Death of Rev Klintworth Remains Back to Kansas City Burial
Deaths notice states Rev Klintworth died Friday July 25. Remains moved from Little Rock to Independence, Kansas for burial. Funeral at 10 a.m. Monday July 28 at By Luth church attended by many. Speakers included Rev C F Dente Emma Missouri Rev B E Punge Blackburn and Prof Brust Concordia Mo. Survivors include wife seven daughters two sons William pastor near Fort Worth Texas and Martin contractor Kansas City. Community laments lack of notice by Marshall Republican.
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Klintworth
Kansas City
Independence
Kansan
By. Luth
C. F. Dentetrio
Emma
Be, Punge
Blackburn
Brust
Concordia
William
Fort Worth
Texas
Martin
Marshall Republican
Death of W. Tolle at Grand Pass aged 72
Prominent North Grand Pass resident W. Tolle died suddenly at 4 a.m. Friday August 1 1916 from heart failure. A Civil War veteran and long time Methodist church member, he was 72. Survived by children Edith M Mart C L Tolle John Chas and Eva Leo Maddox and others. Funeral at Napton Baptist Church with Napton cemetery burial.
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Grand Pass
Tolle
Methodist Church
Grand Paes
Edith M. Mart
Quenomo, Kas
C. L. Tolle
Vasar Kas
John and
Chas
Eva Leo Maddox
Fred Maddox
Napton
Siet
Baptist Church of
Crump Marries Miss Alice Simpson in Miller County
Robert Crump surprised friends by marrying Miss Alice Simpson of Miller County. After four years of correspondence they wed Sunday at 4 p.m. at the bride’s home, returning Monday on the 3 p.m. train. The ceremony followed by an elegant supper at the bride’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Crump
Miller County
Alice Simpson
Mr. Crump
Miss Simpson
Mr. Cramp
Moliie McCray
Ice Cream Social for Pisgah Church Fund Drive
An ice cream social will be held in the yard at Pingah church one mile northwest of Rimwood on August 12 in the evening starting at seven. Proceeds go to paint and repair the church. All who care for the old Pisgah church and cemetery are invited to help. By order of committee.
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Pingah Church
Rimwood
Pisgah
Engine in ditch halts freight and passengers near malt bend
A freight engine derailed yesterday around four near Malt Bend on the Pacific line. The wreck blocked traffic and delayed the passenger coach for a time, with reports indicating limited injuries and rapid clearance followed by restoration of service.
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Malts Bend
Pacific
Birthday Dinner for Mrs Patterson Near Marshall
A local birthday dinner honored Mrs. Patterson on her 42nd birthday at a home five miles west of Marshall. Guests included families from Marshall Sweet Springs and Kansas City, with many gifts and multiple cakes baked by Mrs. Patterson’s helpers. The gathering featured ice cream, cake, and warm toasts to the celebrant, who received several decorative bowls and fabric pieces as presents.
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M. F. Patterson
Miles Weet
Marshall
Sweet Springs
W. H. Masters
Kansas City
Frank Higgins
J. L. Masters
Schmidt
Guess Schmidt
Frank Riggins
Molven Fenwick
Garnet Hutcheon
Mrs. Patterson
Frank Riggina
NH. ‘W. Master
Panewick
Jobb Miklen
State Fair Premium List Available in County Clerk Office
The Missouri State Fair premium list for 191% growth is ready for free distribution. Copies may be obtained from the county clerk or by writing the Missouri State Fair in Sedalia. The list highlights a new Boy's State Fair School offering one county’s select youth a week of farming and stockraising instruction. The fair runs September 27 to October 3, with many features added this year.
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Sedalia
Election Called for Bonds to Build New Lan Colton School
City voters face a May to August election to authorize 8 000 in bonds for a four room Lan Colton School building. With 4 800 from insurance on the old building, about 10 000 remains for the new structure to be erected on the old site.
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Eaded
Library club plan offers access to standard works
A push to form a new library club proposes providing readers access to a large number of standard publications from popular sources. The cost to each member would be one dollar for two years, covering all readings.
Teaches Music in Five Minutes Instruction Chart
A brief ad claims a famous chart teaches piano or organ in five minutes with accompaniment play ability. Sold for 60 cents prepaid by Mack Sales Agency in Richmond Indiana.
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Mack Sales Agency
Richmond
Indiana
Protracted Meeting Opens at Smiths Chappel
Rev J and Smith of this city began a protracted meeting at Smiths Chappel Sunday. You are invited to come out and hear the sermons and take part in the services.
