City Council Meets Monday Night August 84 Actions
City council discusses sprinkler ordinance for public streets with liens on abutting real estate. Various committee referrals on sewers sidewalks water and streets, mower purchase, crossing, weed cutting, poll tax, and telephone franchise approval noted. Mayor Page to appoint poll tax collector. W E Carter named street commissioner. Conway absent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Osaway
Spangler
Rollie Cowan
Bouth Odell
Jackson Street
West Yerby Street
J. J. Mitchell
W. D. Bush
Rt. M. Reynokds
Eswer
George Hahn
Page
E. B. Parks
W. E. Carter
Dinanee
Herndon Telephone Company
City of
Marshall
Conway
Big Special Sale at WM Fletcher's in Marshall
Only a few days remain for WM Fletcher's Big Special Sale in Marshall. The store touts the largest base gains ever offered, inviting shoppers to visit before the event ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. Fletcher’s
Marshall
Humorous bits and quips from a bygone page
A collection of wry lines and jokes from Leslie's Weekly and Lippincott's featuring a chorus of witty exchanges. A husband’s blame for bigamy, a bachelor avoiding marriage to write love stories, and playful asides about public spirit and dating rituals fill the panel.
Bray's new hotel opens on Marshall square corner
The substantial city improvement Bray opens a first class hotel on the southwest corner of the square occupying the entire second floor of a new brick building. It is fully refurnished and presents a splendid stopping place for visitors to Marshall. Bray aims to provide upscale amenities and thorough quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bray
Marehall
Administration Notice for Charles Naegolin Estate
Letters of administration issued for the estate of Charles Naegolin deceased. The undersigned was granted admin on the first day of July in 188? by the Probate Court of Malone County, MO. All creditors must present their claims within one year for allowances, or be barred from cash estate.
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Noticr
Oharies 5
Naegolin
Frabete Court
Maline
Percene
County News Highlights From Aug 4 Visitations
Aug 4 1008 reports callers and visitors across the county. John Lee and wife called on Van Buskirk. Ed Blakely and Ed Speege spent days in Marshall. Bam Lee visited Sedalia. Tom Barns and family at RB 8 Sime Wednesday. Charley Allen and family at Homer Allen’s. Maude Blakely shopped Sweet Springs. Mrs Pittman and Mrs Reynolds at Bimse. Riley Thomas family at Ed Chamberlin’s. a Will Vogelmeir dance drew a good crowd. Balius of Mt Leonardo visiting brother George Baldus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lee
van Buskirk
Ed Blakely
Ed Speege
Marshall
M. W. Pittman
Bam Lee
Sedalia
Tom Barns
Sime
Charley Allen
Homer Allen
Maude Blakely
Sweet Springs
Eather Pittman
Lisale Reynolds
T. A. Bimse
Riley Thomas
Ed Chamberlins
Will Vogelmeir
Balius
Mt. Leonardo
George Baldus
Chautauqua residents host visitors and speakers this week
Mrs Sandidge of Kansas City stayed with her sister Mrs Joe Staples while Lewie Petry hosted the Boonville chautauqua and Marshall’s event opens August 25. Candidates spoke to a large audience last Friday night. hosts included B E Staples Wade Higgisabotham L M Haynie and Charlie Elgin. Everett Bell Virgil Casada were guests at Wannamaker. L Piper returned home to Newburg after a month. Rosale Thorp Mayme Bell visit Napton. Catherine Townsend Zora Howell with Miss Lula Thorp. Nancy Hancock Ethylene Goott and a friend from Marshall attended and were called on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandidge
Kansas City
Joe Staples
Lewie Petry
Boonville
Marshall Chautauqua
B. E. Staples
Wade Higgisabotham
L. M. Haynie
Charlie Elgin
City
Everett Bell
Virgil Casada
Wannamaker
Montgomery
L Piper
Newburg
Rosale Thorp
Mayme Bell
Napton
Catherine Townsend
Zora Howell
Lula Thorp
Nancy Hancock
Ethelyne Geott
Marshall
John Goott
Local Weather and Social Roundup in Chouteau Springs
Friday events at Chouteau Springs feature Mesdamen Coleman Miswes Wing Bells Cor ldry McAllister Thorp and Sprigge Canada Cole man Wing Bell and Dotson enjoying a jolly time and a good rain. Mrs M G McAllister visits Brownlee. W P Yates guests of KR B Thorp family. Ira Canada stayed in Marshall last week. Protracted Methodist meeting continues with large nightly attendance.
