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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1921
Page
1
In May only, a flat 10 percent discount applies to about 45 popular sample types. For every suit or coat and pants order, an extra pair of pants is available for $2.00. The ad touts affordable, all-year-round sample suits and mentions Sam in the grocers business handling produce and eggs.
C F Hopkins Department Store announces fresh shipments including silk Minnett, Tuxedo Overblouses, Jersey Underskirts, ladies wash skirts, middie dresses, boys' middie wash suits, Mohair suits and trousers, heavy sheeting, and many other lines. Also features discount sheeting, demonstration guarantee, patterns from Ladies' Home Journal, and men's work shirts and chambrays at special prices.
Wilbur M. Welker, County Superintendent, explains schedule for Marble Hall meeting June 3 and 4 for professional reading circle work. Those in summer school exempt from certain exams. anatomical curiosity note about Welker with organs on the opposite side. Dearborn Independent.
Product description detailing prepared beans and pork in tomato sauce marketed as high quality. Mentions Heinz Pure Food Products and R. F. Jones as a selling or supplier reference.
A jumble of garbled text describes prices and work guarantees tied to a wartime funding appeal. It references photographers, promotions, and an appeal urging support for religious and wartime causes, mentioning Baptist organizations and a call to join battalions for fund-raising efforts.
A Kennett News report notes Low Cook, a leading pioneer farmer, has integrated a potato washing and cutting machine for use on his acreage. As president of the potato growers section, he plans to deploy it to assist other members while showcasing progress in modern farming methods.
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