints of the arrangement. Further details are not included in the readable text.
The Missouri fair directors announce a boys state fair school with one boy from each county to study agriculture and elementary subjects at Sedalia during the state fair. George W Reavis is named manager. county reps must be 12 to 17 on October 1 1913. Selection involves county exams covering essay on Corn Growing and five questions in elementary agriculture arithmetic and geography.
A reader letter from Aspen discusses cotton prospects amid dry weather, mentions inquiries about crops, and references local farming conditions. It notes cows, patatos, and gardens suffering without rain, with anecdotes about nearby towns and residents, and a lighter note about hunting snakes and meadow work.
Farmington celebrates the appointment of Madison R. Smith as minister to Hayu. Congressman Hensley announced Secretary Bryan’s recommendation to the president and a confirmation likely soon. Smith, a lawyer with culture and wide experience, receives strong local support despite past feuds.
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