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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1921
Page
1
In May a flat 10 percent reduction on about 25 popular styles is offered, plus an extra pair of pants for just $2 with any suit or coat and pants order. The ad touts year-round suitability, grocery experience, and unbeatable prices on quality goods.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions parks, altars, and various prices and items. It lists names and places in a garbled style, with references to weights, pounds, can goods, and travel costs. The readable facts are limited and scattered across the jumbled lines.
Fragmented text references patterns from Ladies Home Journal and Men s News with mentions of shirts work wear and chains of product lines. The legible parts list brands or sections such as pattern notes and trade names though many words are garbled.
Local sale item listing shows Hat and Cap Dept likely draft for jewelry pieces including pearls and stones. Several prices and quantities noted, with emphasis on various items and potential bids, reflecting a general sale catalog snippet.
A detailed report covers the Campus Chief Josephine descendant cattle exhibit tour in Missouri. Delegations from Longview Farms Lees Summit and Southwest Jersey Cattle Club, plus university dairy experts, discuss breeding and feeding to boost fertility and beef production.
Fragmented OCR recounts a Twin City event with players, crowd actions, and miscellaneous plays. The garbled text references baseball like Three base hits, stolen bases, and pitched balls, with scattered names and crowd reactions.
Jaegr County residents attended a Saturday event in Lutes to view purebred cattle from the Missin College of Aurriculture. The Missouri Pacife Railroad supported outreach to spread the gospel of better farming and new, efficient breeding methods. County agent PL HL Roa urged taxpaying citizens to embrace agricultural advantages offered by the College of Agriculture, with Father McPadden introducing speakers and Bollinger County’s interest noted by John TP. Stineen, director of agricultural development.
A compact fragment reports on home repairs and decorative details with unclear references to rugs and tiles. The note mentions no trouble and a calm domestic sense, suggesting a routine domestic update. The readable names or places are not identifiable from the fragment.
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