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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1908
Page
8
Mrs Elizabeth H Martin of Chicago writes that Peruna relieved her catarrh and sinus pressure after years of recurring head colds. She praises the tonic for clearing nasal congestion and improving alertness, and mentions her preference for the solid form of Peruna.
Local notes report residents visiting from California and Shackleford, and travel to Hot Springs Arkansas. Purchases include Rhode Island eggs priced at one dollar per seventeen. Public notices mention Dan Porter selling his farm east of town and moving to Marshall. Various ads announce seed corn, flooring goods, lace curtains, 9x12 art squares, Majestic Range, and carpet offerings.
A man near town forged the name of Thomas Nugen on a $500 check while Nugen, visiting Hot Springs Arkansas for his health, was away. The counterfeit was sent to Marshall for collection, the bank distrusted the signature, and telegrams confirmed forgery. A watch was kept for the man who retrieved the package. he was arrested but released after disowning the package and lacking proof.
A historic price list from Taylor's shows multiple bulk and small packages across fruits grains and canned goods. Entries include 20 Ibs prunes grapes apples peaches beans and rice priced at 1.00, prunes 25 lb box 1.40, corn lye oats tobacco soda ham sausage and pasta items with per unit and per pack prices. The list presents a snapshot of everyday grocery costs and product variety.
Fragmentary text reads as a cryptic prompt about seating adjustment and foot placement. No clear person, organization, or event is identifiable. The readable fragment suggests a vague instruction without concrete facts or context.
A charming rogue named Shorty, fresh from a jewelry haul, ensnares rich hotel guests with a fake palm reader Youma Hamad. He floods the Bancroft resort with costly trinkets and a phony occult scam, then leaves behind a taunting note after the scheme collapses.
Notice highlights a good increase in the bank's business and overall condition since the last report. The statement from the Bank of Nelson shows improved metrics and a healthier financial position.
O W Johnston advertises gasoline stoves Alaska refrigerators and mowers with noted bargains and practical household options.
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