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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1921
Page
8
The readable passages discuss church involvement in daily life and civic topics, noting tensions between spiritual duties and social expectations. The fragment references community leadership, education, and public roles, with a focus on shared values and local dynamics.
The sheriff of Bolliger County Missouri on request of the note holder will conduct a public auction on Friday August 12 1921 to satisfy a deed of trust securing payment of the debt. The property lies in a described late 19th or early 20th century subdivision in the northwest quarter and adjacent areas in Missouri. The nonresident trustee Sam Rovese is named in the deed of trust and will oversee the sale.
A fragmented local item lists residents and activities in Lutesville and Marble Hill including names such as Wesley Scherke Henry Hey John Mankeo and Mrs Mary Mirtehedl. Mentions plowing work Mahl Finchey and a visit by Mrs J Woriety. Seems to be a community report of errands sickness events and chores.
On Thursday while Kowland of oeinereck was draining a gasoline tank at the Myre garage, vapors ignited from a pipe he was lighting, setting his car ablaze and burning his head face and one arm. He was treated and taken home to recuperate with his mother.
Dinklin County News reports loading and shipping of watermelons began this week. Cars from various points in the county have been loaded, with full swing expected by midweek next week. Jack Allen of Laflin visited Marble Hill late last week.
A scrambled query mentions health symptoms and names of possible conditions and figures. It urges investigation of chiropractic or related remedies if symptoms persist, while offering cautious encouragement and a call to seek information without giving up.
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