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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1922
Page
1
Early history of agriculture shows crooked sticks used to prepare seed beds. The article contrasts past methods with modern plows and discusses outcomes, costs, and arguments for and against using the crooked stick in seed bed preparation. It notes historical salaries and labour costs related to farming and mentions a debate on soil work and efficiency.
Authentic game story details are fragmented but indicate Oran Sumdey of Grain City defeated Twin City with strong hits as a broader county court bid for a sewer project proceeded. Officials noted multiple bids from Cape County firms and ongoing formal proceedings, with remarks from engineers and local leaders about payment timelines and project scope.
A fragmented local note details county election or bureau activity near Wayne with scattered names and roles. It mentions Barner agency figures and a parade of individuals linked to a local farm and hall events, alongside a planned schedule and references to the Wesle church group.
A report notes Mat Arth Construction Co 70 makes necessary repairs at Carletos College. The item mentions planned work and scheduling around a release date, with references to officials and permits. The document appears to record approvals, expected timelines, and contact points for coordination.
Mrs John Cavannagh died suddenly on a camping trip near Volforala. Survived by husband John Cavannagh and two brothers Charley and William King. Funeral at South Methodist church followed by burial. Family and friends express sympathy. Ballard's Lime Liniment advertised for aches.
A quirky note invites readers to attend a morning Savenjay eve ning event described as thrilling. It promises provocative ties and a pursuit of the kale in earnest, signaling a playful, attention grabbing community activity.
A list of numerous individuals named as approved judges of election by the county court for August primary. The roster includes many names from Sidgewickville and surrounding areas, with numerous initials and partial titles, reflecting a dense roster of election officials and associated personnel.
A fragmented report describes a fatal confrontation during a wage dispute involving AY Pulliam and his wife near a culvert. Witnesses recount a struggle that toppled Pulliam, leaving his wife severely wounded and dead. The event is linked to a memorial service for Metites at Mt. Cyrmt and mentions various family names.
A garbled item reports a prisoner named Kirk Endall held at Benton jail for ten years and a photo shared from Nashville prison. The text mentions a raceway alignment on the St Louis and San Francisco line near Ste Genevieve and notes railroad workers and shipping in Tennessee, with scattered references to Nashville and other places.
A chaotic report details two train engines exploding during a derailment scare near Mindor. Fatalities and injuries are hinted at as crews struggle to control the wreckage and recover the injured, with local officials calling for calm and investigation.
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