County News notes and social visits in Slater area
Ay a Philip Theiss tended to property at Malta Bend on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jenkins visited Lt. Caldwell and family at Marshall Sunday. Lou Strauss shows patriotic flair with a dog painted red white and blue. M Schaurer is improving from illness. H B Yates returned from Kansas City after business and prospecting trips to Texas and Oklahoma finding Texas strong but mercantile activity overdone and Oklahoma dull. G G Haring plans homestead in South Dakota. Vera Snoddy traveled to Miami to meet sister Mrs. Orval Shaeffer visiting Hale. Geo Eberle notes a fast horse for sale at $150. R P Gwinn sold Perry Davis residence for $2500 and Dulaney residence for $1950. he begins a new 7 room home on Dulaney Ave. Feis & Co. announce a sale opening at Nelson May 2 with a line of dry goods and clothing. Land sales: 70 acres north of town sold at $80 to Robi Ham. 19 acres near Slater sold to B Butta and 10 to T Quisenberry at $150 per acre for town lot development. John Reiderer and Ed Alexander travel for business and Lafayette presbytery meeting respectively. Families visit across days and share meals with relatives in Slater.
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Lou Strauss
van Booren
M. Schaurer
H. B. Yates
Kansas City
Texas
Oklahoma
G. G. Haring
South Dakota
Vera Snoddy
Miami
Orval Shaeffer
Hale
Geo
Eberle
R. P. Gwinn
Perry Davis
Henry Klein
J. K. Dulaney
North
Slater T
Mr. Gwinn
Dulaney Ave
B. J. Hawkins
Feis & Co
Nelson
M. Thomson
John Reiderer
St. Louis
T. Alexander
Marshall
Lafayette
Waverly Bottoms Court Visits Mentioned in Local Note
Mr and Mrs Jerry Cooper and daughter Miss Ethel spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Powel and mother. Mr and Mrs James Demoes and children and Mrs Jane Earp dined with Mr and Mrs John Argood Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Harp in Sea Sharp Nell are and Hughes ep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Cooper
Ethel
Powel
Mre
James Demoes
Jane Earp
John Argood
Mra
John Harp
Sea Sharp
Nell Are
Hughes
Mrs J W Spencer shops in Marshall
Mrs J W Spencer was shopping in Marshall Tuesday. Miss Cora Ousterhout returned home Saturday after several months with her sister Mrs W H Taylor in Kansas. Mrs J Oquest visited daughter Mrs J B Howard last week. Mrs R K Wright and daughter Miss Cora were in Marshall Thursday. Bertha Casey was visiting old friends Thursday. H F Dingley went to Kansas City Tuesday to visit her sister and bought millinery goods. Will Bagby and Mildred and Elizabeth Walton went to Roanoke Sunday. Carl Grimes had business in Marshall Saturday. Sarah Simmons is home after winter with sister Hockensmith. James Coffey went to Kansas City to visit her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Ousterhout
W. H. Taylor
Kansas
J. Oquest
Howard
RK. B. Wright
Cora
Marshall
Bertha Casey
H. F. Dingley
Kansas City
Will Bagby
Mildred
Elizabeth Walton
Roanoke
Carl Grimes
Sarah Simmons
Hockensmith
Doctors prescribe very little tonics these days
Fragmentary ad copy suggests doctors rarely prescribe medicines now and promote tonics, noting Ayer s Sar ig is made entirely with alcohol. The reader is urged to seek medical advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayer
Local Family Visits and Easter Outing Notes
The article lists several local families and individuals in Marshall and nearby areas visiting relatives or shopping on Friday and Easter. Mentions include Mrs. Cook and Miss Evrard teaching nearby, Mrs. Lynch with daughter Gertrude, Mrs. Charles Oquest and Leta, Mrs. Curtis with Georgia and Arthur of Rogland, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mueller with their children. Also noted are John Val and Willie Weisenberger from Elmwood visiting their sister, Miss Katie, who has spent two weeks with her sister, with plans to preach next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John, Val
Willie Weisenberger
Elmwood
Arthur Mueller
Katie
Local Social and Family Notes Update
Mr and Mrs Edward Meachum and son Herman visited J M Thomas and family Saturday. Services were held Sunday morning at Bethlehem by Rev Shouse. Miss Eliza Alumbaugh left for Wellington after visiting J M Thomas. Mr and Mrs Tracy Hag gard were Sunday guests of W B Rife and family. Miss Florence Witcher entertained at dinner Sunday with Rose Haggard Lon Pauley and Will Thomas present. Mrs C E Hurt ill but improving. Clark Tetter visited Florence Witcher. Mrs Clay Killion visited her parents. Will Tetter and wife visited A D Tetter and family at Houstonia. J A Butts shipped a car load of hogs Tuesday. Mrs J M Thomas shopped in Marshall Tuesday. Rev Hill visited G F Boat right and family Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Meachum
