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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1921
Page
4
A fragmented notice from Dean Chandler and Company introduces Dean B. Hill as manager at Marble Hill pane lth, outlining a debut or entry event with unclear details but noting involvement of VinPioadesery Thutredar and Pdijer. The readable names suggest a local theater or shop listing with personnel in roles.
An account with garbled text references an event involving ethical questions and a controversial figure. It mentions attempts at satire, unclear motives, and a cast including someone named Markie Hill and others. The passage remains incoherent but hints at a dramatic public scene with mixed reactions.
Readable fragments mention diverse proper names and places but lack cohesive events or facts. The garbled lines include references such as SETI ETN, SAN vil Fonds, Phuong, SWANS, and assorted random terms, offering no clear news item, action, or outcome.
The state of Missouri to the abovesaid defendants. On the seventh day of March 1921 before the clerk of the circuit court for Kelling county Missouri a notice of administrator's sale of personal property is given. The sale will be held on the day and at the place described, the property listed including gas stove, kitchen furniture, wheelbarrow, and other household goods. The terms and conditions are stated, with the executor, Hulde J. Wallis, administrator of the estate.
In Missouri a civil matter is recorded with an attachment and terms set for the term. The case involves a local entity and a party named Herter Company with a focus on property or business affairs. Public records show the court docket item for March term detailing the attachment and civil process in this proceeding.
An advertisement offers oil stoves at low prices and discounts on mowers, rakes, cultivators, plows, discs, shovels, and McCormick tools. It invites customers to inspect the hardware line, compare prices, and highlights economical paint and farm machinery deals amid high prices. The text also veers into garbled legal-like content.
An OCR fragment from a 1989 era page references revere and related terms in a terse note. The text is incomplete, offering only scattered remnants without clear subjects or events.
The readable bits indicate an uncertain September date and a vague event involving people and questions. Entities and specifics are too incomplete to identify names or locations.
A heavily garbled OCR fragment mentions a lawful proceeding or declaration before authorities in a city, with unclear names or dates. The legible elements hint at an official act or notice but lack recoverable details for precise entities or actions.
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