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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1919
Page
5
A long mixed-town column reports farm for sale notices, subscriptions renewed, local visitors, business calls, and community updates around Marble Hill Lutesville and surrounding townships. Items include for sale notices, a new roof, medical ads, farm and animal listings, hunting bans, and brief weather notes through several neighborhoods.
Fragmentary OCR describes a malaria remedy named Six-Sixty-Six with doses said to break fever and chills. It mentions an accompanying tonic, references to the liver and digestion, and appears as an old medical patent-like claim lacking clear attribution or instructions.
Two registered horses offered for sale with tack and limited details. One is a 16 1 2 hand stallion with about 425 pounds weight and bibletin registration. The other is a registered hack with white pants and a 9 12 hand measurement. Contact Henry Kin wies Pattoy in Mo for more information.
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