16 Sep 1920
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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
1
A county treasurer candidate thanks a party committee for placing his name on the ticket while expressing regret that another contender remains in the race. He wishes the campaign well and sends condolences in a personal note dated September 12, 1920, from Cullom Illinois.
Fragmented 1920 political pamphlet text shows Democratic women learning voting procedures at Marble Hill on September 28 1920. The mixed remarks reference James M Cox Woodrow Wilson and Warren G Harding with strong party language and calls for progress while touching on Polish and Armenian issues and postwar policy debates. The garbled OCR includes names like Cox Harding and references to Father mother and political loyalties amid a noisy stream of political opinion.
In a lively pitch the speaker promotes buying various goods including butter potatoes lettuce and tubers. The text touts practical household items and calls for immediate purchases while claiming broad stock and fair pricing to entice customers to trade.
Town residents host guests and visit relatives across Marble Hill area. Notables include Dr Wagner visiting Mrs G B Tallow and families at Ben Farmers Suudas, plus Miss Esther and Myrtle Foe visiting friends. Court activity in Scopus township, and notices urge voters to courthouse September 28 for guidance. A red heifer calf strayed, and subscriptions noted as Danforth Jr’s visit.
The item records Roy Farmway and family planning to move from Punxico to Nampa Idaho for a new home. It notes travel to Marble Hill for subscription updates, a Hereford bull for sale via A C Kinder, and local demand for a hotel as Marble Hill hosts visitors and court attendees including Hon. Chas G Revelle of St. Louis. It mentions school reentry at Franklin Misola and residents visiting family.
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