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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1899
Page
4
A page fragment presents a garbled scene with names like Beeston Tansey and a tenant dialogue about obedience. The ad section mentions a nearly new George Ro Stoll media tor and broker, plus a used Laurel Wicome item for sale, with contact details for Beasvyilly, Missouri.
We the grand jurors of Bollinger County report inspection of the courthouse and jail finding conditions satisfactory with needed repairs, and note William T. Bount kept property well including books. A separate inquiry into alleged misdeeds by a county official found no factual basis for the charge, and a new song title is announced along with a push for a piano and popular music distribution. a shooting incident near Didhey is mentioned with unclear details.
A fragment notes Rod Knaver's Manila Two- Stop as a standout tune with over 100 orchestras playing it, and mentions its piano and era publication by Popular Music Co., Indianapolis, Ind. The item then shifts to obituaries and local notices including a death at the Bundy poor farm and a duel report near Morehouse, with ensuing injuries and social gossip.
A garbled reflection on originality success and relationships. It mentions endship friendship, resilience, and marriage, with scattered phrases about home life, work, and social roles. The text contains many misspellings and nonsensical segments, offering a partial view of a broader discussion.
A Detroit Free Press reference questions equine mental health needs and expert opinion while advertising Dr Tiehonor's Antiseptic for injuries and a broad sales pitch for medicines. The column mixes eccentric horse anecdotes with medical ads and promotional text from the era. Public notices promote subscriptions and agents for a distant publication, detailing franchise sales and distribution in Marble Hill and nearby towns.
In Tuesday morning trade Wheat Futures showed varied prices with minor changes across contracts No. 2 red and No. 3 futures cited. Cattle receipts totaled about 7,60 head, with shipments of drink products and hogs noted. market activity described in brief commodity notes from the period.
Multiple notices list tax collection meetings across towns such as Gey Townalip Scopus Ovbobur Whitewater Pawnaluip Hoagewiolville Crooked Creek Pulisuore Wayne Crvendirion and others with dates in October November and December. Names include Bollingwe Barks Keehn Kitclen and Whitener among others.
A garbled ad like piece touts The New York World as the daily paper option for a dollar a year. It claims broad reach, continuous political coverage, and frequent issues with large page counts to lure readers to subscribe.
A fragment shows Mrs Frothingham and Nori discussing marriage and independence with rough wording. The text references periodical quotes and a selling notice, hinting at a broader context of domestic expectations and a rare catalog blurb from 19th century sources.
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