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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1913

Page

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Death of George W Hopkins at 71 in Warrenboro area

George W Hopkins died at his home 468 8 Lyon Ave on Wednesday March 96 aged 71 years 3 months and 18 days after a long illness. He leaves a widow Mary Jewise of Cleveland and several children including Geo W of Warrensburg M of Leonard Grover Walter Hopkins Marian at home Mrs Gee Narron Mrs Dave Shinkle and Mrs Harry Carpenter. Funeral services were held at his residence Friday at 10 a.m. conducted by Rev Steinheimer and Elder B T Wharton. Interment followed at Ridge Park Cemetery.

Lyon Avenue Hopkins Mary J.ewise Clvegong Geo. W Warrensboro Leonards Grover Walter Hopkins Miam Marian Gee Narron Dave Shinkle Miami Mes Harry Carpenter Oregon Noval Steinheimer B. T. Wharton The Christian Church Ridge Park Cemetery

Death Notice for T Lb Howard in Grandiosa

T Lb Howard died at his home in Grandiosa March 21 1613 of compact bowels. He was born October 7 187% near Miami and moved with his family to Bates county then back to Miami. He leaves his mother two sisters two brothers and several relatives. Funeral in the Christian church Saturday conducted by Rev Morrison of Kansas City. He had suffered an limb injury in an accident years ago but remained cheerful. He was sick two weeks before death.

T. Lb. Howard Grandiosa Viatera Hin Mra Eliza Edwards Joplin Weber Taylor John Albert Howard Christian Church Morrison Kansas City

Widow Mrs Caroline Watts Bilis Page Dies in Marshall

Mrs Caroline Watts Bilis Page widow of Ed AR Page dies at family residence on Eastwood Wednesday March 26 at 11:50 pm after bronchial trouble and other complications. Born June 20 1846 in Greene County Virginia she was 79. Survived by children Belle Wilholt with her son Jacob and Adna, Mrs J B and Mrs G W Newton, Salle Edmondson of Seattle Robt and Oscar Page of Old Mexico Had R and Emmett M of this city, Lilly Clemens of Lexington, Ralph W of Kansas City. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm from home, Rev A R Paris officiating, burial Ridge Park.

Caroline Watts Bilis Page AR. Page Eastwood E.R. Page Page Saline Salt Springs Marshall Belle Wilholt Jacob Adna G. W. Newton Salle Edmondson Seattle Washington Robt Oscar Marcellun Page Old Mexico Emmett M This City Lilly Clemens Lexington Ralph W Kansas City A. R. Paris Burtol Ridge Park

Rector Bohn of Marshall Dies in St Louis Hospital

The rector of the Episcopal church at Marshall died Sunday March 30 at St Luke's hospital in St Louis after three weeks of illness. He had heart trouble and other complications. He had been rector at Nevada Mo prior to Marshall and was married in May 1912 to Miss Charlotte Swiftly. Surviving are his wife four daughters Margarite Katharine Charlotte and Leonora Rohn.

Episcopal Church of Marshall St. Luke's Hospital St. Louis Kohn St. Joules Bohn Nevada Episcopal Church Ida Kelso Bohn Charlotte Swiftly This County Margarite Katharine Charlotte Leonora Rohn

Funeral Arrangements Held for Local Family

The remains were brought to the Marshall home on East Arrow and funeral services followed at Epiacayal church Tuesday at 2 p.m. led by Bishop Partridge of Kansas City. Burial occurred at Ridge Park cemetery.

Marshall East Arrow Epiacayal Bishop Partridge Kansas City Ridge Park Cemetery

Schedule for college baseball season announced at Marshall

The manager lists a 10 game season beginning Tuesday at S.10 against Wentworth Military Academy of Levington. Games include April 10 at Marshall, April 11 at St Marys Kansas, April 12 Topeka Western League, April 22 Chinese University of Hawaii at Marshall, and April 29 to May 2 Drury College at Marshall plus several later dates. The squad of thirty is expected to produce an exceptionally good season with the standout clash against the visiting Chinese team from Mawali University of Honolulu on April 22.

