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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1920
Page
5
Local item lists farm births and community notices including a birth on September 1 to Mr and Mrs at the Fertilizer Taylor Mercantile, a persons reference to Leopold movement, and a note that no hunting or trespassing is allowed on nearby farms. It also mentions John Heusenko of Leopold and local residents attending a great jury session in Sedgwickville.
Former Sheriff and Mee 3 I Presnell of Patton attended March Hall early in the week. He was a settreme in a cee wn court and Presnell entertained friends and acquaintances.
Squire Fay Lates of Littenwils enlisted as apprentice in Tuesday ceremonies. A California citizen reports three age and says he enjoyed the event, considering another extended visit to the area in the near future.
A Marble candidate for assembly visited nearby ports, mingled with people, and presented a favorable view of the office. Observers described him as a pleasant gentleman and a strong supporter of the community, drawing praise from residents.
Forty years prove White's Cream Vermifuge expels worms in children and adults. Sold by all druggists, Maple Allen, Norfolk VA region. A fragment mentions a forthright schedule and upcoming visits, with garbled names and places.
Collector Joba .Bo Smith was called to Paragould Arkansas last week to check on his son WoW Smith of Campbell who was hospitalized after an operation. Doctors reported he was doing well when the caller left.
The September term of the circuit court opened Monday morning. Grand jury was sworn and instructed, with K. J. Francis named foreman and C. H. Myers as secretary. Docket grows larger with more criminal cases. term expected to run longer.
A brief item noting Safety First Swifts handling fertilizers with Taylor Mercan of the tile company involved in a local business matter. No further details available.
No hunting or trespassing will be allowed on our farms. W K Chandler and Hosea Seabaugh visited. Dr George Willian of Puxice visited his mother Vic Gegren Rhodes on Sunday and Monday. Dr Jamie Williams of Popine Bluff spent days visiting his mother Mre George Rhoves here last week. Fancy Santos Peaberry Coffee featured. Better buy 5 or 10 pounds. CC Zimmerman, visiting her parents, will oversee Charleston Mishenhool next year.
Fragments show dental practice note for Dr W A Reynolds in Marble Hill with weekend hours, Linn embeds a legal notice about court week, plus ads for Taylor Mercantile and local items. Also mentions farm talks, dress goods, skin tonic ad, and a for sale notice for a 4 room dwelling by Estes Marble Hill. The piece ends with a tribute from the family of Henry Stilts of Gipsy and printer gratitude.
A vintage ad touts benela Terbine as a splendid remedy for daytime sleepiness caused by a torpid liver. It claims to cleanse the system restore vigor and activity, price 60e, sold by druggists. Probate Judge Alexander invites friends and readers to visit in Watesville before subscriptions are filled.
Farmers urged to act quickly for high grade acid phosphate and complete fertilizer. Ad touts 16 percent phosphoric acid, experience in handling it, and claims it is a wheat grower aid. Also pitches Ballard's Snow Liniment for skin eruptions and stings, offering three sizes priced to suit buyers.
A garbled OCR style notice describes farm and property matters in Marbles Hall, Me WOK Winchester, Patton Me, and Sear, with names Frank Walser and others. It references for sale or rent, livestock or equipment sales, and a social call with a price left on a wire message. The text is unclear but centers on farm-related sales and arrangements.
A fragment notes a senior hour event at Whitewater where teachers are chosen. Mentions Taylor Mer Miss Bessie Clingbaannith and the pursuit of grades and prices of fertilizer, linking to a discussion about the first of the week.
An agent in Ballground Georgia advertises marble and granite works with samples, designs, and prices. The notice mentions residents and references other locations, but the readable text is garbled and partially nonsensical.
Walter Gray of Zalma backs a reform effort and renews his subscription to The Press while promoting Liquid Boro as a remedy for horse wounds and barbed wire cuts. The candidate returns to his farm after the outreach and supports rural stock owners.
An old advertisement proclaims White's Cream Vermifuge as a cure for tape worm with a bold claim that one or two doses will suffice. Priced at 35 cents, the product is sold by druggists.
J Crader of near Gravel Hill was sighted in town last Saturday and his newspaper subscription was marked on as read or renewed during the visit.
L L G Smith of Whitewater receives support from Chiaki fon werewal favor in a local appeal. The brief note records a favorable nod from the advocate, highlighting community backing for Smith’s case.
An item describes Meier's Baby Elixir claimed to ease a baby's digestive troubles and loose bowels while noting family oversight and a Cranston wedding plan. It mentions local trades, pricing hints, and expectations for timely delivery of the paper.
A garbled notice describes a person named Mr Fields from Tariniwos and a stroke or paralysis case. It mentions hospitals in Memphis and St Louis and medical care, with several unreadable names and phrases.
After nine years in business, the firm announces it will quit under the current banner and reopen as FP Winters. Mr and Mrs Winters state they will maintain the same courtesy and strive to buy more satisfactorily while continuing the store’s service and support to customers.
A patient recalls severe weakness and anxiety before trying Cardus. After commencing Cardus, she reports a marked improvement in strength and wellbeing, describing a return to normal health and reduced discomfort. Several women share similar experiences, noting relief from tiredness and nervous symptoms after using Cardug concentrate.
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