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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1920
Page
5
A miscellaneous Marble Hill item sheet includes school enrollment at the College, farm hunting bans, local sales and notices, lost dog rewards, livestock for sale, employment chatter, a Springfield Business College plug, and various names. several farm owners urge no trespassing while listings mention deduced prices and local visits.
Henry Rolinger and Mary Docking wed August 28 at the home of the bride with Rev J Stone officiating. Monroe Ridder and Gertrude Tallent marry August 27 at Marble Mill courthouse. A narrative notes local friends, travels, and community chatter including farm, church, and school updates. Page mentions Han Rickers heading west, millinery plans in Louisville, and a fall repertoires in local stores. Public school opens Monday with McCoy Moyers principal. Leah Slinkard leads primary.
The page blends family notices and estate references with ads for medicines and lampooned editorials. Names like Loutesville, Rogers M. Chanacher, and Rev. Martin appear amid farm, church, and fashion mentions.
No hunting or trespassing allowed on one term. W K Chandler and local residents thank readers for renewal favors. Various names, places, and events noted including a Aberdeen Angus bull for sale, health updates, and family visits in St Louis and Parmerevilte.
A fragmented passage discusses men's heavy shoes with scattered phrases about French line, leather, and various descriptors. It mentions quality, styles, and possible catalog-like notes, though much of the text is garbled and non-specific. No clear event or individuals are identifiable.
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