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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1909
Page
4
Fragmented OCR style notes describe farmers preparing crops, visits by Henry Taylor and wife in Oklahoma, and various local names. The text references public readership, timing, police, and community figures with scattered details about events, visits, and notices in a small town.
A fragmented rural column reports on crop hopes for the Biblical Border area, trade items, and a community meeting held March 5 discussing a presidential and labor policy. It notes purchases like a Ger mule, Rhode Island Red chickens, new road overseer, and attendance at a Marble Hill livestock sale as residents share updates and plans.
A sprawling mix of family news, land records, farm reports, and civic notices from a rural newspaper. It mentions ongoing estate matters, births and marriages, agricultural sales, local travels, and a looming election, with scattered names such as Rev W Deouew, J A Masters, and M W K.
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