Death Notices for Hazel Chilcott and Jane Foree
Hazel Chilcott six years old daughter of Mr and Mrs Sean D Chilcott of near Herndon died Monday at the Colony. Burial Tuesday at Ridge Park cemetery with FP M Walker in charge. Jane Foree widow of the late Geo Foree died Monday in Kansas City her remains brought to Marshall for burial at Fairview cemetery with services at 2 20 pm at the Free Baptist church and FP M Walker in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Chilcott
Sean D. Chilcott
Herndon
Colony
Durlal
Ridge Park Cemetery
M. Walker
Jane Poree
Jane Fores
Geo. Foree
Kansas City
Marshall
Fairview Cemetery
Serviews
Free Paptet Church
FP. M. Walker
County Unit Local Option Referendum Divide Missouri
The Missouri Legislature passed the county unit local option law by a large margin. The measure would let each county vote on dramshop in its borders, with cities over 2500 voting with the county. Opponents fear referendum power and impact on liquor law, while supporters argue fairness and alignment with other states. The Missouri Prohibition League organizes statewide support as local families and organizations back the measure. John Clyde and family visited Malta Bend returning with their daughter, a Marshall student, for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
House
Senate
AudiHubon League
John Clyde
Malta Bend
Clyde
Names of new members listed in weekly notes
The week’s list includes Sterling Alexander Slater Luke A Criffitta Gen ones Kan Frank Geisler Wendell Idaho Martin Vanituren Napton Harrison Downers Grove Carmean Blackburn W Dryer Gouldin Malta Bend Mra M A Smith Wilebita Kas H C Rinne Malta Bend Elizabeth Heinek Fremont Nob HW Ellera Blackwater L C Moon Harlem Mont Chas Warner White Hall John Vanflooven Glaxon John Steinmetz Edwardaville Clas Mayfield Red Oak Susan Cradford Leo Williams Sweet Springs J D Walton Indianapolis Julian Oster R city Mrs J L King city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Alexander
Slater
Luke A. Criffitta
Genones
Kan
Frank Geisler
Wendell
Idaho
Martin Vanituren
Napton & Wlow
Malta Bend
Mra
M. A. Smith
Wilebita
Kas
H.C. Rinne
Eliazabeth Heniek
Fremont
Nob
U. Ellera
Blackwater
L. C. Moon
Harlem
Mont
Chas
Warner
White Hall
John Vanflooven
Glaxton
John Steinmetz
Edwardaville
Clas
Mayfield
Red Oak
Towners
Susan Cradford
City
Leo Williams
Sweet Springs
J. D. Walton
Indianapolis
Julian Oster
Clty
King
Road Organizing Push For Good Roads Associations
The National Old Trails Road Association under Judge J M Lowe calls for Middle West towns to form good roads groups in case the Shackelford bill is defeated or altered in the Senate. Washington reports claim the measure may be scrapped or changed, potentially favoring town to market routes over farm to market lines, complicating small towns efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Old Trails Road Association
J. M. Lowe
Provident
Middle West
Senate
Washington
Alten
Senate Bs
Shackelford
Lowe
Hupp and Rector Tie The Knot In Easter Home Ceremony
Wilbur Hupp son of Mr and Mrs A Hupp and Miss Dosha Susan Rector daughter of A J Rector were married at the bride's father's home on East Arrow Wednesday evening April 8 at 6 o clock Rev A R Farts pastor of the M E Church South officiated. The wedding was seen as auspicious due to the contracting parties prominence. Four receptions followed the ceremony in honor of the couple who then left on the 11:30 a m C and A train for an Easter trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Hupp
A. Hupp
Dosha Susan Rector
A. JF. Rector
Wride
East Arrow
Ot & Oclock
A. R. Farts
M. &. Church
South
Miss Ivetta Peterson Celebrates 15th Birthday
Miss Ivetta Peterson entertained a small group Friday night March 27 with games and music. At midnight guests gathered for cake and ice cream as the birthday cake was cut. Linwood Brown won the ring Ida Lewis the dime and Katherine Weaser the darning needle in a playful birthday rite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivetta Peterson
Mr. Linwood Brown
Ida Lewis
Katherine Weaser
Monroe French and Kathrine Thomas Tie in Nelson
Monroe French and Miss Kathrine Thomas of Nelson were married Monday April 6 at 1 pm. Justice Hiram Ferris performed the ceremony at his office on the west side of the square.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe French
Kathrine Thomas
Nelson
Hiram Ferris
Davis and Finley Marriage Licenses Issued in Boonville
Marriage licenses were issued in Boonville last week to James K. Davis and Mary L. Finley, both residents of Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
James K. Davis
Mary L. Finley
Nelson
Petit Larceny Trial Ends With 30 Day County Jail Term
Constable Woodamall arrested Bob Williams on petit larceny charges. The defendant was arraigned before Justice Mason Saturday morning, found guilty, and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail. Mrs EB Miller of St. Louis, guest of her daughters, returned Monday to that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodamall
