Local Items From Marshall and Nearby Towns This Week
Community notes report Bob Clough nearly trip to Kansas City, families visiting Spring locations, new eight room home completed by J J Mikels of Salt Springs, Prof J N Everard preached at Hardeman Presbyterian, L M Morrow’s wife enjoyed Wilton Springs, Rev Arthur Downs back from Mayview, Prairie Home School to open Sept 7 with Rosa Richter teacher. Others include visits to Kansas City, Niagara Falls, and Deepwater, Mo. Married couple Walter Halingin and Lizzie Witcher wed in Marshall. Major Lee Tucker’s paralysis event causes concern. Town residents travel for visits and teaching jobs. land sale rumor surrounds Robert Clough’s purchase from John Sargeant. Vivian Mullins to teach in Bull Llaho. Heated August day noted with near hundred degree temps. Prof Place enjoyed vacation. Prof Edgar Price and family returned from east trip.
Coal price notice from Williams offers lump coal
Lexington buyer alert as W. E. Williams advertises lump coal at 2.65 dollars per ton. Local seller markets coal by the ton with emphasis on value and stock.
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Lexington
W. E. Williams
Taylor's Week End Sales Emphasize Bargains and Chautauqua
On vacation shutdowns we promise new Republican issues with rare grocery bargains. Supreme hams 10 to 12 lb at 15c per lb. Cook a ham to avoid heat. Visit Taylor's in Marshall for sale items, rest room, and a welcome to Central Missouri's notable Chautauqua with national speakers and entertainers at low cost.
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The
Republican
Marshall
Missouri
Local Visitors Report From Miami And Surrounding Towns
W H Nichols of Miami and T P Rogers from Miami visited here this week. John Eubank of Slater came by auto on Tuesday while Geo Lyons, a Marshall visitor from Miami township, stopped in Monday. Ben Williams of Silex spent late last week visiting. Mrs L C Scott and daughter Sadie and Mrs H I Blosser and daughter from Marta Bend were seen shopping. Mrs Geo Spitler of Mt Zion Illinois visits Hugh Hayes this week. The Seventh district Democratic congressional committee met in Marshall Monday. E M Wright expects his family back today from a several months Ohio visit.
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Geo Spitler
Mt Zion, [Il
Hugh Hayes
Democratic Congressional Committee
Marshall
E M. Wright
Ohio
Local residents plan winter moves and visits
Mrs. Nellie Taylor and her daughter will depart Monday to establish a winter home in Kansas City. Mrs. Maggie Rice and her daughter returned to St Louis after an extended stay with friends. Mrs. Elizabeth Yantis from near Blackburn came Tuesday to attend the Presbyterian Conference and is staying with her niece, Mrs. Hoy.
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Nellie Taylor
Kansas City
Maggie Rice
St Louis
Elizabeth Yantis
Near
Blackburn
Mra, Hoy
Lexington Black Coal Price and Local Moves
Lexington residents report coal at 266 per ton from W. E. Williams as W. J. Crain returns from fear Cretcher after his wife received three weeks of osteopathic treatment. Nay Alexander and Robert Adams, two substantial colored farmers near Miawi, left Monday for Pratt, Kansas to tour the country and consider taking a claim and moving this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
W. E. Williams
W. J. Crain
Fear Cretcher
Nay Alexander
Robert Adams
Miawi
Pratt
Kaunas
Advertisement Restrictions Mentioned in Note
The notice insists on a 20 word advertisement limit with a single insertion and requests the sender provide their own address for any special arrangements.
Quiet home wedding ties Slaughter and Henderson families
The ceremony occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Obed Slaughter in Norton on Wednesday evening uniting their daughter Mildred to A. J. Henderson of St. Louis son of J. J. Henderson east of town. Rev. G. W. Reeves officiated and the couple left for St. Louis to reside at 1721 N. Pendleton Ave where the groom works as a mail clerk for the C. and A. line. The bride and groom represent Saline's best colored families.