S.10 Wentworth Military Academy Levington Marshall St. Mary's College St. Mary, Kan Topeka Western League Club Topeka Haskell Indians Wut Lawrence Wesleyan College Cameron Wiliam Jewell College Liberty Normals Marahall Westminister College Folton Central College Fayette Outropathia Kirkenville Warrensburg State Normale Marehell University of Mawati Mawali Honolulu San Francisco China Stanford University Ht Brlaco New York

Moberly Commercial College Promotes Business Training

A Missouri ad touts a national reputation for the Moberly Commercial College offering thorough bookkeeping shorthand and business training. It claims an employment department and placement in mercantile firms railroads and government posts with diplomas serving as passport to top clerical positions.

Heat Business Training School Missouri Miasouri Bet Business Sam Moberly Commercial College Moberly

Parlor Flowers Respond To Honey Dolls Suit

A 1912 Missouri note from Miami addresses Lonole Hurnaide of Maitle Row about the Honey Dolls. It suggests he should help with morning chores, jokes about his single life, and quotes scripture urging judgment restraint. The letter closes with a sign M. X. and a parenthetical attribution.

Mr. Bollter Lonole Hurnaide Maitle Row Lonnie Matthew M. X

Bank of Marshall elects new president and cashier

George H. Althouse was elected president of the Bank of Marshall at a board meeting to succeed the late Captain Alecser Denny who led the bank for 21 years until his death last year. James A. Walther was promoted from assistant cashier to cashier, strengthening leadership of the institution.

George H. Althouse Bank of Marshall Alecser Denny Te Bank Althouse Sonsition Ever Eines James A. Walther Walker Hank of Marshall

Subscriptions and Renewals List from Sweet Springs Area

New and renewing subscribers over the past week include Mrs FE Penick Fremont Nebraska J F Jathen Odlewsa Missouri H Oliver Malta Bend Allen Holloway Gresham Oregon rank Kintz Napton das Swinney Sweet Springs J J Linder Chris Simmons Geo J Tombeh W Moeller Ebner G Co Jurgens HKorchers Gus Boldus J H Coffey Walter Stolburg Chris John Sweet Springs BE B Wall St Louis W A Flaher Sedalia W C Lunbeck Denver Cole D HM Emison Napton Zimmerman Napton Win Mitchell Emporia Kansas Jno Rothrock W W Harrelson Chicago MI J A Dennix Marehall RFC Chas Ainhoy Sweet Springs.

Mrs. FE Penick Fremont Neb J. F Jathen Odlewsa Oliver Malta Bend Allen F Holloway Gresham Ore Rank Kintz Napton Das Swinney Sweet Springs J. J. Linder Chris. Simmons Geo J. Tombeh AS Moeller Db. Clark Sweetprings E.W. Telmkuhler Ebner 1 G. Co Jurgens Hkorchers Gus Boldus J. H. Coffey Walter Stolburg Chris John Sweet Yokely Joel Bryan Grand Pass BE. B Wall St. Louis W. A. Flah

Marriage Licenses Listed for Carlisle Cooper and Slater Couples

The record shows marriage license entries including Carlisle Cooper with Slater partners and Mabel A. Thebold with Slater, plus H W Faulkner with Slater, Virginia C Brown with Slater, David L Dobbins with Gilliam Minnie V Eilyson with Slater, Rudolph Hinck with Blackburn Lena Cook with Blackburn, and Dr. G A Aiken with Malta Bend Daley D Franklin with Malta Bend.

Marshall lee plant doubles capacity with new machinery

The Marshall lee plant expands by installing new equipment valued at $50,000 under Charles Petry. The upgrade raises daily capacity to 60 tons, enough to meet demand in Marshall and nearby towns.

Marshall Lee Chas. Petry Marshall

Hatching Kohl Geese Calves for Sale at Steedm Stock Farm

Kogs por hatchling Kags and Toulouse geese offered for sale at Steedm Stock Farm. A fine trio of Toulouse Geese, a 4 sale, Jersey Hall calf of a month old with pedigree. Gander 20 to 24 pounds, also exen netting. Affordable prices and available pedigree details.

