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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1920
Page
5
An OCR page fragment touts Locals Rub-My-Tism and a host of tonics and liniments sold by druggists, including Herbine a tonic laxative and Snow Liniment. Advertises bottles and cheaper prices with claims to cure rheumatism, neuralgia, wounds, worms and digestive issues, with various prices and retailers named.
Fragmented cry for timber and land deals near Howe Arkansas. Men seek timber cords and payment terms of £250 per core or $6 weekly. land sales and leases offered with easy terms. Readable details mention Iron Mountain road, Griffin Montana, and ministerial references.
W. K. Chandler and Hosea Seabaugh publish a notice barring hunting and trespassing on their farms, asserting property rights and inviting respect for the land.
Mr HP Rehesiner and CF Sebpeiner report restrictions on curfew and trespassing at the Lowell Cour Farm, urging compliance and noting enforcement measures.
Advertisement notes Luteavile Milling offers extra fine Seed Wheat for sale at Ro Ff Junes. It promotes tee cteam and cold drinks 686 as a relief for colds and flu like symptoms. Mentions various nonsensical product lines and scrambled phrases, with quirky local flavor.
Merriage of product listings and notices from Taylor Mercantile Co and local businesses in Marble Hill and surrounding counties. Includes offers on suits and clothing, sugar prices, turkeys, underwear and sweaters, dental notices, stray livestock, and farm supplies with agent references and contact hints. Regional commerce and public notices feature Bollinger and related counties.
A brief notice invites readers to inspect caskets and coffins at reasonable prices. Alois Anger and Leopold Mo. advertise stock and encourage calls to view offerings.
Fragmented OCR item shows a wandering notice set with a request for a cool place to eat and drink, then a wholesale list of prices for timber and coffee. It includes hunting prohibitions, personal names, a residence sale, and scattered ads and prescriptions. The text reads like a garbled midwestern classifieds page with multiple entities and incomplete phrases.
Next Sunday November 21 at 1 PM the Y M S of Leopold will present All a Mistake an American comedy by W C Barker Dont fail to come
Fd Ho Webb of Fredericktown visited early in the week to attend the ministers meeting here Tuesday and Wednesday. The group expressed gratitude for blessings and urged everyone to fulfill their duties.
Robert Shetley and son Harry from Buchanan visited Marble Hill last Saturday. He renewed his subscription and Harry became a new subscriber. Shetley had spent a year in Colorado and spoke of liking it. Uncle Lin Wilkins and sister Mrs Ernie Jamison visited Greenbrier area. P. H. Baker of Lutesville, 81, renewed his Press subscription. Ed G Sample visited Marble Hill with his brother Judge John H Sample. Albert Long of near Patton was a county star visitor calling on the news office.
H A Fulton of fear Shram advanced a one year subscription. J E B Kinder and two children from near town visited and subscribed for The Press for her son in the army at Camp Mead Maryland. Chas Ho Hunziker from east of town said he is home again and sent a copy to his sister Prysea. Joe Vangentipart Dongola greeted friends at the county seat. Mrs Mollie Trautman of Havel and Mrs Susan Watts with Andrew Zimmerman of Jen Allen enjoyed The Press last Saturday, Trautman renewing. Cousin Otte Watts rode up in an automobile and plans to move to Chaffee in the distant future. J F Limbaugh of Glen Allen rural route stopped at Marble Hill and renewed.
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