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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1920
Page
6
Local items report residents like C. F. Hopkins and family visiting Zalma, several town visits for business, and announcements from Taylor Mercantile Company about salt and coal oil. The column lists sales pitches, farm notices, property for sale, a missing horse report, and local notices on medicines and household goods.
Beginning Saturday July 31 a strict no hunting or trespassing rule is posted on farm properties owned by W. K. Chandler at Morea Seahaugh. The notice, signed by local residents, warns of enforcement and requests adherence to land boundaries.
Summer sale clearout from Georgette Waists offering LADIES OXFORDS at steep discounts. $7.50 value shoes marked to $6.00 and $5.25 values to $4.20, with $4.75 items listed at $3.80. Limited stock, hurry to save.
A newspaper classified-style ad lists prices for men and boys footwear including heavy work shoes at 3.25, brown English Walkers at 2.90, tennis shoes at 5.40, plus black and white sole styles for boys and women.
A group of Zale business leaders publicly endorses Dan Fowler for the Southern District judge seat. They describe him as a capable, trustworthy candidate and reference prior dealings and his 34 years in the community near Marble Hill Missouri. An unrelated notice states no preaching at Marble Hill church on Sunday August 1.
Appointment to speak in the afternoon drew a modest crowd likely due to limited publicity. Democrats praised addresses, centering on candidate Atkinson for governor while a line of footwear advertisements framed the page. Marble Mill hosts the regular Teachers' Examination on August 7 with entries from teachers seeking renewal.
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