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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1920
Page
3
Local notes report Locals Coffee served at Masonic Halls and multiple visitors including Rev and Mrs Wm Pearce of Cairo Ill and Prof Mrs A Hendricks. Messages mention Democratic women, church events, subscriptions, and assorted family updates with towns like Lutesville Marble Hill and Jackson present.
Fragmented readings describe dairy ice cream sales and cold drinks, remedies and tonics, requests for workers for timber and stave work, land sales or exchanges near Howe Arkansas. Mentions geographies and interim wages, with a brief farmer and laborer context.
No hunting or trespassing will be allowed on our farms. W. K. Chandler and Hosea Seabaugh endorse a strict policy protecting the properties from intrusion.
Mixed ad filled with names and claims for tonics and skin products. Prominent lines warn no hunting or trespassing on property and promote a Sand prescription lotion and Merbian Pee medicine. Mentions Caskets, coffee specials, and a round brooch lost during a rally.
A garbledOCR list outlines multiple constitutional amendments and initiatives. It mentions a pay shift for General Assembly members from per diem to annual salary, city charter amendments, debt limits for large cities, road district levies, a bond issue for a soldiers' settlement fund, eight or more amendments including supreme court expansion, military service exemptions, and a referendum ordered by petition. It also notes Missouri constitutional revision procedures and a convention call. The text mixes numerous items with unclear specifics and several typographical errors.
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