Bob
Williams
Mason
Eb, FP
Miller
St. Louis
Joseph Chaffee
Amiel Keehart
Local Visitors From Shackelford County Arrive Saturday
James Bell of Shackelford and W Boloman of the county north of the city were here on Saturday to attend meetings and visit with residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Bell
Shackelford
W. ¥. Boloman
Saline County Names Farm Adviser For County Work
A Saline County farm adviser, PF YV. Marvis, has been appointed and will begin duties around June. The role is primarily administrative and coordinative, linking state and national agricultural science with farmers, surveying county agriculture, communicating findings through local media, organizing groups for improvement, and guiding applied projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline County
Marvis
Ile
City Council approves paving and permits after meeting
The city council met on Monday evening April 7 with Mayor Mitchell and all members present. Turk gets pool hall licenses. Lafayette Ave from Derby to southern limits ordered paved with votes against by Mitchell Allen and Tucker. Sewer in Strothers addition petition remonstrance lost. Conway Ave vacate petition filed. Croming on Hastwood across Jefferson and Odell ordered. R M Reynolds allowed to add to English Ave house. Ordinances 5353 meters and 644 signs passed. 535 bus lines at depot paused. Sewer extension east of Brunswick accepted. Council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turk
Lafayette Ave
Derby
Mitchell
Allen and Tucker
Barnis
Pemberton
Rose, Welch
Brooks
Strothers Addition
Conway Ave
Arrow
Washington
Cromiing
Jefferson and
Odell
Hastwood
R. M. Reynolds
English Ave
Brunswick
New Equipment From McRoberts and Chaifoo Silo Co
This week the McRoberts and Chaifoo Silo Co. received from Chicago a full car load of concrete forms machinery and tools. They now offer up to date equipment for building reinforced concrete enclosures and a portable rock crusher enabling farmers to crush rock on their own farms. Submit your want ads to this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McRoberts and Chaifoo Silo Co
Chicago
Ilding
Local Licenses Listed for Marshall and Surrounding Areas
A column of licenses and names spanning Marshall Sweet Springs Slater Waverly and nearby towns shows Victor H. Brooks Myrtle Alexander Wilbur Hupp Dosha Reetor Jesse Noff Arte Clifton Alpers Edna Vogelemeier Monroe French Nelson Kathe Thomas Joe Miles Ellen Porter Lucy Stevens Alfred Alexander Joule Taylor Robert Jackson Anna Oeborn Henry Werneke Emile Heins and others registered in Pettis Saline and nearby counties. The list includes residents from Kansas City MO and various locales, highlighting license holders across multiple communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Brooks
Marshall
Myrtle Alexander
Wilbur
Hupp
Dosha
Susan Reetor
Jesse
H. Noff
Arte Theresa Clifton
Chamois
Martin
Alpers
Sweet Springs
Edna M. Vogelemeier
Monroe French
Nelson
Kathe Thomas
Joe Miles
Waverly
Ellen Porter
E. Earls
Slater
Lucy C. Stevens
Alfred Alexander
Joule Taylor
Robert Jackson
Anna Oeborn
Kansas City
Henry Werneke
Pettis County
Emile Heins
Saline County
Saline County Court Hears Resignations and Appointments
Saline County Court met Wednesday to transact routine business. Justice of the Peace James H. Ashurat resigned for Mar Ald Township and Constable Wade H. Higginbotham also resigned Arrow Rock Township. Homer Jennings named to fill one vacancy. The Herring Jr resigns as Rimwood Special Road district commissioner, J. Wilson resigns as Slater Special Road district commissioner, and Houston named commissioner to fill Rimwood vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
James H. Ashurat
Maraliald
Wade H. Higginbotham
Arrow Rock
Homer Jennings
Ie Herring, Jr
Flea
Meriden School District Consolidation Vote Held
A public meeting on April 4 led by County School Superintendent James L. Lynch decided by ballot against the consolidation of a local school district. Ballots listed For Consolidation or Against Consolidation. vote tally 31 in favor, 38 against, with R. N. Taylor as secretary and T. T. Clayecomb and John Bhollenburger tallying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meriden
Jamesl. Lynch
J. L. Lynch
R. N. Taylor
Messrs
T. T. Clayecomb
John Bhollenburger
Talley
Sine Die
James L. Lynch
Bec’y
Quack cure instructions found in St Louis medical office
Federal agents raided a St Louis medical company office and uncovered typewritten instructions for evading victims and stealing money. The documents urge doctors to promise a certain cure and detail how to extract cash, plus a cipher for druggists to set safe charges. Several alleged quacks await prosecution on indictments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Medical Co
Marshall High School Class of 1914 Elects Officers
