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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1921
Page
1
During May a flat ten percent discount applies to about 45 top styles in the sample line. An order of a suit coat and pants includes an extra pair of pants for 32.00. The note promises affordable options, highlights Sam in groceries, and claims unbeatable prices on quality products.
Local shoppers packed C F Hoping Department Store for a May sale offering deep discounts on fabrics, clothing, and household goods. An accompanying fire loss notice urged homeowners to insure farm property, noting uninsured resident Conrad Kuendinger lost his residence and belongings to a recent blaze.
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions steel cargoes, value, and payments. It references terms like forete, fret quality, currency, and a court or vendor context. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or places to extract a full event.
Fractured OCR text shows a list of items with strange spellings and scattered prices. It mentions prices like 2.55 per hundred poured and 8800 per 62 case, suggesting a catalog or advertisement fragment. Names and a few product cues appear amid garbled phrases.
Fragmented OCR text includes court mentions and a long health column. It references a doctor and a patient, a trial verdict, and a lengthy editorial on medical remedies and headaches. It also notes former Judge J Ao Taylor and John Chwens of Greenbrier, plus a Missouri political editorial about partisan press and Governor Hyde.
An elderly farmer named May, a respected member of a progressive family, died after being struck by a tram near Prisca tracks while his relatives mourned. Investigators note no clear motive for the act, suggesting possible financial disputes before the fatal incident.
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