Deaths of James Brandenburg and William Fahrmeyer
James Brandenburg died suddenly Monday evening at about five of heart failure aged 57. He previously teamed with Less Perry and may have overexerted himself before death. Funeral held April 4 at 10am from his residence with Dr J M Hubbert officiating, burial at Ridge Park cemetery. He leaves a wife and five children. William Fahrmeyer, a well known Warren County citizen, died in Warrenton on March 20, with many friends among the Geronin settlements in Saline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Less Perry
J. M. Hubbert
Ridge Park
William Fahrmeyer
Warren County
Warrenton
Saline
Baker Moves Fixtures to Indian Territory After Loss
W. B. Phillips, who recently acquired Frank Blackburn's bakery, relocated all fixtures to Indian Territory this week. He cited Marshall as a poor market for a bakery and said the venture was unprofitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. 8. Phillips
Frank Blackburn
Marshall
Indian Territory
Missouri Election Returns and Tax Assessment Highlights
Tuesday returns show Republican losses in Marshall with J E B Spangler elected alderman in the fourth ward amid a split ticket. Statewide the state board revises real and personal property assessments for 1900, noting a large rise in property values and a bank stock revaluation with gains in St Louis, Jackson, and Jasper counties while Saline declines.
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Marshall
Fourth Ward
J. E B. Spangler
State Board
Shite Board
St. Louis
Jackson County
Jasper County
Saline
Saline County
St Louis County
Greene Couwly
Nodaway County
Pettle Coudly
Local GOP Gains Mark Tuesday Election Victory Sweep
Across states and cities voting Tuesday Republicans strong in many races. Kansas City saw a near complete Republican showing while Chicago backed license and municipal ownership. Trigginsville and Boonville delivered Republican majorities and Sedalia elected an independent ticket.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Trigginsville
Boonville
Sedalia
Malta Bend ice plant organized with $11,000 capital and officers
A new Malta Bend ice plant board was formed with M. W. Walker as president and J. W. Blackbury as treasurer. The company plans to buy land opposite the depot and erect a substantial first class building to house the plant. Also notes C. G. Page’s return from Hot Springs Ark and a live stock market report from National Stock Yards Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malta Bend
M. W. Walker
T. Wilson
John W. Blackbury
W. O. Bal ‘Ew
J. R. Brown
P. Houston
College Notes From Nashville Convention And Local Games
The narrative covers Miss Moore, Mr. Morrison, and Mr. Garst discussing the Nashville Student Volunteer convention at the college last Sunday afternoon. It notes a recent ball game with Missouri Valley College, praises coaching by Mr. Rebo, lists the first team lineup, and previews an upcoming game against William Jewell College. It also mentions a gala day with the cornerstone ceremony for a new chapel and the Pearsonian Society play Cricket on the Hearth, along with the Bairdean Society performance Nan, the Mascotte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Moore
Mr. Morrison
Mr. Garst
Nashville
M. V.C
Missouri Valley
Mr. Rebo
Milton Clemens
Eb, Delong
A.B. Lansing
Walter Bradley
M. Minor
Robert Clemens
B. Grege
Glen Walker
Bourne Mitchell
Olio Schweer
William Jewell College
Maratall
Pearsonian Society
Bairdean Society
Nan
Methodist Conference Names New E. B. Church Appointee
The Missouri Kansas conference at Joplin moved G W Shepperd to Saline to fill Rev A R Osborne’s vacancy. Sedalia district appointments list presiding elder E J Huot and many supplied pastors including J M Carter Malta End, and W C Coleman Warrensburg. Rev Shepperd, currently in St Louis, will arrive tomorrow to preach at First M E church on Sunday.
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M. EB
Joplin
G.w.shepperd
A. R. Osborne
Sedalia
E. J. Huot
Presiding Elder
Alberta
George T Beard
Appleton City
Berge
Tipton
George P. Miller
Urich
George T. Vanbuekirie
Warrensburg
W. C Coleman
Windsor
Everett Simpson
Shepperd
St. Louis
J. D. DeGarmo
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Newton & Leonard
Texas
James Brandenburg
Just
Rforme Ee
Missouri
J. R. Phillips
Tom Redman
Board of Equalization
Ds Ae Pte
Disser Eciss
D. Sanger
DSB
Edw
Mudidex D
J. W. Sparks
Nou
C. M. Hawley
Perey Ae Dreiser
DW Dee
J. M. Denny
Arthur Happ
Chas, Petry
W. E. Williams
J. McAmis
J. KE. Spangler
4Th
J. M. Lindsey
Scilool
Abiel Leonard
Vescin Sa
C. G. Page
Hot Springs, Ark
National Stock Yards
Evans
Snider-Buel Co
College
Karl McGinnis
Frank Ki
I H. Howard
Fila B. “‘Murkeles
Marshall Wenesne
Ettie Grecian Et al
Richard Nuckles
Acre
Walker
Michard Arty Low
Willie McCarty
T. Kk Hogge
T. Guerrent
Philip Theil
Hawes
Ormood Hupp
Joe J. Smith
West Slater
Aaene Ves
aTf
Jan
J. Campbell
A. FP
Our
Hueya
Shackelford
Taylor Slaughter
Obed Slaughter
Daniel Witcher
A. G. Hultman
Smith
Jo Marshall
Micole
Helen Campbell
J. W. Moore
Robert Campbell
Sun Simoo
Highbarger
Robt
Puester
W. Gow
Sane
Mary E. Gleno
GMO
Napey
A. Simms
Chas
W. Bridgest
Joe W. Smith
Slater
Jos
J. Smith
Tony Seowaat
North Exchange Kubsok
Paul Welburn
J W. Clioard
An Kibler
Hogye
Methodist Conference
G. W. Shepperd
W. A. Vawter
Optician
Teeter
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