02 Oct 1913
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1913
Page
1
On account of the State Fair at Sedalia I am authorized to sell round trip tickets good for return up to and including October 6. Tickets are priced at thirteen dollars round trip and cover travel to Sedalia for the event.
Collated observations cover corral safety for cattle and horses, drought impacts, late rain relief in HES crops, fall sowing timing, stock feeding, fodder handling, corn harvesting methods, hog management, and equipment quality. It notes University of Missouri correspondence courses, local crop yields, and regional court and building logistics with scattered farm and community details.
A man’s bones were discovered in a desert area near a fork in a road. The body showed clear signs of violent death with accompanying items, including clothes, a suitcase, and a pocketbook. An inquest was held though identity remained undetermined.
A fragmented text warns readers to think twice before feeding the supply to ensure bedding in mangers remains adequate. It states no one should own a gasoline engine that runs with batteries and that Cay cannot be without a tester. The only way to get full power with gasoline is to ignite it with a strong spark.
A man driving a wagon bed loaded with apples was seen selling to Cape Girardeau grocers. The fruit showed thick red speckles indicating San Jose scale. insects were visible and massed in spots, especially near the blossom end.
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station warns fruit growers about a counterfeit serum sold as a cure for all tree complaints. Reports originate near Moberly and spread to other western states as scammers pose as West Virginia Experimental Station agents and claim collaboration with the U S Department of Agriculture and Missouri station, violating the federal Insecticide law and risking fines.
In Worth County, residents discuss bacon rind habits amid a broader talk on cost and access to meat. The piece notes some residents fear shortages and describe coping by buying smaller portions and sharing.
Stockholders of The Faymere and Mereduante Hui of Tatesville will meet in a shareholders meeting to appoint a committee, review the ledger, and transact any proper business. The meeting will be convened at Hi oohwaka and continue through the day with the 11 directary as part of the bank’s affairs. RW Vera Aweege, President, Atorst, WA. BYUTLEK, Cashier
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