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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1920
Page
4
A fragmented OCR page recalls county ward elections and delegate duties, listing names, places, and dates while noting waiver rules and fees. It mentions August events, attendees from several towns, and a local play titled Diewewn Duths given to a lodge, with attendees from Wes Conningsans and nearby communities.
Mrs Fossa, Sean and Tata of Pa, and family of Ooshgey Ames near Whitewater. Relatives gathered Saturday and Sunday for Fred Cifrand and A Estes journey north by train. Glen Burford visited parents Mr and Mrs Weert. Ambrose Mabrey plans trip to St Louis. Wick Puttersen and Clarence Wak of Pertinscree were in town. Andrew Baker returned Saturday night and Sunday near Zalme and Greenbrier. Baker family notes include visit from Une Pever and brother.
A fragment from C F Hopkins store page highlights promotions across millinery clothing and groceries. The note promises discounts on hats from eight dollars to two dollars, men's and youth clothing arrivals, and a grocery section featuring coffee tea and ham. The item reads like an old advertisements block with varied prices and offerings.
A garbled OCR fragment references contracts and permits but lacks coherent details or names. The unreadable text seems to touch on ordinary features and a redevised or redacted section, but no clear entities, dates, places, or outcomes are identifiable.
Mayfield College Orchestra will give a concert in the college chapel on Thursday evening March 4 at 7 30. It is the first concert of the year and promises to be a musical treat. The program features works by classical and modern composers with a strong display of instrumental skill from the ensemble and soloists.
Fragmentary OCR reads of a local meeting record listing attendees and numeric data. Mentions fares rates and percentages, dates, places, and organizations, but many words are garbled. The readable parts suggest a community assembly with several speakers and a tally of figures.
A fragmented report from Rex county outlines a heated public debate over new tax measures tied to costs and governance. It mentions a February event, a viewer’s reaction, and references to local figures, agencies, and a contentious town hall.
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