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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
5
A jumble of local notices from Lotesville Missouri notes visits by Eli Ro James and J F Crader's shop, Harold and Henry Efrank's harness, and Burford's bone meal specials. Mentions of fruit crops, stock, farm sales, and a public sale near Marble Hill with livestock and equipment offerings.
W O Miller the Jeweler in Liceville Mo offers repair services while Farrar plans a teachers meeting during the gar show from October 15 to 15. He invites teachers who formed in the summer to compete for prizes.
A jumble of fashion notes, sales offers, personal notices, and public announcements from Marble Hill and surrounding towns. Items include dressmaking and millinery ads, missing details on local editors and correspondents, appointments and meetings, employment notes, and assorted classifieds. Names: Mrs Atv Stroder, Hurtordvithe, Marble Hall Reivwale, plus organizations like Young Mens' Club and National Telegraph Institute. Occasional references to local places, streets, and events fill the page with a mosaic of early 20th century civic life.
Town readers receive a mix of hints and notices including a lunch invitation at J F Croder’s, Sheriff Nenninger’s family visiting relatives at Cape Girardeau, and visitors Frederick Viel and family from Salmon City. The item also mentions a stray red steer in need of information, and a burst of garbled ads for millinery and remedies.
The item records the St Lots Annuel conference with scattered names of speakers and attendees, listing several locales and individuals. It notes community notices, sermons, retirements, and local social mentions alongside various places and names, reflecting a period-appropriate town newspaper style.
A distorted report discusses tariffs and their impact on American laborers, noting Republican figures and the protectionist stance. It argues high tariff laws protect domestic workers while criticizing corporate beneficiaries and foreign labor competition. The piece mentions Aldrich and wage comparisons, highlighting prevailing fears of wage suppression and political argument.
Fragmentary OCR mentions subscription renewals, extending circulation by methods, and a Cosmopolitan Magazine listing. References H C Campbell, 1750 Broadway, New York City. No clear event or individuals beyond generic names.
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