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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1914
Page
4
JW Coleman has purchased the Morley paper and aims to publish a neat news sheet. The notice mourns the death of Dr Joseph No Loins of Piedmont on March 14 after a yearlong illness, praising his character and local impact.
Tuscarora Fertilizers emphasize nitrogen phosphorus and potash as key nutrients for plant growth. The ad claims ten years of satisfactory use locally and promotes their fresh stock, urging customers to place orders to avoid shortages and noting readiness to hold goods.
A fragment from a Missouri community page records social club pride around Champ Clark, local obituaries for M. E. Kinder and family reflections on faith, plus short notes on residents of Lutesville and nearby areas. It mentions deaths, marriages, births, and various town happenings including injuries from a train collision near Dutchtown.
Opening of a large stock of spring and summer millinery at Taylor Mercantile Company. April or September date and call to view the display. Includes reflections on Mrs. Uaele Di Hwa of Crooked Creek township and a eulogistic tribute to a respected mother. Also notes on road improvements, highway demonstrations, and plans for demonstrations near the county seat with funding details and schedules.
Two men, Ayers and Lee, were injured when their speeder hit flat cars on a main track near Dutchtown. Ayers suffered head lacerations and was knocked unconscious, Lee sustained severe leg lacerations and a fractured nose. Both were taken to Dr Chestner’s office and then to the hospital by ambulance. Martin Lorber transported them to the hospital, with treatment begun soon after arrival. Lee’s condition updated as of Tuesday morning. Ayers’ fate unclear. The report notes a death in Anna, Illinois, of a man around 28, with a widow, referenced in passing.
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