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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1921
Page
7
A four year old colt named Maree a DO visited in Mo lumul this week. The owner fed the animal amid a country setting with wife and relatives nearby. The story notes the farm yard and garden plants, with the colt showing interest in the nearby fields and hedges as the crowd gathered.
The readable fragments describe a puzzling text with names and phrases but lack coherent events or clear entities. No decisive people, places, dates, or actions are identifiable to form a concrete news item.
The report notes rising marriage rates in England and France, with World War I impacting demographics. It cites government records on marriages, noting England may reach 400,000 weddings and France and Italy see increases while Germany, despite war losses, reports shifting patterns. The article discusses a broader drop in bachelor men and a shift in social behavior as couples form earlier.
A large public works push aims to place 200000 workers on road construction projects this spring. The program seeks federal and state funding for highway building, with contractors lining up and unemployment relief tied to material costs and wage scales. The plan envisions widespread employment and enhanced infrastructure through federal support and local labor pools.
Seatile plans outline fencing and scale for domesticating deer and elk on an island near Puget Sound. Proposed seven foot high netted barriers plus costs of 200 dollars per mile for fencing and 25 dollars per elk head. Describes range, diet, hardy breeds, and legal limits under state game laws. December era proposal notes potential year round venison supply and farming challenges.
A distressed scene unfolds as an owl, attempting to ward off a rattler, is killed in Riverside. The incident involves a family of owls and a nearby engine cage, with wind and a crane-like apparatus cited among the factors. Local observers report the event as a rare wildlife interaction turned fatal accident.
A torn or garbled report suggests potential statewide revision of laws after a failed attempt to address deer harm. Officials and lawmakers weigh options to improve public safety and market protections, with no clear timetable or details available.
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