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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1921
Page
8
An obscure 19th century note from Trenton Mo records Harold Witten selling a grown cowhide pair and paying a small tax or fee. The entry mentions two cents and a one dollar fifty cent payment for self selling, with a nine cent margin left for finishing the other shoe.
The message requests a time for a playoff play and asks for the date. It mentions Hugh Mills, Jet Week, Petrie, Batarslay, Seopas, and a planned arrival for the event. The tone is urgent with a call to confirm when the play will occur and that attendees will come.
A highly garbled handwritten letter recounts experiences from wartime life, mentioning masters, a Seaman, and various events. The text includes disjointed names, places, and actions, with emotional reflections and a farewell tone toward the end. The overall meaning is unclear due to transcription errors but conveys personal wartime recollections and affection.
An OCR style report outlines county level drawing and term details with scattered names and places. It mentions Tipton, Trinity, Ge[], and others in a garbled list of terms, positions, and dates, signaling a local government or election related item with misread text and missing context.
Fragmentary note evokes a wandering mindset and a call to those who love to roam. The text hints at exile or distance, commercially framed by archaic phrasing, with evocative but unclear references to country and journey.
A garbled OCR excerpt discusses attacks, ventilation, eruptions, cleansing, and home remedies. It mentions eye time to penetrate, compresses of grate, pulses, and a tentative sequence of steps, with references to a "Fermington Timers" and uncertain medical advice.
Fragmentary OCR lists several individuals tied to farm group affairs including Peter Sith, Frank Heetrean Georee W Smith, Beerets Smith, Ac' Rel bey, MC Teepis, Tone J Seneth Gee, TH Wiltenesa Ki A. Te Witt, and Sevretars in a meeting record.
A fragmented notice describes a letter from Aptedale Machinery about work at Ketter and service by agents. The text mentions Mareen TMM, Gravois Avr, St Lew and Chandler, with garbled lines about a distressing event and a missing child, reflecting a newspaper page fragment with unclear details.
Fire destroyed H W Buckleys store and heavily damaged the brick Masonic temple building in St Francot yesterday morning. The blaze spread from a hay yard and firefighters from St Louis Smelting Refining works and Taylor town joined to prevent further spread. R L Williams residence adjacent suffered minor damage while Buckley, recently returned from hospital, is seriously ill. Farmington News.
The readable lines mention team names, individuals and locations in a disrupted report. It references a game context, possible scores, player actions, and inquiries about care and land, but the overall details are obscured by garbled OCR.
A congressional exchange mocks cabinet members by imagining they would fail a civil service test. The speaker questions the cabinet’s fit, joking that only a few names like Hughes and Hoover might pass, amid laughter and applause. The horn panel from The Press is cited.
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