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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
1
One week only offer featuring fresh corona doc with tb sugar free cookies and confections. Includes grahium and la crackers and confectioner's sugar for frostuggs. Supplies for fruit salads or ices such as Del Monte pineapple, sliced or grated in 20 cans, fresh peaches, Santa Clara prunes, cup misins. Cold lunches include spicy baked ham, tuna, cheese, peanut butter and soda on ice.
An unclear OCR snippet mentions a plan or event in July and references names or places, but the words are garbled. Readable elements include time in July and a discussant or organization, but concrete facts are missing. The fragment lacks sufficient detail for a full card.
A community gathering honored the staff and friends of Maal College for their steady support and service. Local officials and neighbors praised years of work and shared gratitude for the college’s contributions to education and local life.
Obituary notices the community mourns the death of H ie J M Ziesmerman of Flat River. Former resident of Bellinger, he was a longtime MF Church mentor and loyal church member in Glen Alten. Burial arrangements announced with pastors and local officials handling services.
The Culkersone factory in southeast Missouri operated as a largely owner controlled venture with two men owning most stock while Fulkerson led the combine as president until a recent sale. Damron named manager, stock still held by remaining holders. Fredericktown Democrat-News reports.
A burglary at a store near Kennett, owned by Will Heesen, occurred Saturday night. Robbers smashed a lock, damaged the cash register, and stole a quantity of goods. Police are investigating and seek information from the public.
A local notice cites a lecture advocating temperance and condemning whiskey. It warns of drunkenness as a path to vice and hell, urging readers to read the book Ten Nights in a Bar Room and vote against whiskey. Attorney WK Chandler attended to Marquand clients earlier in the week.
A fragmented report describes a Independence Day centennial celebration with parades, concerts, and contests. The event featured performances, a Declaration reading, and awards for prizes, including notable tables and trophies for participants.
In Sikeston Herald reports a runaway incident during field work when two harvesting teams collided. One horse was fatally injured and killed to end its suffering, a binder was wrecked, and a worker narrowly escaped serious harm.
Sheriff Walker sought a reader to identify the discarded cauldron left on the jail porch Wednesday night. The copper still, seized in a Canalou raid about three weeks earlier, was too large for indoors and was removed during the night. Rev Milford Riges of Trenton attended Will Mayfield college trustees meeting in Marble Hill earlier in the week.
Fragmented OCR text mentions reduced rates to a state pair and social events. The unclear lines reference Western pacific mentions, a reminder about rates, and an emphasis on efforts by a group or organization. The readable items suggest a local notice about rate reductions and event promotion by a business or community group.
A Sunday evening incident near Canatou involved a man being shot during a local gathering. Witnesses reported chaos as bystanders attempted to aid the wounded, while authorities began an investigation into the shooting and the events leading up to it.
Fragmentary text contains repeated phrases and garbled names. Readable items mention Meath of Wi, Mrs Mark Corrina, Bikweergeere, and Yeorna oT with references to state dauphal and a coming event next week. Many words are incomprehensible and no coherent event or action is clear.
An OCR fragment shows Heinz brand summer foods and related products including peanut butter ketchup pickles and apple butter. The text mentions items like Heinz Spudtherts and Heinz Pickles with partial product names and prices, plus references to a display or line at a store with a F. Jones line.
A fragment from a Western Christian Union piece describes a worker named Betty and a faithful employer employee relationship in a wolaree silk factory. It reflects on obedience to commandments and the hope of a moral reward beyond this life.
A humorous anecdote recalls a burglar entering a room and startling Myrtle. The intruder, described as "huvglar," reportedly spoke little and was oddly courteous, covering Myrtle with his revolver as a precaution, leaving the incident more embarrassing than terrifying.
A garbled OCR passage discusses a town scene with multiple characters owning guns. It references property owners, a man with a gun, a woman keeping a pistol, and a high school boy influenced by others to practice gun use. The fragment implies ongoing gun readiness and imagined violence in daily life.
Fragmentary text references rapyest fee apporten laindant in wheat redt and Acree ment af pirrimreuew. Mentions demand factors in southern district, time frames, and potential price points while noting shifts from 82 to STN 4 dev and possible market conditions.
Ron Jurrows notes the fall foliage reddens as leaves blush and reveal naked limbs. He says the colors reflect the green warmth of summer and a seasonal awakening in nature.
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