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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1921
Page
8
A convoluted tale unfolds of a wealthy man planning to split a vast fortune among applicants who invest $1 as "faith" money. He urges them to visit his hotel room to receive their share, while a bitter half brother schemes to keep or squander the wealth.
Veterans of the defense and training units, including artillerymen, are invited to a reunion in Des Moines. The program provides reduced passes and one and a half fare for round trips for former service members, with transportation from multiple points within the state. An estimated 9000 veterans are expected to attend the common hospital train event.
A garbled note discusses the term bushel and its measurement of thirty two quarts. It mentions a housewife buying supplies and a reference to specialists in a bureau, but the text is fragmented and unclear about concrete facts or events.
Community notice lists Lutesville Marble Works and Manion Jones Uptodate Machinery with business inquiries. Includes church services at the Deacon Church, social visits, and remarks on local gatherings and weekend plans. Mentions Miss Girtie Pulliam guesting, and various residents attending church and picnics.
Reports from the Marble Hill region detail Henry Bair and H Manken hauling logs for Mr Bair’s poultry house. Martha Clayton and her children visited her parents, Mr and Mrs H Blanken, last Friday. Ona Blanken and Minnie Heider went to Marble Hill on business. NW Hoffman and grandson did business in Marble Hill Friday. Hazel Bollinger and son Claud visited Ona Blanken Tuesday. Ary Bollinger and wife traveled to near Dongola to be with Tom Bollinger, ill with typhoid fever and recently relapsed.
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