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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1919
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR item shows a period-style notice from CHASOLE & COMPANY with a bean or lower manager and wart related wording. The readable text hints at a public notice or advertisement for a wart or product credential, but missing specifics. Entities include CHASOLE & COMPANY and Bean B Het Lower.
Fragmentary OCR text includes names and phrases but lacks a clear event, era, or context to form a factual summary. No identifiable people, organizations, dates, or locations can be confirmed for a responsible card.
A garbled historical text reflects on the Willoe administration and Cerporatic Congress reforms during a wartime era, noting economic shifts, war measures, and public works. It references currency, finance, property custodians, and vocational education, with scattered mentions of individuals and local figures.
A verbose plea to support local home merchants over out-of-town traders. It extols the merchant as neighbor and helper, detailing acts of kindness, community support, and personal service. The piece warns against buying from strangers and urges readers to judge a town by its merchants.
Miss Helen Goodwin of Jackson visits Mrs Won S Wigees. Soldiers are returning home weekly with Roy Warner Linus Poston Steph Long among them. John Poston of Laffin visits uncle Bill Strong. M F Hastings moves back to Bollinger. Budd Martin and Marvin Baker travel from Forest Illinois to nearby homes after sister Ed Baker’s illness.
The Chicago Board of Trade promotes a premier Live Stock Exposition during the first week of December. Organizers tout a grand display of grain and forage to rival other major expositions with a staged showcase of hay and related products.
In Sikeston Standard the editors urge county leaders to improve roads to attract more visitors. They argue better infrastructure will showcase local enterprise and lure travelers, countering perceived tourist fatigue and boosting regional commerce.
Washington April exports reached 715 million, about 100 million higher than January, while imports totaled 273 million. The April trade balance stood at 442 million in favor of the United States, with ten month totals showing exports around 5.5 billion and imports near 2.5 billion.
Washington D C The first motionpicture forum in the United States is established to promote film discussion and advance industry standards. Organizers aim to foster debate about cinema, screenwriting, and production, inviting professionals and enthusiasts to join a formal forum in the capital.
The information and education service of the Department of Labor launched Stetee at a Boston school. It achieved quick success and will be adopted by others soon. The aim is to present social, economic, or patriotic lessons with audience discussion in an open forum to reveal trends and weaknesses in teaching. The first shown picture dramatized The Man Without a Country by Biword Everett Hale.
A damaged journal fragment describes a madman on a hill, a crimson crime motif, and a lurid moral accusation. It mentions a wall scene, fearsome eyes, and shameful acts blamed on past lovers, with an unclear attribution to Harrington.
The record lists numerous locals including Prof J Ao McCullough, Reverend Warner, and Reverend Abernathy visiting area communities around Zalma, DeSoto, and Desloge for church, revival, and Decoration Day events. Messages mention fishing, milling, and a planned church project, with health updates on Hertpan Eifrink and a hospital transfer for mental health treatment.
Notice of grant of letters of administration on the estate of Jeve Green, deceased, to the named administrator. This notice records the authority given to manage the decedent's assets and settle affairs.
A damaged OCR notice from a 19th century legal advertisement outlines property, debts, and action by the court. It mentions tenants and heirs, with names and locations obscured by text. The fragment references a sale frame, frame timing, and an attorney overseeing the proceedings.
A testimonial from a pregnant woman describing irritable nerves headaches and backache before taking Cardus a month prior to delivery. She reports renewed energy, no illness after delivery, and urges others with common female ailments to try the safe tonic. The letter highlights positive results and widespread grateful letters about Cardus.
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