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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1893
Page
4
The page shows a historic local newspaper masthead for Marble Hill Press dated Thursday July 18 with editor Tom Allen and county official status. It includes pricing for single copies and subscriptions and a garbled time table entry listing a 12 30 pm time slot and partial schedule details.
Jonix Saver announces sale of Marble Hill Press to Tom Allen and bids Bollinger county readers farewell thanking them for two years of patronage with doubled circulation and tripled advertising. He praises Atten as future manager and calls for continued support for local progress.
Tom Auten announces he is sole manager of the Press in the Twin Cities, praising past improvements with Mr Sanper and pledging continued policy and local-service focus. He invites readers to make the Palace of News their home as he maintains an ideal local paper under his leadership.
Poem narrates a passionate embrace with lines of romance and longing. The speaker revels in a single kiss and sheltering arms, fearing separation and desiring another kiss.
Auction at the above tithe and place to sell 3 horses, 5 mules, 40 sheep, 100 hogs, 300 bushels of corn, 4 wagons, and other farming goods belonging to A. Clippard. Terms cash under $5, six months with good security for $5 and over. J. A. Mitixs, Administrator.
The column lists local personalities and ads including Tom Davenport, Agent W E Dickey, and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. mentions Perriene Brothers and a traction engine delivery to Zalma. notes William McGuier visiting St Louis and the coming start of a swing. references Little Early Risers as a remedy and liver stimulant amid town chatter.
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