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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
3
The county notes several scattered items including AU Melloberts moving to town on a Tuesday described as the hottest day of the year. Houston was in Chicago at the start of the weark. Mr Katie Ferguson of Bates City visits W Rozell and family. Albert Payne faced questions about recovery while Histon Miron shipped hogs to Kansas City. Mrs Wm Nye traveled to Marshall to visit friends.
The notice recounts fair preparations and local activity. Row and Tuckner offer a new salt product, cattle feeders arrive from Kansas City, and attendees prepare for the G. A. R. encampment in Chicago. Art Grigoby family attends John Teter funeral. Frank Slusher returns home sick. local band progress noted. crowd to Sedalia small. IT Ling trades property for Rock Island Texas move planned. Excelsior Springs visitor improving rapidly. Clarence Dow returns from Kansas City malarial illness to recover at home. Masters house nearing completion with finishing touches soon.
Claiming a fast cure for colds, the advertisement promotes Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a money back guarantee by KE W Grove signatory on each box.
Henry Ravers and Fite Mader spent Sunday with friends near Herndon while T H Graeball and family of Shackelford attended services locally. Messrs. Vawter and Galloway began broom part work. Enid Fulkerson was sick briefly but recovered enough to be out. Ella Bauers was called to Nel a Friday due to her mother's illness.
Marshall residents report Sunday visits by Mra Fd Bush and Mrs Wm Maupin and a trip to Kansas by Wm Templeton after a pleasant time with J Hf Galloway. F St Elsen plans to buy a ranch in Oklahoma and enter the stock business as fishing youths boast nearly 400 pounds of their catch amid hot weather and no ice. A birthday event on August 20 sees girls entertained by Miss Uncle Brown and Mrs Brown, with note of those forbidden to attend. Mrs J W Blair narrowly escaped a fatal gas stove fire when a wind gust reignited a leaky flame, filling the small room with smoke before she smothered it by dousing the flame and closing the door to avoid suffocation.
A sensational early 20th century cure claim promotes Bromo Quinine Tablets as a one day cure for a cold with a no cure no pay offer priced at 25 cents. The ad emphasizes rapid relief and a simple remedy.
W A Smith on the slek Vlet while Katie Relnwald, Henry Felnwald's daughter, is very sick. Great rain Tuesday evening. Mr BF Ratlif, six miles east of town, sick with to poid fever. Local residents examined for Wwadhers' certificates. Democrats traveled to Sedalia to hear Stevenson and Dockery on free silver. Sam Clark's team wrecked a wagon near Smith's lumber yard. The piece ends with a list of teachers.
A list shows twenty teachers assigned across Missouri districts including See Messrs M A O Re ar Sweet Springs Public School Al L Thompson Kennedy Elmwood Clyde Adamire Mount Zion Walter Killion Miller Andrew Henley Antioch Walter Keith Lewis King McAllister Springs Oscar Woodamall Hern don Miss Emma Shackelford Sweet Springs Eliza Smith Oak Grove Alice Masters Armentrout Salt Pond Maude Fonebell Puck district and others. Where is this statewide roster of twenty teachers located.
Beed Wheat for sale for seed. One thousand inhele of pure Fults wheat. Sold by German or 8. T Wilson from Malia Bend Missouri, date 24.
Local brief notes list college examinations closed on Monday relief from sick list, and a stream of visitors and travelers. Montague on sick list. Wm Putech returned from east trip. Heulah Sharp back from Kansas City. Tola Vawter visiting Salt Springs relatives. Tettle Payne ill at West Arrow home. Chas Hell and wife returned from Northern resorts. Juck visiting relatives in Columbia. Earl Marmaduke of Joplin visiting family. Thus Walker visiting his family early week. Wm Lankford left for Warrensburg. Mrs BE Brown back from Arm strong relatives. St W Cowan of Salt Springs sold three mules to Evans. Mrs Frank Sebree of Kansas City visiting mother on East Wood Street. Luther Tucker left Marshall for Colorado. Al Vawter back after months in the West.
83.00 pants offered. We can tailor a pair for 100. Come now while they last at Rose and Huckner's.
Mins Beasle Stewart returns from Keokuk to his home on Wednesday. Mrs Wm Nock of Slater visits her parents Mr and Mrs J O Striker in the city Friday. Rev Thos Penick of Burli Kaneos visits his son Prof J M Penick this week. Will Walker returns from a lengthy trip visiting many Colorado resorts. Miss Louise Minor and Miss Noteman also noted in town social notes.
Viait guests from Kansas City and Ashville arrive to visit Mrs J M Patterson and others. Rev W St Dobyns postpones trip due to illness. Mrs A J Wilson and Mrs Pont visit. Mr Otley plans a southeastern tour including Chicago and New York. A lightning strike damaged a railroad bridge west of Marshall with no injuries. Mrs Randolph and Mrs Howles chaperone a group to Wilton.
Between 80 acres at Base and notices from Marshall to Kansas City readers. The item mentions an 80 acre Cros farm at Base applying at this office with 20 PD, a tea left Tuesday for Petoa key Michigan to join Mine Mattle Rea and party returning later this week, social guests Miss Nora Smith from wodaka and Miss Ethel Sparks visiting Marshall before heading home to Kansas City, Theodore Mayer of the New York Store traveling to New York City via Baltimore for fall and winter goods, and several locals including Ss. P. Houston Malta Bend Will Long Fairville O. H. Ament and Arthur Guthery returning from Chicago stock market trip.
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