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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1920
Page
5
Local snippets report hunting bans on farms, farm visits by R F Jones and others, millinery and grocery notices, dental and medical notes, church events, and school faculty updates. Mentions of Taylor Mercantile promotions, W K Chandler notices, and farm trades plus upcoming public announcements and local commerce tips.
Mrs H M Smith promotes Swifts Fertilizer and Taylor Mercan tile display items inviting friends and the public to inspect offerings. Mrs Mary Miller requests a change of address and notes fondness for Omaha. Kat reports scarce time to live in and high rent, with one job offering good wages.
Hunting fishing and trespassing are forbidden on our farms. Several local residents attended the road meeting at the county seat on Tuesday and the office noted another year of subscription. Roy Jones accompanied his sister to Whitewater earlier this week.
A scrambled report notes a local resident attended a road event Tuesday and avoided a direct oil discussion, prompting appreciation from a nearby community leader.
Fragmented itemlisting names land and lumber concerns, residents and gatherings in Marble Hill area. Mentions Marine Hill inspection, church events at Peasant Valley, and local families like Gregory and Francis with neighbors and friends attending.
A damaged ad fragment markets McGee's Baby Flix to aid sickly infants with digestive troubles and looseness of the bowels. It claims to soothe the stomach, restore normal stool, and mentions a price of 35 cents and 50 cents, sold locally.
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