Locals Welcome a Walker and Hardware Store Find
Local residents celebrate a new hardware supplier in Charleston with a Walker and an assortment of bale tee equipment for Mrs Milviews Challcws. Me F M. Welle quil famuly the wees.
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
5
Local residents celebrate a new hardware supplier in Charleston with a Walker and an assortment of bale tee equipment for Mrs Milviews Challcws. Me F M. Welle quil famuly the wees.
A misread note records that hunting or trespassing is forbidden on local farms. The fragment mentions residents W. K. Chandler and others in Mill Springs Missouri and references a work route and a medicinal product My-Tism with unclear context.
The notice outlines shops open from 7 am to 9 pm, names staff and managers, and mentions relocation plans and upcoming openings. It notes Mr and Mrs Squires planning permanent staff moves to Fort Worth Texas and Marble Hill teaching assignments, with school renovations continuing and opening day anticipated next week.
A fragmented OCR page lists town events and public notices with names, places, and dates. Mentions Deepali Peege Deepali area, school term references, a Pettie auction, and a Diruny's Hall convention. Several residents and organizers like Mr. Habe and J. We Nen Ariat are named amid scattered civic items.
A rough, damaged OCR fragment describes a mother visiting a minister's family and sharing dinner. A child asks for a blessing and mispronounces a common phrase, prompting the minister to respond with a corrective, hopeful remark. The text is incomplete.
Buy Oliver Chilled Vul can Chilled and Blount's True Blue Steel Plows for greater yield. A heavier stock promises better returns with 2 or 3 bushels of wheat per price difference over time. Repairs available, guaranteed satisfaction, and easy out of stock replacement. Visit to decide on purchase.
Local notice from Walker and Sons Hardware and Furniture Co of Luesville Missouri. The item lists a chaotic wake of events including a sale and rumored changes in ownership and staff with references to Cape Ardene and various local figures. the readable fragments indicate a shop closure or reorganization timeframe and related community notices.
A report describes tomato displays at a Bowie agricultural event where a quarter acre plot yielded profits for a man named Trott. The gardener’s team presented “red head” tomatoes, trained on trellises and showcased to local judges.
Cape Girardeau Business College announces new ownership and offers in finance, bookkeeping, and commercial training. Includes rates and contact details for prospective students and mentions programs in sales, advertising, and machine operation.
The text shows a messy OCR area with repeated phrases, stray names, and partial lines. It reads like a poetry fragment or note collection with unclear structure, several proper nouns, and scattered references, lacking coherent narrative or events.
A dense jumble of names and events appears across the Lutesville page layout with references to Mrs, Mr, Misses Creal Myer, Bini F frank, Kre, and others. Mentions include social visits, church affairs, and local acknowledgments. several subjects travel or attend services, with scattered dates and places like Cobane and Patton.
Fragmented OCR text recounts a local scene with Powhir Zoli and Daioh Oo Fulmor families amid community events. Mentions Min. Barre Halerr and Heennbner, two weeks, Me and Mie Brown Zimtweer and Verna Lieeile Acvony, attending WOM enilege, and a long, garbled list of names and places.
Fragmented text shows garbled speech with repeated names and phrases, mentioning KoasON ENOCH POH PALLY PLaywini and hints of a discussion about students, dates, and locations. The readable parts resemble a school or group chant or misread OCR from a page filled with jumbled lines.
The readable text fragment references a tract and terrier, mentioning Temva and Aemus. Details are unclear due to OCR gaps, but the fragment hints at a land or animal related item with involved names and entities. Further readable specifics are not available in the provided snippet.
A local grocer, M r Sy N Parsona, touts Thedford's Black Draught as the best liver medicine for sour stomach indigestion and constipation. He claims it normalizes liver function and cleanses bowels, with many customers across the country endorsing its effectiveness.
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