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Newspaper
Marble Hill Press
Location
Marble Hill, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1921
Page
5
Items include personal notices, births, losses, and local business promotions. Mentions of Jack son visits, school events, recipes, and health products, with multiple names and places such as Lutesville Seport, Kennett, Marble Hill, and Oran. The column records family ties, employment, church life, and upcoming community events.
A ragged OCR fragment recounts travel between Lutesville Allenville and nearby towns. Names like St Louis Franklin and Peters are tangled with missing words, detailing farm work, crop prospects, and visits by residents including Mr and Mrs Freal Shelter and others.
An ornate OCR filled page from C F Hopkins Department Store floods with product listings, departments, and promotional language. It mentions Ready to Wear, ladies items, hosiery, and various prices while praising bargains and wide assortments. The text is fragmented but portrays a bustling retail pitch with many named products and departments.
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