Heavy fines imposed in criminal court session
After a week’s vacation criminal court resumed with Judge John A presiding. James Wingfield and John Wingfield were fined $600 with eight months in jail and $300 plus costs respectively for illegal liquor sales. Walter Wright and Dave Piper were discharged. Louis Clay pled guilty to assault but remained unsentenced. Court continued into yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A
Ellows
Aeas
Geo, Terrell
W. L. Haines
D. L. Fields
Jerome Younger
Ernest Dyer
G. H. Amabury
Wm. Boatright
Walter Wright
Fred Dickerson
Fred Reavis
M. Edwards
John Wingfield
City Court of Appeals
Wm. Fellows
James Wingfield
Dave Piper
Arthur Clay
Col
Fiddlers Contest Delights Audience At Opera House
The Fiddlers' Contest at the opera house Saturday night drew a good attendance and provided an enjoyable program. Prize winners were not learned from the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Diphtheria Death of Little Leo Aulgar in St Louis
Leo Aulgar two years old, son of Mr and Mrs Albert Aulgar of St Louis, died at the Billingsley home near the C and A depot after taking a cold on Thanksgiving Day. Dr J R Hall arrived too late as the child worsened and died Tuesday. The burial was held at Ridge Park cemetery Wednesday. Mrs Billingsley is an aunt of Mrs Aulgar. Sympathy extended to the bereaved parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo
Albert Aulgar
St. Louis
J. D. Billingsley
J. R. Hall
Ridge Park Cemetery
Thanksgiving Day Narrow Escape On Post Office Foreman\n
Willis Chastain reports Harry Fishback a post office employee escaped injury after a stray bullet grazed his nose during a Thanksgiving hunting trip in Oklahoma. The incident left him without serious injury though the bullet cut his nose and prompted jokes about credibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Chastain
Harry Fishback
Post Office
O. E. Grecian
Oklahoma
Mr. Fishback
Child Nearly Drowns After Water Barrel Incident
J R Atchley reports his three-year-old son nearly drowned Saturday when he toppled into a water barrel head first. Rescued in about ninety seconds by Mrs Atchley, the child recovered quickly with care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Atchley
Edward Lemm Still Alive amid Rabies Theories
Edward Lemm of New Frankfort remains in question as rumors of hydrophobia circulate. E B Park and J A Skinner both suspect blood poisoning and insanity rather than rabies, noting his restfulness when visited and guarded by county officials.
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Edward Lem
New Frankfort
E. B. Park
Lemm
J. A. Skinner
Mr. Parks
Elmer Skinner
James Andrews
John Kalinka
Chas
Howard
New son arrives for Mr and Mrs Ben Lowenstein
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Ben Lowenstein of South Gdell on Tuesday. Ned Woodbridge of Fowler Colorado will visit Charlie Johnston for the holidays, staying as a guest during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Lowenstein
South Gdell
Ned Woodbridge
Fowler, Colo
Charlie Johnston
Vintage flatware price list with assorted spoons and forks
A fragmented catalog of Lily Pattern flatware items with prices for oysters, middling spoons, berry forks, dessert spoons, coffee spoons, table spoons, bouillon spoons, salad forks, and related serving pieces. Prices range from about 1.60 to 13.25, with multiple item types including butter knives and ladles.
Violet patterns and cutlery sale with free engraving
An advertisement selling VIOLET PATTERNS tableware including forks spoons and knives at set prices with free engraving of one old English or three script initials. It claims low prices, boxed presentation, and a promise of honesty and absolute facts in all ads alongside a call to compare with competitors nationwide.
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United States
Orwata
Four Roads Consolidated forms larger railroad system
Chicago Nov 26 Official announcement completes consolidation of Alton Clover Leaf Hawley Ghents Minneapolis St Louis and Iowa Central under one management. New appointments Dec 1 include George Chariton passenger traffic manager Charles King freight traffic manager B C Stevenson assistant freight traffic manager G Lats general freight agent R J McKay general passenger agent A B Cutts enlarged from single road to four roads. System spans 2177 miles with major terminals in Chicago St Louis and Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Alton-Clover Leaf Roads
Hawley-Ghents Syndicate
Minneapolis & St. Louis
Iowa Central
W.L. Ross
G. H. Ross
George J. Chariton
Charles A. King
Minn
Kansas City
Sioux City
Springfield
Cutts
Chariton
Jas, Chariton
A.sp.i
Jon
Alton
Charitons
Teachers Meeting Draws 160 From Warrensburg Normal
About 160 teachers attended a Warrensburg Normal School association meeting over Thursday to Saturday. The program featured a lecture on The Debt of Society to the Child by Dean W. F. Barr and a Friday night declamatory contest with sixteen contestants from counties, awarding four medals to Miss Helen Groves, Miss Edna Clark, Eugene Wheeler, and Daniel Webster Scotten.