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Rev. J. & Smith
Smith
Chappel Gunday
Suffragette Delegations In D C Press Senate Consideration
Delegations of suffragettes from every state besieged the Senate chamber in Washington last week, delivering petitions with thousands of signatures on the proposed Woman Suffrage Amendment. A parade from Hyattville Md. preceded the encampment on Capitol grounds. King George and Queen Mary may visit Canada and cross into the U S during their trip, possibly becoming the first reigning monarchs to set foot here. A five day armistice was reached by Bulgaria Greece Servia and Montenegro, signaling progress toward a peace treaty. Rapidly evolving world events include calls by many for Exposition participation and disputes over tariffs and treaty revocations. Jewelry thefts near Narragansett Pier and in New York involve large sums. a fatal windstorm battered Washington. a deadly accident at Ludlow Ky. and a Rock Island train derailment near Ford Kans. Also, Vasidiver appointed United States Treasurer designate will assume duties after audit.
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Union
Senate Chamber
Washington
Hyattaville Md
George
Mary
England
Canada
New York
United States
Dynamics of strike era and political shifts noted
The text discusses the financial strain of guarding a strike area in Michigan and signals potential abandonment of a Nicaragua protectorate due to Senate action. It notes a full-blood Indian, Gabe Choctaw, for a treasury post, marking a first at the federal level. Kansas Governor Hodge to aid Major in a Jefferson City road campaign, with Major planning a steam traction engine and Hodge a tractor run.
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Nicaragua
Bryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson H .B. Parker
Gabe Choctaw
Governor Hodge
Kansas
Major
Jefferson City
Hodge
Picnic Wagonette Accident Between Marshall and Wilton
A happy chaperoned youth group on a Wilton Tweeday picnic rode in a wagonette when it left the road on an embankment and spilled the crowd. No serious injuries, only bruises and scratches, to the party which continued home after the driver kept the horses in check. The group included Mrs. and Mr. Harry L. Thomas and several visiting young ladies and young men.
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Harry L. Thomas
Wilton Tweeday
Marshall
Wilton
Mirses and
Badlong
Madie Thompson
Jason Thomas
Mr. and Mia
Randall Burchard
Dan Lehan
Leo McKinney
Teddy Catanzaro
Mrs James Unroh Hosts Motor Party at Arrow Rock
Mrs James Unroh hosted a motor party to Arrow Rock yesterday evening and entertained them at dinner at the old tavern. The travelers included Mrs Frank Furry of Kansas City visiting Mrs Unrub, Mr and Mrs Fred Brown, and Howard Beasley. The tavern is a noted Marshall landmark frequented by motorists for meals after dust-filled rides.
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James Unroh
Arrow Rock
Frank Furry
Kansas City
Unrub
Fred Brown
Howard Beasley
Marshall
Among Our Friends Subscriptions and Renewals
A week of new and renewing Rhames subscribers includes Mrs. P. Christman of Carlinville T. J. M. Clark of Shackelford Mo F L H Kothe of Sweet Springs Brancor Bell of Tipton Mo Crain Bros of Sweet Springs W H Page Marshall Mo Wm Prank alitdr Mo Mra H C CalBertaon Marshall K J McCormley sande J M Wiihite Sweet Springs Mrs L A Hogan Marshall A Lowery Marshall
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P. Christman
Carlinaville
T. J
Sande
J. M. Wiihite
Sweet Springs
Accident at Pacific freight depot ends with Craddock release
At nine Tuesday morning near the Pacific freight depot Bybo Craddock shot Lucy Lewis while handling a pistol. The wound in her side was slight. Craddock summoned Dr Connell, the coroner, and after giving his account a preliminary inquiry found the shooting accidental. Craddock was released.
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Pacific Freight
Bybo Craddock
Lucy Lewis
Craddock
Connell
Little Rock Picnic by German Erange Moat church
Ladies of the German Erange Moat church will provide dinner and supper on the church grounds in Galine City on August 14. The event invites all to attend. Proceeds support church activities.
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Erange- Moat
Galine
Road Day meeting outlines county road plans
A Tuesday meeting at the Saline County courthouse gathered judges, the county highway engineer, road overseers, and Arrow Rock district commissioners to discuss Governor Major's two days for statewide road work. The court urged districts to appoint capable supervisors, organize crews, and enlist local clubs and citizens to support enhanced road construction and maintenance across districts.
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R. W. Hickman
D. D. Davidson
W. A. Gwinn
F.M. Latimer
J. H. Forbes
W. H. Lynch
B. Maupin
Palea
Wm. Langenlach
V. C. Huff
Lestie Jonnaon
J. H. Jobe
J. FP
Bale
Walter Brown
Lee Lowery
Jessie Hennick
J. H. McClain
G. T. Lyon
J. M. Parks
G. H. Bolth
Arrow Rock
J. R. Dickson
J. BE. Gibson
Hugh Craig
Saline County
Missouri
Major
County Court
Aleor
District officials listed for multiple county road districts
The county presents a roster of district No. 11 through No. 17 officials including G P Smith, J M Barritt, W M Thorp, Napton, and others, with Arrow Rock and special district notes. Districts 6 and 7 to report superintendents later. County court and road overseers urge public support for the matter.
