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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1920
Page
5
A damaged ad page lists tonics and laxatives, selling herbs and patent medicines. It promotes Locals Rub-My-Tisin as a potent remedy, claims Chi states cure, and advertises an $80 suit now priced at $21. Also mentions Worm remedies, bowel tonics, and various sensational claims with odd spellings and truncated phrases.
An OCR fragment shows an old trade notice from Minturn Arkansas listing prices and terms for land and goods. It references weekly wages, a high wooden structure, cordage, and various items with measurments, indicating a catalog-like listing in a historical marketplace context. Specific entities include New York tales and the Gulf region, with scattered names and locations.
W K Chandler of Hovea Seabaugh prohibits hunting on the farm grounds. This notice warns against poaching or disturbing oil resources on property and asserts ownership rights.
Local notice states hunting penalties are reduced on our farmland. Mrs. HL F Schreiner and CF Schreiner appear in the message, indicating landowners or signatories. The fragment suggests a regulatory or enforcement update affecting hunting on the property.
The Longteesilte and omen pany pow has extensive Seed Wheat on hand. H B McClendon of West of Glen Allen visited Marble Hill Monday and thanked the printer. Dr F W Stammer of thlen Allen came to attend court in the Mrs John Short insane case. Sheriff Underwood escorted her to Farmington hospital. Mr and Mrs KM Chandler of Stratton Lab visited relatives. they planned to visit Whitewater then St Louis for Masonry training. F R Mayfield moved to Morrison place near Huskey and changed his paper address from Millersville.
Advert appears to offer caskets and coffins at reasonable sizes with a dealer named Alois Anger and a location possibly in Leopal. Details are fragmented and unclear in the readable text.
Fragmented notice lists a parlor inquiry with timber prices and a junk shop mix. It mentions Kauetliony and Jones lee Crean Parlor and lists various real estate and trespass warnings along with many names and scattered product ads. The ad reads like a chaotic 19th century classified page.
An assorted item list covers daily needs from pacers to undergarments and sweaters, with a note about a teacher at Webeter Groves visiting relatives for a funeral. A stray heifer is described with color, horn size, and approximate age, offered for a reward in Glen Allen, Ma.
A public sale will take place at my residence in Latesville on Tuesday the 23rd. Items include a white engine, oil-fed jeres cow freak, three bred sows, house and kitchen furniture. Sale conducted by Eli Tite.
The Presbyterian church at Martle Fill will host regular services each Sunday morning and evening led by Rev Chae Ho Caton. Notable town visits include Bryan Welchoet from Loatesville and AF Myers of Hahn who updated subscriptions. Jobe Underwood and family recently returned from Clarke Coto and arranged address changes.
Fragmentary ad notes wood bargains and ice cream with cold drinks. Mentions call number for Chora CoH Wiltes and Jacheons M. References Gow RF Jones as seller.
Henry Tegholder of Leopold visited the printer last week to renew his subscription and that for his two sons in St. Louis. Mrs. Georgia Byss of Besaville stopped in Marble Hill to renew her subscription. John H. Bollinger requested his Marble Will address as he moves to the rural delivery route east of town near Congola.
Clayton agent Clifton residence Parteville Miscou calls sample designs and prices. Notice of Bolliger county agent claim. Heavier line of hoya suite at new low price announced by Taylor Mercantile Co.
Notice is here by given that the pn nui stockholder meeting of the Krok of Marble MUM will be held at the flanking house in Marble Brill Moseir on Monday the 22nd day of Soveender at 2 o clock aims. The meeting will cover directing Pee directors for the ensuing year and for other business which may come before the meeting. Given our hands this 10th day of Nowensdbar. A. SANDER President Arwed Lod GRIMSEEY Cashier. Also mentions Get Into Business Watch, and J. R. WATKINS CO. advertising promotions and a sale of ladies and children's tams at Taylor Mercantile Company.
An 80 percent disenant complaint from Towser Mercantile regarding a catalog. The note signals customer dissatisfaction with the catalog quality and pricing. No further context or actions described.
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