Rare Bargains on Canned Kraut and Hominy Deals
Readable catalog style item lists low price bargains with canned kraut at a giveaway and Best Old Fashioned Hominy priced by the can or carload, suggesting a local sale or promotional display.
30 May 1912
Page 1
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1912
Page
1
Readable catalog style item lists low price bargains with canned kraut at a giveaway and Best Old Fashioned Hominy priced by the can or carload, suggesting a local sale or promotional display.
The graduating class featured Will Mayfield College exercises with addresses by Charles Green and Jesse Williams. Miss Clara Jones Miss Lena Zimmerman Miss Helen Davault and Miss Grace Sullivan delivered poems and a class will. Diplomas were presented by Hon. F. M. Wells. The event included music and a tribute to the valedictorian Miss Helen Davault.
The message claims tornadoes respect no boundaries and urges insurance against windstorm perils. It cites nationwide damage costs and promotes Hartford Fire Insurance Company policies with low rates and extensive agent distribution across the United States and Canada.
The Supreme court ruled in two key cases affecting the Little River Orange district. Judge Sheppard’s court retains jurisdiction over proceedings after district incorporation in Butler county, with bounds enlarged to include swamp land in New Madrid county. The Thomlinson case upheld adding swamp land in Bollinger and Stoddard counties to the district. The 25‑cent tax case remains, but most tax payments are settled and bond sales and contracts are likely next.
A fragmented excerpt notes Clark leading by a small margin in early calls as support grows across regions. The text references Clark and a nationwide call, with mentions of the White House and rising volumes in political sentiment.
The University of Missouri announces a new series of bulletins compiling and classifying newspaper law provisions for easy reference. Edited by Walter Williams, the first volume presents statutes in plain form with separate sections for permits and legal advertise requirements. Other bulletins in preparation cover county news gathering, retail advertising, and newspaper correspondence.
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