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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1921
Page
4
The advertisement proclaims that car owners seek extended tread life and resilient carcass with a scientifically built Non Skid tread. Firestone Cord Tires are presented as meeting these demands, promising mileage records of 10 000 20 000 or 30 000 miles nationwide as proof of performance.
A vintage ad for The Youth's Companion subscription outlines 1922 issues, novels, home calendar, and McCall's combined offer. The piece then describes Missouri Armistice Day preparations with a broad civic program, government speakers, and public events across cities like Joplin, Columbia, and St. Louis.
A detailed proposal by Thomas De Witt Cuyler outlines a plan to reduce railroad rates. It calls for immediate applications to the United States Mall Road Labor Board to cut service costs and labor expenses, arguing current rates harm the public and transport efficiency. The document cites ongoing labor costs, maintenance deficiencies, and a history of insufficient returns, urging concurrent actions with the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower rates while protecting carriers and the public.
A Missouri college leader lauds the home town paper as a crucial conduit for new agricultural methods. He notes over a million weekly copies printed in Missouri and says farmers closely read each issue to learn the latest discoveries from the College of Agriculture.
Ten lime crushers are at work in Perry County and over 10 000 tons of limestone have been crushed and spread in six months. The College of Agriculture and the county agent no longer discuss lime but test samples from new limestone ledges. The farmer told County agent Flanery that the question will take care of itself as everybody talks lime.
Jefferson City Mo October 30 Armistice Day November 11 will be a legal holiday in Missouri this year. The change was enacted by the last regular session of the State Legislature making November 11 a public holiday with statewide recognition. Reports from across the state indicate widespread observance plans.
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