28 Apr 1905
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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1905
Page
1
The text presents a garbled, OCR heavy narration about a grand meeting and various contest details. It mentions speakers, prizes, a parade of names and places, and community figures like Mrs Potter, with scattered references to the Presbyterian church and local groups. The overall coherence is low, but hints at a community event with contests, prizes, and local participants.
Plain sewing interest urged by Eliza Jackson at 778 S Jefferson St to form a sewing circle. Local women invited to join for instruction and practice in basic plain sewing skills.
Obituary notices report the death of William Kaykendall aged 77 in Longworth residence, with funeral arrangements at Salt Park Church and interment at city cemetery. Other notices include the death of Miss Rodmilt Gaulois near Blasdson at 70, with services led by Reverend Miller and burial at Dion cemetery, and multiple administrative probate items across several estates.
A cordial invitation extends to men women visitors strangers and home folks to attend a day of welcome and shared hospitality as guests at a local event hosted by the organizers.
A note lists Martha Ann Gray a Marshall resident aged 17 who died in Kansas City and was buried in Marshall on April 18. Also noted is a probate entry for Frank Nichols, administrator, and related estate settlements including Dennis Hartseok and Chr Morgan, with final discharges and cash bequests.
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