Deaths Mexican War Veteran John Wall Dies in Saline
Saline honorably recalls John Wall a Mexican and Civil War veteran who died August 16 at Norton aged 80. Born January 18 1769 in Montgomery County Virginia he lived in Cambridge before marrying Mary B. Gault in 1856. Six children survived and funeral services were held at Slater cemetery.
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John Wall
Saline
Mear Norton
Wall
Montgomery County
Virginia
Saline Wiith
Cambridge
Mary B. Gault
Miami
Better World
E. B., Wall
St. Louis
John E., Re. G
Henry W. At
Pittsburg
Slater Cemetery
Hasemeier and Bollman Tie Found in Napton Area
Louis Hasemeier of Napton and Clara E. Bollman of Slater wed at the bride’s parents home at 7 p.m. with Rev. Austin Wolfe officiating. Only close relatives attended as well wishes were extended. The groom is a farmer and teacher raised in the county. the bride has lived in Slater all her life. The couple’s honeymoon took them to a farm home between Napton and Hardeman.
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Louis Hasemeier
Napton
Clara E. Bollman
E. Bollman
Austin Wolfe
Presbyterian Church
Slater
Hardeman
Slater Rustler
Obituary for Mrs Elizabeth M Park A Prominent Resident
Mrs Elizabeth M Park a prominent and reerected resident of Blackb re had been sick for weeks with little hope for recovery She survived by two sisters Miss Games Moncecrgard Calloway who resided with her and two adopted nephews Low’s and Piave Meal Daughter of a Bider Gain and a Christian mother the details are incomplete and fragmented
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Elizabeth M. Park
Vary
Mon Norsing
Mos Games
Moncecrgard Calloway
Low
Piave
Blackburn Christian Church Burial Service
The Blackburn Christian Church on Way was conducted by Rev. Arthur Downe and burial took place in Blackburn Cemetery with Mr. and Mrs. W. Scott and others attending from here.
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Blackburn Christian Church
Fev
Arthur Downe
Blackburn Cemetery
W. Scott
Death Notices for Mrs Jas N Stollworth and Mrs Cook
Mrs Jas N Stollworth died at her home near Eoping on Monday morning after a long illness at about 40. She is survived by her husband and four children Agnes Ella May Herbert with Stanford in Monrovia Kis returning for the funeral. The late Mrs C G Cook, daughter of Marion Nichols, died Saturday night leaving a husband and two daughters. Her remains were taken to Nelson Missouri and buried in a cemetery near Blackburn Record note.
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Owen V. Thornton
Gilead
Ohio
Mr. Thorton
Shackelford Iady
Loftis
Kanew City
Mirahall
Paris Walker
Von
Frieda
Embalmers Supply Co
Royis
Higginsville
Walker
Father Griffin
Mt. Saint Mary's Cemetery
John B. Thomas
Myrile Lynch
Hornflop
Pellacre
Mra Sarah BE. Lynch
Mra. M. 1 Barron
Marshall
P. F
C. L. Jacobi
The
Baptist Church
Accase
Mt. Ol Church
Wm. Lorna
Jas. N. Stollworth
Eoping
Stanford
Agnes
Ella May
Herbert
Monrovia
Kis
Marion Nichols
C. G. Cook
Nelson
Blackburn
Lena Lenz Meier marry Alton fireman in Slater home
Lena Lenz Meier daughter of Mrs Mary Meier wed M R Lena son of Mr and Mrs Martin Lena in Slater at bride’s mother home with Rev W F Roberts officiating. Attendants were Leonard Davis and brother in law and sister of the groom. After brief reception the couple planned a Chicago Columbus Ohio trip before settling to home in Slater around September. Witnesses included August Meier and other local families.
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M. R. Lena
Mra
Martin Lenz
Alton
Anna Mae Meier
Mary Meier
W. F. Roberts
The
Baptist Church
Leonard Davie
Breter
Mise Vera Lens
Leonard Davis
Chicago
Columbus
Ohio
Slater
August Meier
Pike
P. B
Chas Deibel
Henry
Lawrences Meier
Johnson Johnston Pair Travel Through Mareiall to Chi Ceo
Harry Johnson of Ne’aon and Johnston Welneping, both graduates of MVY, left for Chicago after visiting their sister Mrs. Ry. They were married recently and plan to settle at home with relatives in Cleveland. The event featured a splendid exposition and notable journey through Marsh, Cleveland.