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Warrensburg Normal School di Tist Teachers’ Association
W. F. Barr
Des Moines
Iowa
I .N. Evrard
W N. Laidlaw
Higginsville
A. Ross Hill
Columbia
W. H. Black
M.V. C
W. J. Hawkins
Warrensburg State Normal
M. A. Crear
Boonville
Luckett
Sedalia
Helen Groves
Lafayette County
Nixie Dixon
Edna Clark
Butler
Bates County
Laddie
Eugene Wheeler
Mt. Washington
Jackson County
Old King Solomon
Daniel Webster Scotten
Lamonte
Pettis Avery
Bradder Souceton
R. R. Fleet
William Jewell
G. Reese ‘Line
Central College, Fayette
Louise Forsythe
Teagan Columbia
Tipton Superintendent Heads Saline County Education Session
At 1 a m adjourned after Saturday meetings from 8 to 11 on educational topics. Elected officers: A A Mousees Tipton president, L F Blackburn Jackson county 2d vice president, T J Walker Cass 3d vice president, Martha Letts Sedalia secretary and treasurer, Edward Beatty Warrensburg. Resolutions praised hosts, school board, and helpers. retiring president J C Winders fulfilled the program but Saline County teachers attendance and Friday night turnout caused financial loss.
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M.D
A. A. Mousees
Tipton
L. F. Blackburn
Jackson County
T. J. Walker
Cass
Martha Letts
Sedalia
Edward Beatty
Warrensburg
J. C. Winders
Saline County
Thanksgiving News and Local Property Transfers
Thanksgiving reports include Wm. M. Scott returning to Kansas City after visiting home folks and Lon Schieszer hunting on his father’s Hardeman farm. Several local residents attended programs and dinners, with a long list of estate transfers and real estate dealings in Marshall and surrounding areas.
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Wm. M. Scott
Kansas City
Kansas
Lon Schieszer
Hardeman
Big Thanksgiving Wedding Reception Honors Stonewall White
A large reception honoring Mr. and Mrs. Stonewall White of White's Island drew 300 to 400 guests. The night featured royal entertainment, dancing, boating, and gifts of silverware and cut glass. J. T. F. Guthrie and daughter provided music. many Marshel visitors attended including Julius Oster Herman Ludwig C. A Mauch Geo. Weber Lorenz Rasse and several Keehart, Campbell, and Fletcher kin. Berta Rasse and Janette Downs stayed in Waverly with Mrs. Kate Weber after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stonewall White
White's Island
J. T. F. Guthrie
Marshel
Julius Oster
Herman Ludwig
C. A Mauch
Geo. Weber
Lorenz Rasse
Carl
Emil Keehart
Emmett Corder
Amelia Keehart
Mary Busch
Berta Rasse
Janetta Powns
Rosa
Minnie
Mollie Richter
Katie
Lizzie
Amelia
Sophia Solomon
Ethel Lee Campbell
Katherine Fletcher
Misa Berta Rasse
Janette Downs
Kate Weber
Waverly
Thanksgiving Union Service Report At M E Church South
Marshall churches held a union Thanksgiving service at the M E Church South with Rev B T Wharton delivering an excellent sermon. Geo H Althouse treasurer reported 99.18 spent for the poor last year and a treasury balance of 0 cents. A collection followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
M. E. Church South
B.T. Wharton
Geo. H. Althouse
Benevolent Fund
Also Mentioned on This Page
Criminal Court
Edward Lemm
Eac
Kelley-Vawter Jewelry Co
Weat Side Square
Marshall, Missouri
Traffic Departments of
Clover Leaf
Combin d
Norton
John van Winkle
Price
Dr. Price
Rosa Richter
Central School
Shackelford
Geo. D. Adams
Malta Bend
Harry Wright
Don Kiel
J. W. Earp
Grand Pass
Miss Beulah
Esther Heilert
Nila Twente
Napoleon, Mo
J. J. Witt
Mra. Lelia Miller
L. W. Hutcherson
Mrs. Barton. Young
Kirksville
J. M. Ashley
M. Jacoby, Jr
Alexander & An Adleys
Tuck
Annie L Dollados
Breathitt & Sebree’s
van Dyke Et al
City of Marshall
Bradford
Jaca van Dyke
J & Vanstone
van Stone
Brickey
Diggs
Colene
Ada Marshall
M Dowdy
Emanward
AG Olson
J R Black
Mary E Pennock
Aia T
Rector
John T Rector
Geo Neff Vand
Martin Oehlschleager
C H Witcher
Lucy B Moore
J K & J R Shannon
Mugaraga
J. R. and
Lee
W. T. Asbury
Mary E. Pennock
T.W. King
College
W. M. Bowker
F. P. Underwood
Wettack
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