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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1921
Page
4
In La Cogne Kansas a local letter advocates youth involvement to boost town cleanliness thrift and beauty. It urges residents to maintain yards plant flowers trim weeds repair sidewalks and shade trees while preparing to participate in a future meeting to promote positive town improvement and civic pride.
A rough, OCR heavy clipping recounts community life with scattered names, places, and events. It mentions schooling, local figures, market activity, and social notes, framed by noisy, incomplete text typical of late era rural newspaper briefs. The piece hints at regional celebrations, trades, and daily concerns across towns.
A garbled historical text fragment contemplates faith, conversion, and reunion. It references saints, a redemption arc, and a future gathering of Jess, his wife, mother, brothers, and sisters in a devoted regional devotion.
Notice announces annual stockholders meeting at the banking house on Saturday March ith day in March. Meeting to elect five directors for one year and to transact other business. Dated March 1 1821 with T A Berry president and Emma Berry cashier. Sale notice: For Sale Oreo in thang case priced right.
The readable portions list scattered names and phrases such as Te, Warlere, Phe Toere, Bkee piethe, Heese tet Me, and Atagiry eth Me. The fragmentary tone resembles a scrambled page column with unclear events, dates, or locations.
A vintage advertisement portrays Mrs William praising Cardul as a remedy for womanly ailments. The text describes headaches and weakness eased by the tonic, urging readers to try it. The copy targets female readers seeking relief.
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