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Harry Johnson
Ne'aon
Mareiall
Chi
Untitled Birth Notice From Taylor Texas
A birth is reported in Taylor Texas for a daughter born August 7. The parents are Mr and Mrs Aul Mre dL. Relatives in Moberly and Higbse are noted as attendees. Em a Oleos is with the daughter and Mowa Esdle is also mentioned.
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Aul Mre
Price
Taylor
Texas
A ‘Dangter
Emma Oleos
Real Estate Transfers In Slater and Marshall Districts
A list of property transfers including Chas E Brown to Wick Davis for 3 acres in 5-50-18 and Emily D Vawter gains 40 acres in 10-50-91 for 13000. additional transfers involve H R Hennasy, Howard P Short, Reuben Armstrong, Abe Sinnett, George W Young, Wm H Hall, Laula Hemme, Jno T Leaton, Ernest E Eisen, M E Miller, John Wingfield, Mary T Baithes, Chas V Davis et al, Jae J McCoy, Margeret A Swittock, and others across Slater, Mal ta Bend, College and Hagan additions with various acreages and parcel numbers.
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P Short and Wise
Slater
Abe Sinnett
George W. Young
G. P. Weneel
Wm. H. Hall
Stockman
Malta Bend
Brown
Laula Hemme
Otto Bredehoeft
Jno
T. Leaton
Jon B. Davis
Ernest E. Eisen
TS. Price
Enat Woot We
Starchan
Sem M E Miller
J R Kaylor
Lota
College
Marshall
John Wingfield
Mary Té
Calvin
Balthie
Hudson
Mary T Baithes
Hagan
Chas
Davis Et al
Finley
Bik
Marshall Co
Jae
McCoy
Altos
Miami
Warehouse
Margeret A Swittock
Harry C Bule
Clarkson
Elizabeth MC Swift
Ame
Walter BH
Frank L's
Mary E Howard
Aexanders
South America Trip Insights From Mr Goodwin Report
Mr C B Goodwin returned from South America and shared general observations. He notes high rents in cities, cheap cattle, widespread Catholicism, multilingualism, and Buenos Aires as a costly city. He compares cities to Chicago, mentions two million inhabitants, over a thousand factories, and strong finance sectors.
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C. B. Goodwin
South America
Buenos Aires
Chicago
South Amer
Bue- Alrea
Equator
Rio Janeiro
Buencnire
Goodwin
Cll Goodwin
Runaway Horseus Causes Wreck Injuries to Doughty Family
Bad runaway caused by a strange horse sent L. A. Doughty and his wife and baby crashing into a fence. They were hurled from their surrey at their home, Mrs Doughty badly bruised foot, baby unconscious for hours but only bruised. Both were thrown a distance. accident thankfully not more serious.
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Sim L. A. Doughty
Baby
Church Notes On Two Week Meeting At Cantle Hall
Rev D C Bolton attending two week meeting at Christian Union church with Rev Dowden and Hiera. Christian Science subject for Sunday 11 am Mind. Meeting at Cantle Hall.
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D. C. Bolton
Christian Union Church
Neek Crocher
Reve, Dowden and Hiera
Cantle Hall
Fragmentary Names Section from Unknown Local List
A garbled OCR list names multiple individuals and places including Sweet Springs and Gilliam, referencing various towns and persons with scattered fragments. The text reproduces scattered proper nouns such as Sweet Springs, Marshall, Gilliam, Lawton, Miami, Napton, and several surnames with unclear roles or affiliations.
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Jacob Claneon
Kana
W. R. Schiffen Gilliam
James Leith
Ellsworth
H. B. Kechart
Marshall
T. A. Drew
Blackburn
J. H. Owsis
Sweet Springs
Sanford Fields
Swet Springs
John McGure
L. H. Steinkuhler
Luther Carmean
Halleck Johnson
W. R. Dickerson
Sweet
Trampled by Horses in Farm Stall Injury to Boy 16
A 16 year old boy, grandson of Sam Evans, was stepped into a stall with two horses Tuesday evening. The horses were frightened, throwing and trampling him to the floor. Claude Evans rescued him. the boy climbed to the manger where Dr. John Hall diagnosed no broken bones. He remained bedridden for several days.
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Diac UN
Sam Evans
Claude Evans
John Hall
County Committee Remains With Old Ranks Without Quorum
Republican county central committee meeting found no quorum on Saturday and kept the old committee in power until the new body can meet. The prospective members listed include Arrow Rock LC Shackelford, Clay T M Ehlers, Cambridge R W Price, Rimwood A L Mikell, Grand Pass W F Rohn, Liberty W F Dennis, Marehall L D Muirel, Miami A H Audsley, Salt Fork Vacant, Balt Pond J H McGuire.