Herman
J. M. Thomas
Hethlehem
Shouse
Eliza Alumbaugh
Wellington
Tracy Haggard
W. B. Rife
Florence Witcher
Rose Haggard
Lon Pauley
Will Thomas
C. E. Hurt
Clark Tetter
Clay Killion
J. A. Butts
Will Tetter
A. D. Tetter
Houstonia
Marshall
Rev. Hill
G.F. Boatright
New Frankfort Fishing Time Signals Seasonal Beginning
Intention for last week notes in New Frankfort that fishing time is at hand. John McCormick arrived from Kavens Saturday and John Winston visited relatives near Slater. Nellie Cooper left for an extended visit to her brothers in Kangas. Farmers have started planting crops and yard tele we indicates early agricultural activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
Kavens
John Winston
Slater
Nellie Cooper
Kangas
Corp
Local Notes Include Births and Travelers
A daughter arrived Tuesday April 17 for a local family. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davie welcomed a girl last week. Raymond O’Neil headed Sunday to Kansas City. Miss Frances Heiozler of Marshall visits home folks. Mrs. Douglas Foote of Oklahoma spent a week with her parents before moving to eastern Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Davie
Raymond O'Neil
Kansas City
Frances Heiozler
Marshall
Douglas Foote
Oklahoma
Colorado
Readership in Saline Shows Public Figures as Nonreaders
About five thousand families in Saline receive home papers with two thousand Marshall Republican subscribers or 40 percent. In public life, only one in seven subscribes, while editors rely on free copies. The paper claims strength from rural readers who want news, allowing fearless reporting without shielding individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saline
Marshall Republican
Marshall
Kansas City
Eczema Cure Claim and D D D Prescription Ad
An advertisement argues eczema is curable with the oil of wintergreen mixed into D D D Prescription. It claims immediate itch relief upon application and asserts the remedy cures genuine eczema not present at birth, while noting inheritance as a caveat. The piece markets the product to druggists and readers seeking skin relief.
Peak Awarded 1250 Damages in Libel Suit
In Lexington Missouri on April 1, the libel suit filed by Lawrence Peak against G W Shull, valued at 50000, concluded with a jury awarding Peak 1250 in damages after a trial that began Monday in the Circuit Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Lawrence Peak
G. W. Shull
Peak
Mrs Emery Keith Visits Napton With Foreman Household
Mrs Emery Keith of Salisbury is spending several weeks at the Napton home of E. F. Foreman, joining the Foreman family for an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Emery Keith
Salisbury
E. F. Foreman
Napton
Rex Chief Stallion for 1808 Season in Slater Missouri
Rex Chief a dark bay saddle stallion stands 1808 season at Eli P Hill Slater Mo price 1500 to insure a living volume. He is 16 hands weighs 1180 pounds with bone style and action and a brother of Rex McDonald champion saddle horse. Sired by Rex Den 6-5 ark 840.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slater
Rex Chief
Rex McDonald
the Wold
Rex den
Eli P. Hill
Slater, Mo
Subscriptions Rise as Local Readers Reaffirm Support
A string of readers from Blackburn Shackleford Nowata Grand Pass Hereford and Trenton renewed or started subscriptions to the Republican and Globe-Democrat. Notable names include Geo Oquest Bettie Forquer Stella Martin M. E. Dean and O. T. Diehl with several others adding their support during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Mikele
Shackleford
R. W. Eddy
Bettie Forquer
Crearville
M. E. Dean
M. D. Dean
Stelle ‘Martin
T. N Heifner
Hereford
Texas
Republican
Iglobe- Democrat
W. J. Vogt
Grand Pass Mondey
Sarah Hook
Nowater
Okla
Wm. J. Smith
Grand Pass
Io. H. Boatright
Hernden
O. T. Diehl
Trenton
N. D
EB. Baker
Republican Worker
Plains
J. W. Earp
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Sam Fletcher
Mrs. N. J. Fletcher
Oliver Bristow
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Geo. Flair
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Hedrick Marshall
Fitz Roscher
Sweet Springe
Val Dertowee
Frank Thomas
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Lawre Buchkoer
Kiebt Adame
Hrof FN Anderson
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