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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1918
Page
8
The Alsat its has Published every Thursday. L. Chandler is the publisher and the entry is recorded with Marble Hill post office as second class matter.
Our Correspondents report a quiet period with influenza cases easing. farm activity includes corn husking and turkeys sold. several residents move or travel, and minor legal notices announce a public sale under a deed of trust in Martile Hill Ballinger County Missouri.
Castor residents show relief and happiness as news of the war's end spreads. A pie supper at Allbright attracts locals including Eli Bell of Lowndes on business. Guy Bell begins a new barn foundation. Lonnie Cline recovers from a mule-accident broken hip. An airplane overhead Saturday stirs notable excitement.
Mr and Mrs Geo B Myers welcomed a daughter Mea A C Kinder on the weekend. Fate Rhodes recently had a daughter. J H Rickman butchered hogs last week. Mrs Lottie Ferguson visits brother Lonnie Cline. A C Kinder is making cellar. J F Rickowa went to Mos Ricken after Mos. Ricken has been at the cradle of her mother. Fate Rhodes made a business trip to Pradevichtown Friday returning Saturday. Chas Thomas had business in this section Saturday. Mire Teste Kowler and her little son visited UEO Ringer’s briefly last week. Jack Finest.
A garbled era text discusses bread, wheat, and the world supply during a period of rising European demand. It mentions American wheat stocks, potential famine risks, and efforts to stabilize prices and ensure food availability through ship movements and domestic substitutions. It references shortages and market tensions affecting U S and allied nations.
Fragmentary text discusses a Powell aide, an emergency initiative, discipline, and defending ourselves. Mentions Tierney and a two peg period. Fails to provide clear names, dates, or events. obscured by garbled OCR.
Fragmentary notes describe emergency food logistics during wartime with concerns over wheat deliveries to sustain the American war effort. Limited details mention shortages and a drive to keep the supply lines intact amid critical years of conflict.
A passage extols how women, through simple homely virtues and steadfast service, powered the nation’s war effort and supported soldiers and war sufferers, framing their labor as the deepest act in the fight for peace and freedom.
Herbert Hoover urges national unity and service to form a food administration army to aid the war effort. He promises full confidence that Ame Mes will do more for food and freedom than the people surrender to compulsion, framing civilian mobilization as essential to victory.
A year ago voluntary food control was a bold democratic move and an established proof of democratic ellicioence.
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