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Republican County Central
Arrow Rock
Shackelford
Blackwater
Clay
T. M. Ehlers
Cambridge
R. W. Price
Rimwood
A. L. Mikell
Grand Pass
W. F. Rohn
Liberty
W. F. Dennis
Marehall
L. D. Muirel
Miami
A. H. Audsley
Salt Fork
Balt Pond
J. H. McGuire
Uncalled for Letters in Marshall Postoffice 1919
Uncalled letters at Marshall Missouri postoffice dated August 21 1919 to be sent to the dead letter office at Washington D C if not claimed within 15 days. Names listed include Flora Allen Iva Canata Besse Philpott Ames C A Williams A R Wilson Mr and Mrs W W Cook Mr Louis Joy J M Martin Billie Williams L W VanDyke and P M.
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Marshall, Mo
Postoffice
Washington, D. C
Flora Allen
Iva Canata
Besse Philpott
Ames C. A Wiliams
A. R. Wilson
Mra
W. W. Cook
Adr
Marriage License Entries Mixed in Jefferson Columns
A cluttered OCR fragment lists marriage license entries with names and places such as Percy Watts and Geraldine Brooks, plus others tied to Marshall, New Haven, and Miami. The readable items suggest a public notice of licenses issued in various locales with several unclear surnames and place fragments.
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Percy Watts
Col
Marshall Geraldine Brooks
Marshall Eugene
L'vessy
New Haven
Miriam Brows
HB. Thomas
Miami
Lucy Page
Ami
Bem Lindsey
Blater
Katie Mapin
Slater Smith
Saline County Fair Sees Strong Final Days
The Saline county fair under new management overcame a late start and canceled tracts to draw big crowds on Thursday and Friday. John W. Rose praised the outcomes, Ed A Mitchell credited for strong leadership, and the event posted a surplus of about £100 after paying expenses. Detailed premium winners span crafts, baking, poultry, livestock, and special premiums, with notable names such as Miss Mamie Sharp, Mrs. C. W. Lacy, and Jno. Barr among many awardees.
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Saline County
John W. Rose
Ed A Mitchell
Gis Sted
Scott Bros
Mamie Sharp
White's
Mra M. D. Dean
Mabel Smith
O. W. Johnston
Mies Marcia Francisco
C. W. Johnston
W. B. Wilhelm
I. O
Mia
J. Q. Moore, Jr
Rhode Island
Dr. W. Reynolds
Biedel
PF. W. Miles
M. L. Winn
P.H. Franklin
C. W. Lacy
Mareball Light Heat & Power Company
John Adama
Helen Huff
BE. M. Wright
Mattie Terrill
Democrat-News
Democrat-Newa Mase H. Land Milling Co
Walter Pile
Pride of
Saline
Mra
W. T. Brown C. A. Mauch
Diamond Ring
Leyhe-Downing Clothing Cmpany
John Barr
Saline County Implement Company
Jno. Barr
Umlen
Potter's Saddlery At Harness Co
Wm. Adkison
Wien
Leon Frier
New York
Alice Irvine
Dwig Brown
Alver
John
Krmkucha
LaCroiee Lumber Company
Soap Barr
G. F. Martin
Geo
Gladys Houx
Eugene Carter
Purcell
A. F. Rector
Poultry Department
Buff Orpingtons
D. Anderson
Freeman Campbell
Leghoros
Yoda
Plymouth Rocks
C. B. Brown
Mitchell
Angel
Josie Terrell
J. A. Strang
Bessie Tegier
Misa
Lillian Crank
Wailer
E. D. Terrell
Sam Barbee
J. A Strong
Lizsie Martens
E. D.terre
Mattie Terrell
Frank Justice
C. L. Ewing
J. B Harr
Frank Evan
Uukter
Tod
W. W. Carpenter
Ist
Prem Um
A. Herrington
A. B. Bebel
Fres
Nichola
M. Glam
Ted
John Elmore
H. C. Young
Gaines Piper
Rolit Ehroman
Prem Um Switzer
Harry Green
Claud Oldham
Charles Durrett
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Lenz-Meier
Johnson - Johnston
Mowe Esdle
Mr. Louis Joy
J. M. Martin
Billie Williams
L. W. VanDyke
P. M
Will M. Tyer
Banks of
W.hewkin
H. W. Harvey