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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
4
The Marble Hill Press notes weekly correspondence from Dean Chandler and Company Dear K. Hill, acknowledging receipt of communications and offering to publish select items. The editor explains limited space and invites continued letters while promising to refrain from soliciting private writings.
The Missouri State Journal discusses political tolerance amid a regional referendum debate. It notes partisan divides, Republican sobriety, and the electorate in southern counties shaping the fate of state issues. The piece highlights how public sentiment tests the referendum's accessibility and the strong Republican representation in shaping outcomes.
An incomprehensible OCR extract blends garbled phrases, stray names, and scattered fragments across various topics. The text reads like a jumble of colors, numbers, and partial sentences with no coherent event or clear subject to summarize.
The Farmington Times reports a heated discourse on prohibition and Republican vows. It critiques suggested policies and tax plans while highlighting calls for peace, restraint, and national unity amid political contention.
A vendor promotes low prices on oil stoves, mowers, rakes, cultivators and farm tools. The ad touts a 10 percent discount, invites customers to view a full hardware line, and emphasizes economical prices and value on farm machinery and household paint.
A barn on the old Dickerson Three east of Berry was burned during a Friday night electrical storm. Arthur Graham of Dl ehelis occupied it, but Tom Denham held it. Denham lost five head of horses, some hogs, hay, corn, and farming implements worth about 2500 dollars.
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