12 Oct 1916
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1916
Page
1
An old tobacco advertisement touts Prince Albert as delivering exceptional enjoyment with a patented process that removes bite and parch. It notes the product is sold without coupons or premiums and emphasizes quality over deals.
An advertisement extols Prince Albert tobacco as distinctly delightful with bold claims it can be smoked by pipe or cigarette smokers. It urges trial by those who have not yet tried P A, promising surprise and enjoyment, attributed to R J Reynolds Tobacco Co of Winston Salem North Carolina.
A long local notice outlines the county stock and farm show with departments for live stock crops garden fruits home economics and athletic events. It covers show management judges from the university exhibition rules and the goal to attract exhibitors and buyers to Bollinger county. It also includes notes on better seed corn with advice on vitality and plant selection.
The text discusses plant behavior in wet soil with frost, noting clover and rye response. It compares vigor of two plant groups under moisture, suggesting that heavy rains equalize outcomes and that root health, vitality, and rust resistance influence which plants thrive.
Amid parry lines and campaign sparring, Democrats tout unity and a strong ticket while Republicans show division. editorial and publicity notes claim large crowds for Democrats and a cautious press for Republicans, with German voters shifting toward Wilson and concerns over Teddy Roosevelt as a potential secretary of war or state. Capitalization trends in 1916 ventures and local civic notes accompany the broader political climate.
The notice outlines an examination for postmasters with an age limit of 21 and a set date. It mentions eligibility for all purposes and notes required conditions and administrative details for applicants.
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