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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
5
A long, garbled OCR shows local life notes from a community paper. It mentions upcoming sessions, prices at a store, names of residents, travel hints, and scattered events, with many misspellings and fragmentary phrases. The piece reads like a draft jumble of notices, ads, and personal updates.
An unreadable plea about selling goods at low prices. It mentions calling to learn prices and terms but the text is garbled and lacks clear entities, quantities, or dates.
The notice proclaims the estate of Cropdamith deceased in Bollinger County Missouri with letters testamentary granted October 22. Heirs and creditors must present claims within six months or be barred. failure to exhibit within one year from publication voids rights. The undersigned administrator seeks proper settlement and directs public sale actions and safety measures.
A fragment listing a family grocery shop offering flour meats lard canned goods sugar coffee fruits and confections with low prices. Also advertise National Light Coal Oil White Rose gasoline and bargain items including canned corn peas hominy pumpkin peaches and bottled temperance drinks.
A reader reports finding a stack of Gane gud tools including Harrows and Hoosier grain drills described as in fine condition. The note mentions a died tine tupepine for the hunting season and references portis with unclear meaning.
Fragmented OCR notes vague on candidates Wilson Roosevelt and party totals. Early tallies from Idaho Utah Vermont and other states show shifts in sentiment while results from Iowa Kansas Minnesota South Dakota and Wyoming indicate changes from Tuesday night.
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