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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1918
Page
4
Fragmented OCR shows war updates and homefront notes including Allied advances, German resistance, and casualty mentions. It also preserves obituary and family notices for Mrs Hill and related local figures, while camp and troop movements at Camp Funston and surrounding areas are cited with vague dates and events.
Malinda W Mayfield died after a brief illness at age 7 years 5 months 22 days leaving a husband F F Mayfield and fifteen sons ten daughters a brother thirteen children and many friends. She united with Whitewater Baptist Church, lived a Christian life, and was buried in Pulliam cemetery after a large funeral led by Rev. John Starkey.
Important notice for male citizens of the United States about registration on the June 5th 1017 date and proclamation requirements. The document lists local boards and places to appear and warns registration must be completed before the stated deadline. It references medical salves and prices as part of unrelated product placement.
Fragmentary OCR reads as a public notice or legal notice with scattered names and places. The text appears garbled but mentions dates and possible individuals or organizations, suggesting an official notice or event record.
Fragmentary text describes a turtle resembling Kaiser Wilhelm, captivity with a chain, a fall from a wagon, and a potato patch discovery amid high water. Mentions a price of F250 and various garbled phrases.
A Kokomo woman credits Cardui with turning her health around before and after childbirth. She endured headaches backache and irritability until six months prior to her baby’s arrival, then felt markedly better and never needed Cardui again. The ad urges others with common female ailments to try the tonic, sold by local dealers.
County Clerk certifies for the August 4, 1915 primary the offices to be voted for at regular precinct polling places in Bellinger County Missouris. It lists state and local offices including senator congressman and county officials with dates and official seals.
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