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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1919
Page
6
A fragmented travelogue describes a desert town with adobe houses in New Menten and Tierra Anneartia. It portrays hospitable locals, barter economy, lack of electric lights, and a colorful scene of windblown streets, shops, and chili meals amid dusty stores and roadside displays.
A fragmented report describes a dispute involving a father and daughter over damages. The Howell Airhe echo from Llandall notes a jury and judge evaluating the daughter's condition and pay for alleged harm. The court finds the daughter's temper sufficient, while the jury rejects the father's claim for damages.
The piece discusses fears that repeal of wartime laws and an alien enemies ban on voter eligibility could disenfranchise German and other enemy-origin residents in Canada. It notes returned soldiers pressuring for changes, proposals to restrict franchise, and concerns over labor impact and citizenship for those of alien origin.
Eight Allied powers face a need for 20 million dollars to place the Trans Siberian line in working order from Vladivostok to the Urals. Recognition of the Kolchak government is urged before broad funding. nations differ on backing and credit guarantees amid interallied talks. Leaders from the United States Great Britain France Italy Japan China and Czechoslovakia weigh contributions and guarantees.
Dittleed report of a boy named Carlee Murer Jr son of Me ane Mes and Charles orrer who broke the left thigh and other injuries. The scene mentions the father as foreman at Hine construction for the Westerphew Telegraph company and notes family members present during the incident.
By bankers to warrant temm, but until actual recognition is recorded the status and responsibility of the government remain in doubt.
Washington reports penny demand far outstripping dollar value as Soda tax increases push minting of one cent and two cent pieces. The United States mints, including Philadelphia and Denver, operate at near full capacity with extra shifts to meet orders. The piece output targets millions of cents while the US notes it holds about half of the world’s diamond stock.
A group of ten women dubbed Hiking Maids set out to see America first, walking from the East to the West coast and back, hoping to fund their journey by working along the way. They plan to visit large cities including St Louis Cleveland and Boston, then continue toward California and Europe before returning home. The mission blends sightseeing with thrift as they rely on occasional meals and lodging, aiming to cover all costs through their travels and adventures.
A sprawling, garbled article tracing a rumored trust fight linked to a Phoenix case and a string of named figures. It mentions William Collinge, Spike Sullivan, Hugh McGowan, Elmer Reghher, and a “trust” exposed by U S officials, with references to prize fighting, alleged graft, and unsettled charges surrounding an industry along the White and York rivers.
A damaged text notes forest service plans for Devil's Head area with a two- woman team, Mies Deere and her colleague, to patrol and supply the cable site. They will spend the summer overseeing forest protection, living near the site, and managing communications while living in a new environment with many unfamiliar sights.
Fragmentary medical sounding text describes callus and corn removal and foot care steps. It mentions feet, nerves, and healing phrases with scattered names and nonspecific references. The readable parts resemble a casual health advisory or diary note about foot treatment.
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