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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1919
Page
4
The garbled OCR reads like notes on a criminal case or trial, with references to victims, defendants, and public safety. Names, places, and exact actions are unclear, but the tone suggests legal proceedings, fear, and calls for order. The piece mentions a register of citizens and references to authorities and public interest.
The writer defends opposition to the prohibition measure and criticizes public officials including Dr Speer. They argue against restricting speech and invoke Lincoln about government of the people by the people for the people. The piece references the 1618 vote and Missouri law on prohibitions, urging informed public action and accountability.
The Presbyterian Church seeks forty million dollars in a nationwide drive titled The Month of Victory. Special features and district reports are planned with efforts coordinated through local chairmen. Church units will report progress to New York for a nationwide tally, followed by a full campaign summary on Monday, March 24.
The death of Roy Lutes aged 19 years 9 months and 3 days at home of Mr and Mrs Henry Lutes leaves a father mother five brothers four sisters two grandmothers and many relatives and friends to mourn. He bore illness with patience professed a hope in Christ and was loved by all who knew him. The note asks readers not to grieve for loss but to see heaven’s gain and references long family memories and community notices.
Attorney Rush Ho Limbaugh of Cape Girardeau attended court Wednesday. Mayfield and Green of Mayfield visited the county seat last Friday, renewing a subscription and becoming a new cash subscriber. Postmaster W B Yount was called to Scopus Tuesday due to his daughter Linus Bridges illness. Mrs J W Sample and daughter Etta handled the post office in his absence.
Fragmentary notes indicate malaria doses prepared at Hills with emphasis on sickness. The text hints at complaints or griping over health conditions, but details are unclear and partially unreadable.
Auction listing items including a bath tub bank note sale terms offer 6 percent bank credit six months with a note bearing interest. Sale begins at 6 oclock prompt with lunch and items described such as leather harnesses telephones and other household goods.
A garbled local note describes peach crops, market conditions, and weather impacts in Howell County. It mentions growers, dormant trees, and fruit readiness but contains many unreadable phrases and likely OCR errors, hindering clear details on dates or prices.
Mrs Annie Johnson of Scottsburg recalls long stomach illness and nervous feverishness from indigestion. A tonic from Thedford’s Black-Draught improved her condition and aided liver cleansing. The notice also includes a legal foreclosure description and sale notice led by P. M. Wells as trustee.
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