30 May 1918
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
1
Retail ad note promising seasonable clothing for men and boys at low prices. Invites readers to call and visit to see the goods and compare prices. Describes attractive pricing and a friendly sales push typical of a local shop.
A local shop promotes reduced prices on crafted hats and bonnets amid overstocked shelves. The ad emphasizes affordable, eye catching millinery with a focus on stylish, affordable arrivals.
Dry Goods extends value to customers by forecasting trends and selling Dress Goods at prices cheaper than current market rates. Call and seek details on troves of dress fabrics and bulk selections available today and into the season.
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a department and county connections but the text is garbled. Key entities are unreadable, leaving no clear actions, dates, or specific persons to summarize into a concise item.
Fragmentary notice describes a supply of an old remedy named Rediabie Hrawhand offered for sale. The readable text mentions customers and a request to sell the item, though many words are garbled and unsure.
Local tire shop Goodrich Auto Tires promotes tire sales and vehicle service. The ad emphasizes quick checkout, roadside assistance, and affordable pricing, inviting customers to visit for options on tires, alignment, and related automotive needs.
Wool and country produce advertised for highest market prices. Sartains headquarters for all kinds of fresh groceries invites bringing wool eggs poultry butter feathers and other farm goods for sale and delivery.
A collection of wartime letters from Camp Funston Kansas and Marble Hill Missouri recounts training, discipline, and morale. Roscoe M Pierce writes of leading men, officers’ training camp selection, and longing for future service. John Pierce discusses patriotism, unity, and wheat conservation challenges during World War I.
The notice invites seven writers Russell Miller McMinn Berry Essie Cole Ellen R Reed Thekla James Ethel Smith and Ida M Caldwell to compose an essay on What are Thrift and War Saving Stamps and why they are offered for sale. This call outlines three conditions for participation pending further details.
U S Marines in France attract two nicknames from foes and friends alike. Germans call them Devil Dogs for fierce combat. The French call them the millionaire soldiers for sharing their pay with French families in need. Marines often donate their full monthly pay to buy food for destitute civilians.
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