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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1921
Page
5
Locals Mr and Mee Aries Cobh of north of town announce a fine Jersey calf for sale. A week three months old, from excellent stock, with community chatter about farm supplies and local church gatherings.
Local farmers in WK Chandler and Howes Seahanch report trespass concerns on farmland boundaries. Veriat Martie and Mil lereville residents note ongoing intrusions affecting crops and property use. Community leaders urge coordination with authorities and adherence to posted signs and private property rules.
A garbled page lists farm and trade notices with scattered names and places. It mentions barber services, candy sellers, farm auctions, hunts bans, and merchant advertisements. Several personal names appear, but many words are garbled, limiting precise details.
Weather woes and local notices interrupt a small town paper page. Weather hardships hit households as heat and stomach issues rattle residents. Health aid and community church news frame the issue while local names discuss events at Cape Gerardest and Marble Hill.
An OCR fragment notes a local event in New Rialyrn with partial names and phrases. It mentions Roraine and Feenm tia linked to a gathering or celebration. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
No hurting or trespassing will be allowed on our farms mentioned by Taster W. 1 Lares and Ww. Winters with several named individuals including John H Patton FE Pyltos OA Dates GF Yao COW Statler and Lettie Greee Tollinger in a scanned notice.
Notice warns against hunting or trespassing on unnamed property. Details are garbled but indicate enforcement by local authorities and potential citations. Readers should observe posted restrictions and avoid entering the area to prevent penalties.
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