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G. L. Mason
South Pemberton
Slater
Lem Thomas Marshall
A. B. Soper
Tom Stiver
Herman Mattie
B. F. Detemer
Geo. FP
Pearson
Ed. Brown
W. H. Thornton
Geo. Seibold
Preston
Brockway
Napton
Napton, District NO. 14.—Daniel McCormick, D. T. Eydenstriener
Gilliam
Chas Mathews
Boon Winston Gilliam
Jesse Cooper
Jake Cooks
Jasse Brummitt
Joe Herman
Ernest Brummitt
W. A. Crain
Amos Audesly
Henry Gadberry
Riley Hightaffer
Will Kiefer
W. F. Lynn
Hert Stevens
Geo. Mullins
Miami
Geo. Carr
G FP
Olinger
Lester Jetts
G. D Harris
J. R. Grady
J. T
Davin D
Cudiff
J. O. Peterman
T. L. Davin
Robi. Snoddy
P. Peterman
Will Clayton
Frank Clayton
R. H. Hyett
Elmer Akeman
Martin Kite
Dre
Ute
Pay Young
A. H. Townsend
Loyd Wilkerson
J. P. Hillen
Loyd French
Turner Munbrey
Col. Arch Gregory
Isaac Neff
L. C. Heilman
Will Heiman
Henry Cruger
Gune Griece
New Officers Named for Mo Pacific Iron Mountain System
J N Githens will become assistant to Vice President J M Johnson and head solicitation for three railroads. C B Perkins to succeed as freight traffic manager Aug 1. The assistant general traffic manager post is abolished and W J Jones moves to assist the general traffic manager.
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Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain
Mr. Githens
W. J. Jones
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Leta May Davis to wed George B H Kincaid in Cowgill
The invitation from Mr and Mrs Harry B Davis invites Leta May Davis to marry George B H Kincaid on Sunday August 24 1913 at two oclock at their Cowgill Missouri residence.
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Mixes Leta Davis
Harry
Davis
Leta May
George BH. Kincaid
Cowgill
Missouri
Mrs M B Doap and Daughter Visit Houstonia
Mrs M B Doap and her daughter Mrs Thos Lewla are spending the week with relatives in Houstonia, visiting family and sightseeing during their stay.
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M. B Doap
Thos, Lewla
Houstonia
Accidental Gun Tragedy Kills Grand Pass Baby
A 14 month old child died after a gun left loaded on a porch discharged when the child, age three or four, moved it into the house. The accident occurred at Allen Hicks’ home near Grand Pass Friday morning. Doctors and neighbors offered aid, but the baby died within hours. The Grand Pass neighborhood extends sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Allen Hicks
Grand Pass
Hicxa
Entre Grand Pass
Kansas City Markets Opened by Mose Land Milling Co
Markets furnished by the Mose Land Milling Company opened and closed with limited details available. The brief note records the events without further context or dates, leaving the status of operation as unspecified in the surviving material.
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Mose Land Milling
Letters Called For At Marshall Post Office Listing
Notices show letters remaining to be called at the Marshall Missouri post office dated August 6 1912 if not claimed within two weeks they will be sent to the Dead Letter Office Washington D C Addressees include Maud M Ross Bessie Lady Anderson Burgesas Rev I H Coner J H Hopkins J M Roddy J H Woods G W
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Marshall, Mo
Washington ,D. C
Ladiea Anderson Maud M. Ross
Miss Bessie
Burgesas
Chautauqua Tickets On Sale At Marshall Banks
Tickets for the chautauqua go on sale at all Marshall banks on and after Saturday August th. Buy now to avoid a rush seen in recent years.
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Marshall
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Rev. P. Klintworth
W. &. Tolle
Dezoh
Bulgaria
Greece
Servia
Montenegro
J. P. Mitchell
Port of
Germany
Russia
American Congress
Hénh
Honan
Narragansett Pier
O. C. Rumeey
B. H. Harriman
Tiang
Ludlow Ky
Oolin Johnson
Salt Lake City
Rock Island
Ford
Kans
Vasidiver
United Rites
St"Louie
Federal Building
East Brookside
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
Tower City
Burchinal
Iowa
Boert.Jones
Farmer
Peninsula
Michigan
Hearer
Wagonette
Little Rock
Davidson
W. A, Gwinn
Loula Weber
A. W. Forbes
J. W. Forbes
John Knott
Clause Weinberg
Louis Steinkhuler
Sweet Spring
Julius Hemme Wm
Whera
Louis Armentrout
Winston Sugith
Charly Allen
Rd. Dankenbrick
Len Beatt
Walter Nightwine
Austin Wingfield
Dick Morgan
Mt. Leonard
Distric
Kincaid-Davis
A. A
Fe Hutter
Ema M. Chaffee
Farmers Savings Bank Bidg
Marehall, Me
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