Fragmented OCR Summary Item
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names or places in unclear order and provides no clear event or outcome to summarize.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
8
A damaged OCR fragment mentions names or places in unclear order and provides no clear event or outcome to summarize.
Local items note Miss Friel Cheater pause and mentions of several residents. Wises Fyla Davalt traveled to Washington County Jost Thursday while others like Martie Dunn return after teaching in Obi. Rev. HE Corbin reports revival progress at Hickory Grove with conversions and Marble Hill appointments. Ballard's Snow Liniment and McGee's Baby Elixir are advertised remedies.
Fragmented OCR text listing numerous names and places with garbled phrases. It mentions Cape Cructvan, Misouay lieu, Siete Hhalie, Nadia, Waleeka Th, Jiekeon S Co, LH Howe, and a Tuesday reference, but lacks coherent events, actions, or outcomes to summarize into a definite news item.
A transcripted political telegram and letters reveal Wilfrd Wilfley’s nomination push by St. Louis Republican and party backers, with Benator Xenophon Wilfley urging support while pressing for the letters' public release to sway Democratic voters. The document includes editorials noting war-time stance and internal party strategy as the Missouri primary looms. This report also mentions local notices of a fire and a small accident in Linville with casualty details.
Administratrix A. Habe, named as the executor, seeks letters testamentary in the probate court. The notice sets a one year claim period from the mailing date for creditors and directs publication in the local probate records. Judge W. Cole oversees the proceedings and Marbie Hill is listed as the administrator’s address.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a person named Jane UTS and a "Meh revere" event, with unclear place names and a legal or public notice tone. It references a landmark or estate context and a conversation about categorization of property and public proceedings.
Authorized by Senator Willey, the message asserts dedication to public service, denies reports of stepping aside for the Governor, and predicts a future candidacy ten years hence based on a record of broad American citizenship and commitment. It targets Democratic voters in Missouri and defends Willey against opposition chatter.
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