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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1906
Page
4
An OCR fragment lists vendors and items from a small town marketplace, mentioning Langdon's Sods and assorted beverages. It references Omer Lots delivers, local families like Chandler and Leacock, and a bank building plan inquiry. The piece includes names such as Jacob Duslip, M.Lates, Linewville, and Jobe Steererd, as well as a farm notice and medical claims about remedies.
A listing notes activities by C. G. Revelle examining titles to real estate and preparing abstracts. The brief item records a person engaged in property title work and related duties.
A choppy Fredericktown local column records a string of community happenings. Mentions include Ben J. M. Webber visiting Mackie, health notices for long illness, calls for help with housework, hospital and doctor references, travel plans, and local births, engagements, and sales. Several residents attend services, family visits, and social events across Marble Hill and surrounding towns.
The Wayne county Democrats pledged J. M. Bowers for representative with JG Chilton handling the submission. Local officials listed include Prami Mender prosecuting attorney, D BN. Holinday clerk, L. Dsiros collector, C. F. Johnson promding rector, J.B. McTiee public judge, J. E Gilmer coroner, and We. Beckworth judge. A report notes Mrs. John Lane and Mrs. C. H. Lane visiting Fredericktown and Marble Hill, plus mentions of area merchants and road improvements as part of community notices.
A dispute between the New York World and Mr. Jerome plays out in harsh exchanges. The World refuses a claim and defends its past praise, while Jerome retaliates over perceived insults and editorial tone. The exchange reflects a long-standing press controversy in the period.
A fragmented OCR text cites a legal prayer theme and mentions legal phrases. It references a semi-ency of law and government, with scattered names and positions, but the readable content is largely garbled and unclear.
Haugh Hows, 24, of Fiat River was instantly killed at the National mill around 9 PM today while attempting to adjust a belt. The belt broke and tore both arms from his body, ending his life in a brutal industrial accident.
Administrator's Betire declares notice of administration for Mrs Jams Seeth, deceased, granted to U G Sura by the probate court of Belinger county dated June 10 1906. He requests the executor to exhibit within two years all claims against the estate. failure bars further action.
A fragmented notice warns that claimants must exhibit their claims within a set period from the policy notice date. If not exhibited within the stated years, claims will be forever barred. Names included appear as T. B. Deru and ASsiebercoe.
A garbled notice references Foler’s Honey and Tar as a remedy deemed best for early stages of trouble. It claims a local advisory by druggists including Herren Finck of Ark and mentions consumer satisfaction with the product.
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