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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
2
A garbled historical OCR fragment mentions names and terms in a broken sequence. No clear event date or context is recoverable from the legible bits. The readable parts suggest scattered references to people or places but lack coherent narrative.
A fragment notes the access committee moving swiftly after an elo event. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable, leaving only procedural context and a brief action cue.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Irish themes and a reference to the 1940s era. Content is sparse and ambiguous, with key details missing to form a clear news item or named entities.
The Rondoliers, a versatile company of entertainers, plan a grand gala opening with a prelude by Mr Ar talage. A musical novelty stunt and wedding stunt are teased as part of an afternoon program.
Our correspondents report local chatter from Lutesville Marble Hill with Chautauqua planned for August 8 to 12. News notes include farm visits, threshing work, church services at New Salem and Grassy church, and neighbors traveling between Dunkin and St Louis area.
The item notes health issues at Crank Branch with Shell and health concerns for Crank Branch residents. It records corn and Irish potato crops as fine. Multiple visits are listed including Albert Schreiner to David Grant, Aunt Mery Masters to Mrs Hunziker, Lottie Stineman to Mrs Hoffman, Meldren and Paul Cobb to Jake Masters, and Arthur Stineman visiting his mother and N W Huffman. George Masters and Jake Masters took a Marble Hill trip. Arthur and Elmer Stineman are also mentioned in visits.
Community notes recount visits and guests among Flatwoods residents including Eula McClendon, Mrs Lester Willinthe, the Melvin Lileys, Fletcher Reed, and Eva Buckingham. Neighbors extend greetings, plan travels to St Louis, and enjoy a well attended singing at Asher Harris. The Press offers 52 issues for $1.50.
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