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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1908

Page

3

County News Briefs From Boog County Convention and Local Notes

The M. W. A. county convention chose delegates to the state meeting. Ned Buford broke an arm after a washline mishap. Elsner visited from Columbia to see his parents. Mr and Mrs E. B. Gross visited from Marshall. Mrs J. E. Hocker traveled to St. Louis to see her son and the new grandson. J J Smith plans to return to Goldfield to resume his mayoral duties and mining. Charle Sampson reported Saline dry and Blackwater dry. John Harris stayed with Steinkuhler and settled a board bill after jumping it. Henry Reinwald from Blackwater learned it was dry while visiting town. The editor collected $1 from every man in town on Saturday.

Ned Buford Elsner Columbia C. F. Elsner Gross Marshall J. E. Hocker St. Louis Lon J. J. Smith Goldfield Nevada Meyor Charle Sampson John Harris Steinkuhler Bill Henry Reinwald Blackwater Chas. Sampson

Local Social Notes From South Grove

Mrs W M Treece shows some improvement. Henry Mackler and family visited Geo Baldus. Miss Maude Powey returned from Cass county with cousin Miss Mattie Magill. Charley Allen and family visited Elmer Bullard. Samuel Pittman and Samuel stayed in Sedalia. Ruth Gray called on Ruby Wilcox. J R Harris and kin visited Esther Pittman. Mrs Loge Prichard spent days in Sweet Springs.

W. M. Treece Henry Mackler Geo. Baldus Maude Powey Cass County Mattie Magill Charley Allen Elmer Bullard Samuel Pittman Samuel Sedalia Ruth Gray Ruby Wilcox J. R. Harris Esther Pittman Loge Prichard Sweet Springs

Local Notes From Arrow Rock Area

Nelson Mra J D Moultan, visiting in Kansas City, returned home Saturday morning. A crowd of young folks attended the Arrow Rock ball Thursday night. The M W A supper was well attended Tuesday night. F W Otten went to Boonville on business, returning Thursday evening. Misses Blanche and Mar White went to Marshall Thursday and returned Saturday.

Mra J. D. Moultan Kansas City Arrow Rock F. W. Otten Boonville Misses Blanche Mar White Marshall

Heart Cure Ad Promotes Nerve and Heart Strength

An advertising blurb touts a tonic for nerves that affect the heart, claiming relief from chest pain choking sensation fluttering and rapid or weak pulse. It markets Braw Heart Cure as a strengthening remedy carried by Miles Medical Co. and sold by local druggists in Covington Indiana.

Ny Gg Covington Miles Medical Co Elichart Ind

Weekend Visitors and Local Social Roundup

Dr J D Smith drove to Marshall on business Friday morning. Miss Anna McCormick visited her parents in Marahull from Friday evening to Sunday. Mr McClure and children visited L McClure. A crowd from Nelson plc walked to Blackwater on Sunday and rode the train back. Walter Jobe of Kansas City stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Joe Wood. Horace Hutchison, teaching at Lamine school, greeted friends on Saturday. Clifford Barnhart from near Boonville visited his best girl Sunday.

J. D Smith Marshall Anna McCormick Marahull McClure L. McClure Nelson PLC Blackwater Unday Walter Jobe Kansas City Joe Wood Horace Hutchison Clifford Barnhart Boonville

Preaching Services and Local Visit Notes

Saltsprings residents hear Rev Barnett next Sunday morning and evening. Mrs Walker Baker and sister Miss Edna Reynolds visited in Kansas City this week. Miss Adelle Bray of Mt Leonard spent several days with Miss Anna Brown. Several from here saw Charleys Aunt in Malta Bend last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Milton Alison of Marshall were callers Sunday evening. Mrs J C Brandon and daughter Miss May visited friends there one day last James Swinney Bend family were among Marshall shoppers Friday. Henry Hopkins of Marshall is visiting his brother Amos Hopkins and wife this week. A Ransberger is thinking of buying a horseless carriage soon.

