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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1911
Page
4
A fragmented OCR note references a modern WPA era theme with a cent for law and a myth about Anes. The readable bits hint at a historical debate or satire involving public works funding and symbolic currency. Names and specifics remain unclear due to illegible text.
The item blends chaotic political jibberish with stray references to a reciprocity treaty with Canada and public sentiment data. It mentions figures from a 1303 treaty poll, party names, and a broad critique of campaigns, ending with a note that the Wall Street Journal reports average family woolen blanket numbers compared to 1860.
The text notes households buying half as many woolen blankets as fifty years ago due to U S limits on wool production and high tariffs raising prices. It claims families substitute with adulterated blankets, while criticizing policy and calling out political figures and futures markets affecting farming and trade.
Lee Sitzes of Grassy and OM Lawrence of Trace Creek visited Lutesville in town on Saturday. Several births are noted including a boy born to Mr and Mrs J T Kinder on June 18 and another to Mr and Mrs Theodore Chandler on June 1. Various locals and visitors are listed with trips to Cane Creek, Gravel Hill, Marquand, Glen Allen and Pevely, alongside church attendance and community events.
An old time ad lists low prices on coffee, nails, denim, underwear, patterns, shoes, and various dry goods. It urges readers to visit and claim the deals, noting sale prices like 15c, 10c, and $1.08 for assorted items. The tone imitates a bustling storefront selling clothing, hardware, and groceries.
John Gilmore of a St Louis firm is influencing local events with a meeting at Union Midge noted by Rev. MM Winese and Rev A Yount. Reports mention community religious services, an upcoming mixer event, and diverse civic notices from Hidford and July.
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