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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
4
A damaged ad-style notice invites shoppers to a sale from October 21 to November 11 offering bargain pricing and free merchandise incentives. The message emphasizes drawing in new patrons and expanding business with heavy emphasis on value and urgency.
Fragmented text mentions cities, percentages, and prices but lacks coherent details. Difficult to extract a clear event, names, or dates. The readable parts suggest a discussion of costs or bids, with figures like 6.00 and 27 percent, but no verifiable entities or actions.
A garbled OCR style piece discusses hats and caps, mentioning the term lad and a pivot idea. It references a design or feature read by someone named SOUL Uae and includes mentions of a wag or device related to a Digger Suet ot Hee and Cage. The fragment hints at display or sale context with a tug wall and feed.
A fragmentary ad note mentions furnishing goods and a price point around 91.25 for a heavy sleeper set. It references a sale at a local vendor with mentions of Beverley or Gary stores and a general clearance mood. Distinct names are unclear due to garbled text.
Readable fragment notes a garbled promotion for ladies cloaks described as stylish and high quality. Mentions a supposed UK sale offering a 10 percent discount, but the text is largely unreadable and unclear about the exact terms or dates.
Fragmentary notice describes a late stock offering in Cincinnati. Mentions buggy and hack lines and possible terms of sale. Includes obscure phrases about a heaviness and a tease to present stock at a city location.
Fragmentary OCR yields a garbled note with stray phrases about gloves and mentions of people Samagies and Dru. No cohesive event or clear entities emerge to chart a news item.
An oddly worded sale notice advertises framed pictures available for free or low cost with a reference to a price and product details. The fragment mentions a special offer and a price around $15 for a set of five pictures.
A local furniture sale announces available stock and pricing with contact details. Readable items include chairs tables and storage pieces, offered at discounted rates. The notice invites customers to visit the showroom and inquire about bulk purchases.
Local notes report visits from Geo Cole and Arthur Cale, a cow purchase by Burford, and community events. Highlights include a dog weighing 70 pounds owned by Squire E M Lutes, a burn rebuilt on the old site, a Hallowe'en party at the Opera House, and a protracted meeting at the Presbyterian church beginning November 1911. Residents travel to nearby towns for family and social ties. minor injuries and moves are noted along with school activities and local performances.
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