Wour sday 1893 value copy newspaper notice
Fragment provides pricing and subscription terms for the paper including one year six months and three months options. Mentions county and generic sales language but readable specifics are limited.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1893
Page
4
Fragment provides pricing and subscription terms for the paper including one year six months and three months options. Mentions county and generic sales language but readable specifics are limited.
A fragmented Lutesville era column reports new work at the stone quarry and a vatage factory, plus plans for housing and street improvements. It notes decor projects, town bustle, and hints at upcoming association events on March 14 while listing assorted residents, businesses, and appointments in a period tone.
Preparations are underway for a grand demonstration in the town on July. The event will affect every entertainment possibility as the displays and posters are prepared. A young bear is being fitted for the main act, and the effort is supported by posters printed to a fine standard.
A Latesville resident says a St. Louis company that bought nearby mineral land will begin work in five to six weeks. The tract holds a large deposit of decorative sandstone. Opening the quarry will bring jobs and activity to the Twin Hills area.
Tuesday morning Henry M Smith began tearing down the rear outbuilding at his wholesale business on High Street opposite the Village. He will move the house near Louis Mayer’s residence, has foundation stone in place, and will start a new brick business block soon.
A fragmented item blends a poetic tribute with fashion details. It references romantic lines from a magazine and describes white Swiss gowns with lace, ruffles, and veiled adornments, noting styles like a seven-inch flounce and a full, tucked skirt. It hints at The Cosmopolitan Magazine of New York seeking subscribers.
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