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Obed Slaughter
Norton
Mildred
A. J. Henderson
St. Louis
J. J. Henderson
East of Town
G. W. Reeves
N. Pendleton Ave
Saline
Real Estate Transfers Summary In Sweet Springs Area
Francea V. Johnson transfers 82 acres in 11-50-21 to W. G. Woodemall. C. H. Tucker sells part of lot 1, block 88 G Slater to L. A. Buck for 400 dollars. Buck sells back to Tucker part of lot 1, block 38 Slater for 400 dollars. F. B. Jackson transfers lot 9, block 4 in Smith addition to Ambrose Hag gard in Sweet Springs for 160 dollars. John Braun transfers 10 acres in 8-50-20 to Joseph M. Brown for 500 dollars.
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Francea V. Johnson
W. G. Woodemall
C. H. Tucker
L. A. Buck
Slater
F. B. Jackson
Ambrose Haggard
Smith Addition
Sweet Springs
John Braun
Joseph M. Brown
Prof Winders and Virgil Beaty Visit Sweet Springs on Business
Prof Winders and Virgil Beaty, both of Sweet Springs, were in town Tuesday on business.
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Prof
Winders
Virgil Beaty
Sweet Springs
Free WantColumn Opens for Readers’ Help Ads
A local newspaper announces an upcoming free want column to aid readers seeking help or positions. The note invites submissions and explains the feature will run in upcoming editions for community benefit.
Floral Company Presents Vacation Return Gift
Emanuel Witrapp manager of the Marshall Floral Co. left Friday night on a several weeks vacation trip to Niagara Falls and other points of interest. The company expresses appreciation for his efficient service by giving him this trip at its expense.
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Emanuel Witrapp
Marshall Floral Co
Niagara Falls
Renewed subscribers list shows several readers added
Since our last issue new subscribers include A. J. Henderson of St Louis H O Gadberry of Miami for two years J B Blackburn of Marshall and many new names Earnest Lemm Gilliam J L Smith W L Crain Julius Oaks John Henry J M Haggard I M Smith J T Tresce Jas F Aulgar and F M Faris of Marshall Sweet Springs and Shackleford are mentioned among others
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A. J. Henderson
St. Louia
H. O. Gadberry
Miami
J. B. Blackburn
Marshall
Earnest Lemm
Gilliam
J. L. Smith
Sweet Springs
W.L Crain
Juluus Oaks
John Henry
J. M Haggard
I. M. Smith
J. T. Tresce
Shackle
For Sale Cloverdale Farm Near Houstonia 530 Acres
Farm in Saline and Pettis counties near Houstonia offered for sale. Five complete sets of buildings on the 530 acres. Easy terms. Price eighty? per acre.
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Cloverdale Farm
Saline
Pettis Counties
Houstonia
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Clough
Mrs
R. B. Taylor
Excelator Springs
J. J. Mikels
Salt Springs
Wek
J. N. Everard
Hardeman Presbyterian Church
L. M. Morrow
Wilton
Arthur Downs
Monlay
Mayview
the Prairie Home
Minx
Rosa Richter
May Grecian
Shawnee Okla
Elater
Mixx Emma
J. R. Dobyns
Jackson, Mira
Metora Barbee
J. M H Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield
R. L. Wyoet
Mra Fh. P. Hume
St. Louis County
Mra. J. Wi. Kenner
Walter Halingin
Deepwater, Mo
Lizzie Witcher
Recorder’s Office
Ewing Hudson
Bowling Green
Lee Tucker
Mra. T. &. Spencer
Crearville
Mra. Phorbe Vesser
Mardeman
Towna
Shaile
Steve Kechart
Northweast
Edgar & Price
Tuesay
Place
Robert Clough
John Sarzei
Mr. Sargeant
Bo Mullins
Miss Vivian
Bull, Llaho
Taylor’s
E. C
Taylor’s Cash Dept. Store
Murphy-Mills
Murphy Mills
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Murphy- Mills
Murphy-Mills Clothing Co
W. H. Nichols
T. P. Rogers
John Eubank
C. L. Bell
Chicago
Myers & Bell
Geo. Lyons
Miami Township
Ben Williams
Silex
L.C. Scott
Miss Sadie
South Lafayette
H. I Blosser
Marta Bend
Mereball
Swift & Co
Huber
Whaet and Co
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