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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1922
Page
5
Election guidance explains straight party tickets, ballot layout, and marking rules. It details how to vote for multiple candidates, the arrangement of party names, names printed, and the voter’s process in the polling booth.
By order of the Beard of lo cation of the Marble Boiluta achool Noten is her ive hi all children of raid ajetre wily will not have stained thy ace of six years by January. January 1h of t be erxcludiad from the present term. James Estes, Vice Pres Mrs. 8s. Ro SMITH, Clerk a6ef.
The notice discusses congressional authority to support relief in peace and war, detailing the American Red Cross role and fundraising appeals. It references war relief work led from Washington and highlights a call for support against wartime hardship and need.
A fragmented report highlights the Junior Red Cross praised for its peace influence and wartime relief efforts. The item references fundraising, interwar activities, and the broader role of youth organizations in supporting humanitarian aims.
An allegorical Red Cross poster by French Volber promotes peacetime ideals. It features a Vaulted States outline with a red cross, borders showing veteran aid, disaster relief, and public health, displayed during 1923 membership enrollment.
Trustee FM WALIS announces sale action to satisfy debts of a deceased spouse with a list of heirs and debts. The sale will occur at the executor's toll office in the Cape region on May 2. The notice requests all interested parties to present claims by the stated deadline and adhere to local probate procedures.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a Mar ning end ry fourth host with unclear context and missing details. Reading yields no identifiable people or organizations to anchor a full item.
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