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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1911
Page
3
Relatives and lovers faint beside coffins in a morgue as authorities identify 141 victims. The scene reflects the scale of the tragedy with families awaiting confirmation of losses. (Note: OCR issues may affect names and exact locations.)
A disastrous blaze tears through a New York factory killing several girls and injuring many. District Attorney, coroner, grand jury, and fire department initiate investigations. Mayor and aid committees rush to assist stricken families while authorities seek the causes and responsibility behind the catastrophe.
A steamer on the coast caught fire resulting in two buildings burned and damages pegged near 500000 dollars. The incident occurred west of here near Tir and WD Turner reported a blaze that destroyed a dinze mt Puvaot area. Separate note cites Taft preparing a message to Congress and Oklahoma banks seeking national bank status amid new deposit guarantees.
A chaotic advertisement extols Resinol ointment for burns cuts and skin eruptions while warning of hazardous ingredients. It claims quick relief and scar prevention with claims of various uses and a price of one dollar, listing Baltimore based Resinol Chemical Co. amid faded school notices and garbled text.
An advertorial style notice promotes French bean coffee as a healthful drink that can be home grown in a small 10 by 10 patch. It mentions Kipens in Wisconsin and European use, claims zero pounds profit, and offers a seed catalog from John A Byleor Feed Co with shipping details and illustrated catalogs.
Incoherent OCR fragment mentions Windy Mivere Wey, Fort and deed, with unclear names and actions. The readable bits point to a local event or transfer but lack coherent facts, dates, or participants.
A garbled OCR fragment discusses voting and election timing with unclear references to Venrietta AP Mice Way and reorganization. The readable text hints at civic participation but lacks concrete names, places, or dates to establish a full news item.
In a rapid jury verdict delivered within twenty minutes after the state’s attorney offered the case, defendant Broderick was found not guilty on charges tied to buying Holst related offenses. The court proceedings included swift jury instruction and a brief reading of the verdict, with Broderick reacting to the outcome as the clerk announced the acquittal.
A quirky event titled Actions eoka words -ateparom the alphabet by which you spell character -Larater drew participants to test spelling and word formation skills. Organizers highlighted playful learning aims and community engagement.
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