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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1914
Page
7
Fragmentary text outlines a constitutional amendment proposal for Missouri to create a city police board with appointed commissioners, oath requirements, bonds, and salaries. It details structure, terms, removal, duties, and funding powers including issuing bonds for public works and highways, plus election timing and seal date.
Civilians flee to the United States as Yaqui Indians aid Carranza forces. Villa faction under Diaz followers prepares for siege at Naco. Maytoren demands surrender. border patrol reports entrenched positions and possible reinforcements. Local casualties and movements prompt cross border concern.
Fragmentary note shows a district shipment of watermelons and related counts. Mentions a cap or tally and daily wait times, with unclear local names or places. Reader should consult full article for precise figures and entities.
A fragmentary report notes Wilheert and a harbor scene with WIL on the Pring stat. The text includes a garbled line about Tony Mec and mentions a pren with unclear meaning.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions the National … cotton export from IMM group in September and a reference to rates or pricing. No coherent details or names are discernible beyond scattered phrases and numbers.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Tennessee and a president or leader, plus references to a meeting and a university. The readable items are disjoint and do not form a coherent event or outcome.
The notice describes a campaign to ship 2 000 000 quarters of shelled pecans to children in Korose who have lost parents to the war. The drive is organized by Preservation groups and targets support for orphans, with events planned in Charleston State Normal and surrounding areas.
The oldest Dartmouth alumnus, David Crews, who was connected to Pines mouth College and born in 1841, has died at age 97. Also noted is a requisition request from Governor Prynne for the return to his state of Mary Woods and Goldie Helmont, wanted for larceny in Springfield, currently detained at Sedalla.
A man from the county entered a New York restaurant and, while waiting for service, drew a noiseless high pressure electric fan revolver. A panic arose as onlookers gaped and police or bystanders reportedly attempted to restrain the suspect before he vanished. The incident unsettled patrons and triggered a tense scene in the dining area.
Fragmented text mentions American activity employing up to 20 persons at FLOTA SESS by vars. Details are unclear. no definite event, date, or names can be confirmed from the readable fragments.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions historical figures Froissart and Watteau with garbled surrounding words. Central idea suggests discussion of birthplaces or origins, plus references to Valens and a Western theater or period. Unclear specifics due to heavy transcription errors.
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