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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1894
Page
8
Fragmentary notices mention Mrs Jianisen improving property on Broadway and references to Bollinger, Patton area visits by Mrs H M Smith, and local businesses like Jaques in Litesville and Jane & Minger's Trustval instruments. The text is garbled with unclear dates and events.
Sunday in Twin City streets shows a festive mood as residents drive about. Assessor Jamison began a week long tour while local merchants advertise wares and services. Edgar Jaynes of Baltimore visits his father as Lane S Mayer offer high grade pianos and organs, and fresh bread from Caldwell Bros. daily. The Famous adds a spring delivery wagon and groceries can be delivered to homes.
An old notice describes a visit to the Williams house on Heights with a plan to entertain guests. It mentions George Overstropt and Mies Gertie of Bandwell in Kentucky, and a one week offer from June 1 to June 7 with a free walk and no charge for purchases.
A partial OCR reads as a local note about a sale or price switch. It mentions dates or values but is fragmented. Readable items include oilers and shared costs, with prices kept near a reference amount. The text is incomplete, limiting precise detail.
Fragmentary text reports nominations for township justice seat by pluralities. Mentions Dr Witter, Dr Biges, J I Eegelen, Bowman and Jokn, with unclear details on 9 votes and 22 margins. Includes Pl Bidtachor described as unstable by plurality.
Booming store display draws crowds this week as Jacques & Weemole advertise strictly pure white paint and other loads in stock. A. R. Jagens promotes bargains as the shop becomes the town’s attraction with low prices and bright storefronts.
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