13 Jun 1918
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1918
Page
1
Advertisement notes many boys are gone to war and urges readers to buy affordable clothing. It emphasizes low prices on suits and military style wear, urging residents to visit stores for discounted men’s apparel and supplies.
A fragmented sale notice lists shoes shirts and suspenders among available items. It mentions counterfeit sounding brand names and vague product types, with no clear prices or locations. The readable text suggests a department store style catalog entry without coherent details.
Fragmentary readable text hints at a miscellaneous note or column involving fashion or hats and a reference to Peterefid. The garbled lines obscure clear events or people, but a few proper nouns appear, including Cheetty and Pitcairn, suggesting a local or era-specific item.
Fragmented OCR text mentions "Pai ints" and "Eiytie Shekf Pein cod" with garbled phrases. No clear persons, organizations, places, or events are identifiable. Summary limited to the readable fragments without definite facts.
Fragmentary ad copy mentions Goodrich Auto Tires and tires described as suitable for use and noted for secedfactor sorwane. The readable portion is garbled and lacks clear details about products or pricing.
A lengthy roster lists veterans and former employees connected to Taylor Mercantile Co and related communities. The compiled names include Janee’s heirs, military service registrants, and numerous individuals across towns such as Newo Barnel Clanin, McKee, McKinley Dewhitt, Luteaville, Whitewater, and North Liley. The document reads as a compiled ledger of personal associations and service histories rather than a narrative article. Many names appear with fragmented surnames and multiple spellings, indicating OCR-era roughness.
A government issued notice summons owners of threshing machines to meet at the Court House in Marbie Hill Missouri on Tuesday June 11th at 1 PM. The meeting covers wheat crop threshing prices and other business. Wells County Fool Administrator signs the call.
A call to Missouri residents to support a state quota for saving 5000 babies this year. It urges attendance at community meetings, registration checks, and subscription drives, naming Alfred P. Meband as organizer and promoting wartime patriotism through active public participation. Also advertises Herbine for bowel irregularities at 60 cents via local druggists.
The notice promotes available textile dress goods at lower prices than today’s market. It urges potential buyers to call for details and pricing on the featured items.
A storefront ad urges residents to bring wool eggs poultry butter and feathers for the highest market prices. It bills the shop as headquarters for Kiarcains in all kinds of fresh groceries and promises fair treatment.
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