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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1921
Page
5
Local items describe Mr DL Reed from Whitewater visiting Marble Hill for a sale at Walker and Line Hallware. Mentions of fishing hunting and tree tops, moonlighting, and a list of medical cures are mixed with notes about visitors, enrollments of new students, and a few local advertisements. Some garbled names and places are present.
A dense page fragment lists various local happenings from a Bremarch high school context to general notices. It references open business hours, personal travel, a housebound list, and health advice, with scattered names such as Fletcher Smith and Mrs Cherge Hertvdex. It mentions upcoming events, teaching assignments, and community concerns alongside advertisements and routine notices.
Unclear OCR text outlines a visit to the home of Mr and Mrs Parmalen in a property. Names and place not fully readable. Summary preserves only the readable facts and avoids invented details.
A local ad extols buying a new plow over an old worn one, arguing two to three bushels of wheat from a better plow will cover the price difference. It highlights Guyer Glued, Vol can Chilled, and Blount's True Befiedl Plows, with full guarantees and repair availability at Gaston worth considering.
Fragmented obituary and social column items detail residents of Lutasgills Missouri, including names, occupations, and family ties. The text mentions a death, hospital plans, visits, and various local events with scattered dates and locations, reflecting a midcentury small town record.
A quirky ad notes Next Weeks paper promises reasons why certain shoes are like cats with more than one life. It teases “Double Life Shoes” to explain durability and longer wear, claiming shoppers can see them at Lutes Mercantile.
A list of names including Jen Elfrink Foot Bake Henry Tonholder John Hinkeben John Seinnerd appears amid a note about trespass and fishing bans on local farms. officials or guardians are referenced by initials and incomplete surnames, indicating a cautious advisory or warning from a landholder or authority.
Fragmented text appears to discuss laws, parental rights, and court or authority figures. It mentions attendance, penalties, and possible sentences. The readable portions reference parental duties, witnesses, and care responsibilities, but specific names, dates, or locations are not discernible. The passage is garbled and lacks coherent facts to summarize as a standard news item.
Cape business man married a Benion in a ceremony reported with sparse readable fragments. The article mentions a couple and local names but provides limited context or full details.
A reward of 100 dollars is offered in a cryptic notice concerning a Tempe area trade or theft event. The plea mentions a cure like remedy and references local groups or fraternities. The fragmentary text names people and places vaguely and hints at a request for help from authorities.
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