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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
1
C F Hopkins department store announces closing at 10 am on Saturday July 2 with a Friday July 2 shopping day. The ad touts fresh silk and satin items including Minuett Overblouses skirting and dresses, mens and boyswear, linens, and a wide range of patterns and home goods.
The regular teachers examination will be held at Marble Hall on June 3 and 4. Applicants for certificate fortification or renewal must pass a five story examination on the reading Civle work. The civics exam will be given Saturday afternoon. Those attending an approved summer school are exempt from the professional work exam. Wilbur M. Welker, County Superintendent. Subscribe for The Press.
Heinz baked beans feature select beans and pork in a tomato sauce after the original Heinz recipe. Superior quality remains palatable and nutritious, with convenient cold preparation suggested.
A garbled OCR passage lists scattered proper names and phrases, including Dan Wood, J Harvey Hargese Miers, and references to Allie war and leadership. The fragmentary text appears as a chaotic montage of political and cultural terms without cohesive narrative or clear event.
Henry Johnson, a resident of Lewgerr, died by self inflicted means after leaving his home to obtain buttermilk for his wife. His body was found near a hive at the roadside. The family reports long term health issues and recent depression. Wayne County Journal
The excerpt cites James A Garfield as president proposing a shorter course for his son, Mr Garfield agreeing: God makes an oak slowly but a squash quickly, while Missouri land area contains ninety nine acres with soil nitrogen valued at $11,000, and a related money sum is stated.
The article records a community event with plans for a celebration on the 2nd at the College Building Fund. It notes Merits Hill and Luteawilhe organizing a service and lists speakers and attendees, including local figures and committees. A dynamite incident and a separate fatality are mentioned, with details about an investigation and an inquest.
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