Jersey Hall Stedem Stock Farm

Hats at prices to suit each customer

Readable ad notes hats priced to fit varied budgets at Ema M. Chaffees. It promotes a range of styles and sizes, highlighting affordable options and encouraging shoppers to visit the shop for current selections.

Ema M. Chaffees

Missouri Valley defeats Wentworth in Mine game on Tuesday

The Missouri Valley College team edged Wentworth 14 to something in a Mine game Tuesday. Holmen led with four hits while Switzer and others contributed. pitching saw Rollins and Kirkland each work several innings with multiple strikeouts. Umpires Van Dyke and Fred Martin officiated as bases and fielding noted various plays including a triple and stolen bases.

Holmes Green Molmes Switzer Sturgeon Miner McKinney Neal Holmen Kirtland Switeer Fireen Nimmona A. Randolph McArthur Rollins Kirkland Rolling M. Vv Wentworth van Dyke Fred Martin

Regular communion service at First Presbyterian church

Sunday at First Presbyterian church will include a regular communion service and a morning sermon on The Marks of a True Christian at the Second Baptist church Sunday evening sermon titled A Divine Command to Feed. Sunday school and revival meetings continue at several area churches with strong attendance and positive outlooks.

First Presbyterian Church Het Baptist Church Sigday Ceell Lwabell J. W. Taylor M. B. Church South M. Hawking St. Louia Makes Viewvant HI

Recovery Hope For W H Meyer After Stroke

William H Meyer of north of Blackburn suffered a paralytic stroke February 5. His son George J informs us he has shown improvement but cannot yet use the left side. Many friends hope for a speedy recovery.

WM. H. Meyer North Blackburn Geo. J. ‘Sever Mr. Meyer

Optical Returns City Election Held April Tet

Fragmentary OCR notes show city proposition or election items with candidate mentions. Readable facts include ward references and April timing, but specific offices, outcomes, or candidate names are unclear from text.

Two Politicians Begin Notable Careers at Lafayette Home

Two prominent figures began their notable careers here as they visited the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Duggles in South Lafayette. The morning event drew attention as the two fine youngsters arrived with their mother recovering well. Extended congratulations are extending to the family.

Geo. Duggles South Lafayette

P A Rea's Garage Sold Autos Last Month

P A Rea's garage reports deliveries of automobiles last month to buyers including Cillian & Steele Slater Ford Emith Rogers Sister Ford R A Jenkins Slater Frank Burree Miami Wm Rogers Wilmi Ford Guy Webster Marshall Robt W Campbell Marshall No 26 Studebaker Webster M White Marshall No 25 Mra P WH Rea Marshall Cadillac R W McMahan Marshall Cadillac.

Cillian & Steele Slater Ford ‘Emith & Rogers Sister Ford R. A. Jenkins Frank Burree Miami Wm, Rogers Wilmi Ford Guy Webster Marshall Robt W. Campbell Studebaker, Mra P. WH. Rea Cadillac R. W. McMahan Cadilac

Slater Mill and Hilevator contract for new elevator

The Slater Mill and Hilevator Company let the contract to construct an 86,000 bushel capacity elevator, aiming to expand storage and throughput at the site.

Slater Mill & Hilevator Co

Also Mentioned on This Page

George W. Hopkins Chas. H. Kohn Board of Matart Repoitt Carlisle Cooper, Slater Mabel A Missouri Valley College Missouri Valley M. V Aly Cescsnsee Holmer Sane P. Switzer Stuirgeon W. Randolph Randolph Saline Bockland Mfeabrney Society KE. M. Wright Christian Science Church Campbell Building Christian Endeavor Society of Cumberland Presbyterian Church WM. H. Meyer Better Thoroughbred &. C. Buff Orpinaton Mrs Worthy Bivyan Grand Vasry Mo Dr. Price City of Marshall Sharp Ember Au Rowe J.J. Mitchett Allen Tucker W. W. Brooks Ashley Oy Woorrow Ant Marshale P. A. Rea‘'S FP. H. Rea Studebaker Webster M White Marshall Mabel Smith Mabel Smith’s
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