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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
1
An old ad promotes week one groceries including fresh Cre and cookies with graham crackers. It touts confectioner's sugar for frostings and offers fresh fruits Del Monte pineapple peaches prunes corn and canned fruit. Also features ham peanut butter soda and varied lunch items.
Big weekend sale runs July 2 to 4 pushing tires for long mileage. Warns worn cheap tires fail on holiday travel and promises 6 000 to 8 000 miles without blowouts. Highlights Goodrich Goodyear and Pink casings with Red Top Fisk as a recommended choice.
Almesia Caarhin Robinson born January 2, 1875 in Robinson Greene County Indiana died after a prolonged illness. She was the daughter of JW and Fannie Robinson, married Daniel Corbin, and lived in Missouri before settling in Cape counties. Survived by children Cash Forn Mra Russell Owens Edna. services held at Presbyterian church with family in attendance. The obituary notes her elders and family mourning, with Bible references and hopeful sentiment.
A heavily garbled note from Syracuse Kansas residents explains a long separation from Hollinger and updates friends on travels to Kiesley and Iola, listing many names likely relatives or neighbors and expressing concern, health, and the wish for support and communication. The message invokes The Press to announce changes and requests care from the community.
Emery’s dog ran into the wattle as Kide drove from a pasture causing a confrontation. Kide threatened the dog’s keeper, who summoned his husband, who fired a shotgun. Kide was shot and died. Emery family fled but was arrested near his home. Sheriff’s deputy Crabb held the inquest with Coroner Pease. verdict: death from shotgun wounds inflicted by none in evidence.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a dense, era-specific reminiscence with names like Verne Uber and Morble Ell Dreass, discussing crops such as wheat and corn, harvest timing, and community figures. The text wanders through personal notes, references to fields, neighbors, and distant locales, capturing a late frontier mood and scattered social ties.
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a public notice or resolution concerning memory, dates, and names, mentioning a council or committee and possible actions or offers. The readable text is largely incomprehensible, with scattered proper nouns and terms about governance and community affairs, but no clear event or outcome is identifiable.
The readable parts show garbled phrases about a line, a pepper cab, and an online message. It mentions an event or action to send something to an online agricultural term. No clear names, dates, or places are discernible.
The son of Promise hosts a peace festival to inspire youth in Lutesville and Marble Hill Nunda. Evening July 4 at 8 15 o clock mission 2Re and ZR participate in the event.
Police report a man was arrested after shooting his wife during a domestic dispute near a cemetery. Sherrill Wallin and others were involved in locating the suspect after the incident, with the event following a quarrel and leading to a jury surrender.
A damaged OCR fragment presents jumbled phrases and garbled names. It references dates, numbers, and places with little clear narrative or coherent event. The readable items suggest a scattered, partial 20th century newspaper snippet without a definite story.
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