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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1903
Page
1
Disjointed passage references Congress, the governor, and various political figures arguing over war policy. Mentions tarps and twists, republicans, and calls for accountability, with scattered names and vague actions. The text is largely garbled and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Instructions for the Missouri World's Fair Commission corn show at Marble Hill on November 6 detail criteria for prize winners. Emphasizes uniform size, shape, and color, with guidance on ear dimensions, grain quality, handling, packaging, and preservation to prevent damage and maintain color for a competitive display.
A discussion on stomach troubles across social classes notes that dyspepsia is widespread among workers and the affluent alike. It praises Green's August Flower as a long trusted medicine that stimulates the liver, improves digestion, and boosts overall vitality. Available in three sizes at Dr. McAnally's.
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text about a show or event with unclear names or places. No coherent facts or entities remain readable to form a reliable summary.
A state show will be held mid May with $100 in prizes to encourage corn farming as counties in several states participate. Entries require 100 cars of each variety and may feature White Yellow Red and other corn types. The commission may exhibit top corn at the World’s Fair at its expense, with an informational pamphlet available from H J Waters, Superintendent of Agriculture, St Louis. Resolutions of Respect note the death of Oscar B Nienstedt, a young Sunday School student, with mourning draped for 30 days and tributes to his memory.
The advertisement touts DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as the only pure witch hazel product and claims counterfeits exist. It credits DeWitt with invention and asserts the salve heals cuts, burns, bruises, tetter, and bleeding without causing a scar, sold by Dr. M. McAnally.
Our Correspondents, Brownwood. Mrs Ids Cantwell and her young son returned Sunday from a visit to relatives at Poplar Bluff. Mesdames John Vaughn and John Burrow spent Saturday with friends and relatives at Zalma. Miss Lula Thorp visited home folks Saturday and Sunday. Miss Kittie Bratton left for Advance Tuesday to spend two weeks. Miss Dora Thorp will leave for Saint Libort while working at the factory. Miss Mayme Davis took her par – (text appears truncated)
Miss Rocilla Baker of Marble Hill has bow visiting relatives in the area. P. and Richards are adding to their father's dwelling. B. B. Lates and family from Oran visited Mr and Mrs Jense B. Lutes. Mrs. Dolla Hawn was called to her mother Mrs. Wycott in Flatwoods Saturday evening. Jense Lutes and family visited Zalma Saturday and Sunday. Avery Haven is improving after illness. A. R. B. Lutes returned home from Zalma after working there last week.
Farmers report a good corn yield while little wheat was sown due to seed scarcity. A boy in Jense Glasoner’s family broke his arm from a fall from a horse last Saturday. Visitors include Miss Harriet Whybark of Marble Hill and Mrs. J. A. Slagle. Local court acquits the defendant in a timber case. Residents move and seek new farms as Ed Dellinger contemplates Oklahoma. A dance at Dick Reed’s attracted many despite some alcohol causing minor scraps. Noted temperance lectures by Ed P. Crowe promise a future return to promote pure water. Sam Cox is shot in the right shoulder by David Cloninger during a hunting trip.
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