The Marshall high school senior class elected Carroll Dole as president, Belle Chatter as vice president, and Virginia Brown as secretary-treasurer. The class totals 41 pupils with 44 young women and 18 young men, and 43% pursue vocational lines while 15% stay in academic studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marehall Hich
Carroll Dole
Belle Chatter
Virginia Brown
Prin. J. KK
State Department
Olive Allen
Jane Craig
Pearl Delaporte
Adele Ellingson
Celia Hopkins
Rowena Huff
Elizzabeth Lacy
Edna Meowell
Katheryne Marshall
Vena Marshall
Owen C. Rawlings
Marie Lameele
Louise Bydonetricker
Marshall
Arrow Rock
Nelson
Slater
Matta Bond
Marshall Kieh
James Anhurst
Ruth Bell
Elithe Belwood
F. Bradshaw
Roberta Clough
W. Crutcher
Bina Cooper
Nelle Chaffee
Jane Crale
Lian Crank
Albert Cowan
Carrott Deis
Adele Fillingson
Eugenia Fleming
Eunice Fulton
Eloise Flanders
Alma Grimes
Stella Wall
Carleton Hall
Virginia Hall
Viola Harrison
Mary Hedges
Freddie Hightshoe
Del
Marie Samuels
Prorence Snide
Ruth Sanders
Margaret Spotts
Louise Sydenstricker
Mildred Sparks
Catherine Thorpe
Herman Valentine
Eva Wilkinson
Chesleigh Yowell
Prohibition Convention Set for Missouri Valley College
Missouri Valley College hosts the state convention of the Prohibition Association starting April 15 at Wart chapel with national vice president Dan A. Poling as speaker. He will give a free address at Stewart chapel April 13, with contests and cash prizes contested by college representatives, judges named from Milneville, PrincetT, Slater and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley College
Totercollegiane Prohibition Association
Dan A. Poling
Aesorciation
Stewart Chapel
Union
Canada
Association
Ohio I
Cringel
State Association of Follows
Dickson
M. V. Cy Alg
Montgomery
Park College
Newell Preston
Tarkio
Miee Stella Dodd
Miewouri
Wall
Prichett College
Clanton
FP Storts
Slater
Sara Dewis
Joshua Barbee
de Won Kahn
Kanaae City
Claud Dixon
Patton
J. By Tope
R. Ht. Rolofeon
Amundsen Delays Arctic Expedition This Summer
Captain Roald Amundsen has postponed his planned Arctic voyage aboard the Fram until 1015. The expedition, intended for this summer, is stalled as the Fram is delayed on its journey from Calon to San Francisco and cannot be outfitted in time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roald Amundsen
Bouth Pole
Arctic
Fram
Calon
San Francisco
Blackburn Woman Among Local Shoppers Friday
Mrs. G. A. Richart of Blackburn and Mrs. Bert's Price of Grand Pass were seen shopping here Friday, illustrating a day of steady local commerce with several residents spotted about downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Richart
Blackburn
Bert
Grand Pass
Fairville Social Highlights and Local Visits
Fairville notes Sunday night gathering with Mr W E B Long at Frank Long’s. Mrs Long ill with potomane poison. Dr Sullivan of Miami attending her twice daily. Rev Greenway returned from Aulaville Baptist convention. Mrs H W Harvey and Robt in Marshal shopping. J G Dyer hosted Friday night guests George Long J Withers Dick Hawkins. Harvey Bristow of Marshall in town Friday at Skelton home. L L Tucker family hosted Friday dinner at Skelton. Postman J Nave delivers in a new Overland car at eight. Mrs Burch Rice visited daughter Mrs Vaughn Utz Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aulaville
H. W. Harvey
Som Robt
Marshal
J. G. Dyer
George Long
J. ©. Withers
Dick Hawkins
Harvey Bristow
Marshall
Skelton
L. L. Tucker
J. Nave
Week in review reveals crime, sea tragedy and war reports
Trial of Vic Gueringer ends in guilty verdict with death penalty confirmed. New Foundland steamer wreck causes 64 deaths and 27 survivors facing lifelong injuries. Villa’s forces seize Torreon after a weeklong battle marking a major turn in northern Mexico. Federal Reserve announces 12 districts with two centers. Missouri and related states reorganized bank spread. Historical anecdotes recount Cheater Arthur and Mary Walker pact, and Ollie Blades’ murder plea and wife spared. Antarctic explorer Dr. Mawson marries Delprat after 20 days wandering in blizzard. wireless messages exchanged during voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglass Mawson
Melbourne
Miss Delprat
Antarctic
Misa Delprat
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Kansas City Market
Mose Land Milling Company
Tom
Ccceuseeccns AG
Dha
Bindiccu
H.S
Missouri Athletic Club
Thern
Missouri Athletic Association
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M. V
Fairville
Vic Gueringer
Gertrude Schindler
New Foundland
Atlantic
St. John
Torreon
Genesa! Villa
Nave
Mexico
Federal Reserve
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Richmond
Atlanta
Minneapolis
Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank Organization Board
Mbcouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
A. Arthur
United States
Mary Walker
Washington City
Ollie Blades
Springfield
Blades
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