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Our City
Chouteau Springs
Mesdamen Coleman
Miswes Wing
Bells
Corldry
McAllister
Thorp
Messrs
Sprigge
Canada
Coleman
Wing
Bell and Dotson
M. G. McAllister
Brownlee
KR. B. Thorp
Ira Canada
Marshall
Methodist Church
Old Doctor Still Honored in Kirksville Osteopathic Meet
National Osteopathic Association held in Kirksville Missouri with about 2500 visitors the largest osteopathy gathering to date The city proclaimed a half day in his honor as crowds lined streets for a parade saluting Dr Still and a Chautauqua program featuring civic leaders and speeches including Jes John R Kirk who presented a loving cup valued at 250 to celebrate Still’s 80th birthday and his life work
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National
Kirksville
Eldes
Astreta
DeFrance Park
Jes. Jno. R. Kirk
State Normal
Kirkaville
Osteopathy noted at world convention and endowment aim
The article recalls a grand Osteopathic convention praising Dr. A T Still and the Old Doctor's teachings. It notes a $840,000 estimate for Osteopathy research funding, the Kirkville school’s growth, and a hospital and surgery program, while warning against unbaptized pretenders and urging public scrutiny of practitioners. Boston officials and Dr J L Holloway of Dallas are mentioned in attendance.
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Han
Terry
New York City
A.T
Osteopathic Association
J. L. Holloway
Dallas
Texas
Rufus Holloway
Marshall
Ovteopaty
Nuckles
Mr and Mrs W L Peace Visit Mrs McCord Family
Mr and Mrs W L Peace and their young daughter Riva Gladyn traveled to Sharon on Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs Peace’s mother Mrs Anna McCord.
Oil Fire's Fury Grows Near San Feronimo River
The Tampico dispatch reports a massive oil field fire seventy five miles southwest of Tampico along the San Feronimo River. Subterranean explosions have opened new fissures in the last three days, sending burning oil into the air at heights from one thousand to fifteen thousand feet. Estimated oil loss runs around ninety thousand barrels daily, with officials calling it the largest well brought in on the American Continent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampico
Mexco
San Feronimo River
Here
Woman learns lynching of husband mistaken
A wife waiting at home is surprised when a group of ruffians rides up and admits they have lynched her husband but hung the wrong man instead. The leader apologizes, saying the joke is on them.
Final Settlement Notice in Saline County Estate
Notice to all creditors and others interested in the estate of William T. Claycomb that Thos J Claycomb and Wm F Claycomb of Kars intend to make their final settlement at the next Probate Court term in Saline County. The court will be held at the courthouse on the first Monday in September. Executors Thos J Claycomb and Wm F Claycomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. T. Claycomb
J. Claycomb
Wm. F.claycomb
Saline County
Vourl
Said County
J.claycomb
F. Claycoma
Inactive Divorce Case Notice in Missouri Court
The circuit court of Balline County issues an order of publication for Antonette Mericke, defendant, in a divorce action filed by Frank Merickel. The notice requires the defendant to appear at the next term in Marshall City by September to answer or plead, or the bill will be taken as confessed and judgment granted. A true copy is attested by Clerk RB Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheart Court
Ion
Frank
Merickel
Plainum, Va
Antonette Mericke
Plainum Hereia
A. A. Whiteltt
Ales Bis
Davii
State of
Missouri
Pialnus
Mareball
Esid
Boy on streetcar shouts crude demand and helps with laundry
A small boy in Emporia Kansas startled streetcar passengers by crying out Will till I get my clothes off The conductor waited as the lad climbed down and pulled a basket of washed clothes after him in a curious ending to the ride
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Emporia
Kan
Gosh Dern Wedding Notice Stirs Western Editor
A Western editor ran a wedding notice for John Gosh and Jennie Dern with the playful headline Gosh-Dern. The groom has reportedly vanished into sage brush and cactus after the notice appeared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gosh
Jennie Dern
Boy refused school for missing birth license
Dr Luther H Gulick recalls meeting a boy crying after being sent home by a principal for not bringing a license of birth. The superintendent notes the child’s distress and questions the policy as he describes the incident in New York schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther H. Gulick
New York
Oil Well Turns Volcano Near Tampico
Oil fire at the San Gersomimo field, about seventy-five miles southwest of Tampico, caused a violent blowout forming a crater roughly 150 feet wide and a 100 foot high artificial volcano. Burning oil cascades down the slopes, threatening nearby tropical forests as flames grow beyond control.
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Tampico
Mex
San Gersonimo
Big Harness Sale At Reppenhagen's Marshall Store
C L Reppenhagen offers his full stock of saddlery and harness goods at a 20 percent discount excepting 500c goods or under. All items over 50c discounted. Sale lasts August for cash. Harness repairs while you wait at low prices. Avoid delay. stock is large. Co L Reppenhagen G W Cor Square Marshall Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Reppenhagen
Reppenhagen
W. Cor
Square
Marshall, Mo
Notice of Final Settlement in Himmeens Estate
Notice is given to creditors and interested parties in the estate of Erastus Himmeens that Ohes Sias mens and Claytos Bimmena, heirs, intend to make a final settlement in Galine County. The settlement will be examined at the Court House on the first Monday of September 1908. Stayton OL executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erastus Himmeens
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Lippincott
Redpath Chautauqua System
Arkansas Getorade
Freee
Nebraska
New Mexico
North Dakota
Nevada
South Dakota
Utah
Washington
Wyoming
Chicago & Alton
RB. D. Johnson
Circult Cours
Baline
Mab Gay
A. Djonnsor
D.U
B. Scott
Ctrouss
Will Hawkins
Alike
Sene
Big Harness Sale
Castoria
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