Barnett Walker Baker Edna Reynolds Kansas City Adelle Bray Mt. Leonard Anna Brown Charley Malta Bend Milton Alison Marshall J. C. Brandon Miss May James Swinney Henry Hopkins Amos Hopkins

Waverly Bottoms Honky Tone News Update

Mrs. Jerry Cooper remains very ill as of writing. Mrs. Williamee is improving. Mr. and Mrs. David Humbre y and baby, Mr. and Mrs. Solen Earp and children visited Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Plattner Sunday. Cringie Powell stayed with Enos and Roy Earp Saturday night. Jane Earp called on niece Ancie Argood and family Sunday. John Lowrey called on David Winfrey and baby and Black Ear Friday eve.

Jerry Cooper Williamee David Humbrey Solen Earp Joe Plattner Cringie Powell Enos Roy Earp Jane Earp Ancie Argood John Lowrey c David Winfrey Sunday Weeing Mrs. Black Earpent Friday

Mrs Nellie Byars Visits as Jerry Cooper Fades

Mrs Nellie Byars called on Mrs Jerry Cooper who is very low on Sunday evening. Miss Ollie Sharp of Kansas City visits Mrs Fannie Byars and family for a stay.

Nellie Byars Jerry Cooper Ollie Sharp Kansas City Fannie Byars

Food for Thought on Imported Goods and Domestic Production

A NY shipment brings 2000 empty Camembert boxes stamped for a French firm, likely filled with American cheese sold as imported. An American in Tokyo confronts a Peekskill stove, while a cheese producer near his town may mislabel local product as European. Wines naturalized in France reenter the US as Burgundy or Bordeaux, and Hudson crafted carpets join a debate on foreign titles for American use.

New York Tokyo Peekskill New York State France Burgundy Bordeaux Hudson

Short Courses in Agriculture for Boys in Missouri

The Missouri Boys Corn Growing Contest, run by the Missouri Corn Growers Association for two years, will continue during Farmers' Convention Week in January 2009 at Columbia. One week course for boys aged over ten and under sixteen covers stock judging, corn judging, silk testing, and soil study, with many participants expected to attend with their fathers.

Missouri Missouri Corn Growers’ Association Columbia

Farm boys urged to join ten day courses in stock judging and dairy practice

A Missouri Agricultural College bulletin promotes ten day programs for farm youth on stock judging seed corn dairy practice and fruit growing with scholarships from banks for top winners in local shows. The plan invites every farm boy to participate and notes a bulletin with details and plans for local contests.

Prises The Agricultural College M. Jordan Columbia Missouri

Probate Court Estate Filings And Administrations

Probate notices and final settlements filed in multiple estates. James Wells shows final settlement filed and executrix discharged. Daniel McCormack heirs petition appoints Rufus McCormack as administrator with bond approved at 5000. Samuel Rogers widow relinquishment and letters of administration approved with 4000 bond. W H Johnson estate final settlement and administratrix discharged. Mary A Mead executor discharged. George W Standard partial distribution petition granted. Spencer Boley estate inventory approved with additional bond set at 1000.

James Wells Daniel M. McCormack Rufus McCormack Samuel Rogers Ted Wm. O W. H. Johnson Mary A. Mead George W. Standard Spencer Boley

Real Estate Transfers in Frankfort and Vicinity

A miscellaneous list of real estate transfers listing partial names such as Frankfort residents Frank W Gabb and Sarah Walk, Carrie Dillard, Erastus Simmons, Mary Court, and several others. The document notes transfers, parcels, blocks, and lot numbers across multiple properties with scattered dates and values, concluding with a subscription prompt for the Republican newspaper.

Frankfort Fred W Gabb Sarah Walk Clark Herndon Webster B&t Miemi Ketate Erastus Simmons Mary Court Mt. Leonard Carrie Collins Buback Slaer Anner Ora Collins T Carrie Dillard Wile Kroger Aug Kroger Wm Willand Swofford Jon T Chrifitts Harry Swisher Kiener AL Wall Smith Herman Renken John Euheart J F Moreland Veake Moreland

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