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Newspaper

Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1907

Page

7

Pickpocket tale on a train journey with danger

Beasie Pembroke travels by rail to city with her mother and sister. A polite stranger sits nearby while two men discuss crime and police laxity, stirring Beasie to fear. She clutches her purse as thoughts of robbery and danger loom during the journey.

Mr. Pembroke Grant Beasie Pembroke Dessie Weasle Drew Horse Pembroke Annie Helen Beesie Monmouth Junction Heath Desele Mini Hesale Bee Ale Leavenworth Katherine Green Mies Beasle Heasie Hessie Bessie Pembroke

Beasie Foils Pickpocket Then Mistaken Identity

A city train scene shows Beasie catching a pickpocket’s hand as she clings to his wrist in fear before realizing the pocket he touched was hers. The man remains calm and helps her, later guiding her to her cousin’s address while she explains the mistaken theft. Months later the tale becomes a light family recollection as Jack Elliot recalls the incident with humor and pride.

Beasly Dreas Bessie Beasie Hugh Elliot Annie Hugh Rennie Beenie Pembroke Helen Jack Elliot Bens Maria

Executor's Notice for John Childers Geceased

Quarles M Reynolds is named executor after letters testamentary issued by Saline County Probate Court on November 1. All claims against the estate must be presented within one year or be barred. two years from publication bars any further claims. Published November 6, 1907.

John Childers Probate Court Saline County Quarles M. Reynolds

Notion of Final Settlement In Probate County

Notice to creditors and heirs of estate in Gaine County about intention to make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court. The plan is to settle all debts and accounts for the estate and conclude affairs of the deceased.

Gaiine Esid

Reavis Breaks Arm After Tree Fall

County news sketch reports J C Sonkc Reavis fell from a tree last Saturday afternoon harming his left arm near the wrist. Several boys were riding the tree when it broke, tossing them to the ground. Charley Mitchell Ed Wolet and Ed Gemme sustained minor injuries as well. Dr Owens set Sonic s bone and he is recovering.

J.C Sonkc Reavis Charley Mitchell Ed Wolet Ed Gemme Dr. Owens Sonic Sweet Spring Herald

Excursion to New Mexico from Marshall Mo

O E Hawthorne of Marshall Missouri announces a winter excursion to Albuquerque New Mexico priced 34 15 round trip from Marshall via Chicago and Alton KR and nonzero connections. Travel dates December 26 27 28 1907 and tickets valid thirty days from sale. Visit New Mexico during peak winter Louriat season. contact Hawthorne for details.

Marshall Albuquerque N. M Chicago & Alton A. KR New Mexico O. E. Hawthorne Marshall Mo

Fire destroys Rickman residence and sheds

About 3 o clock Monday evening the house of J. W. Rickman caught fire. Water scarcity hindered progress as neighbors saved tents and linen goods. A new range was lost and Rickman carried 400 in insurance. He moved his goods to the Shaffer building and will repair in a few days. The loss falls heavily on Mr Rickman.

J. W. Rickman

Three Years for 25 Cents Farm Progress Ad

Farm Progress announces subscription price increases to 24 cents per year starting January 1 1908. Until then 3 years for 21 cents accepted. New 3 year rate remains 25 cents if paid now. Send to Farm Progress Louie Missouri. Include a promotional picture for six cents to cover tube end and postage.

Farm Progress Louie Coe Poe

Misread traveler returns home after Texas visit

M W Walker reports a two week stay in Texas ending last week and says Missouri is good enough, while Malta Bend residents Mr and Mrs Shanath visit John Bierbaum and Fred Bierbaum’s family. A burglary at Jim Wood’s smoke house last Sunday night saw about half a hog stolen, with no suspects identified.

M. W. Walker Lone Star Texas Missouri Malta Bend Shanath Warren County John Bierbaum Fred Bierbaum Blackwater Jim Wood Arrow

Piles Remedy Promises Quick Relief and Low Price

A vintage trade note describes a collapsible tube with a nozzle for applying to sores and inflammation. It claims to soothe itching and irritation from piles and offers the product as Mao Zao Vile Remedy, priced at 0 cents and sold by FU Feaoklio.

FU. Feaoklio

Ice Plant Assured Near Hardeman Residents Buy Land

J D Dickson and son A N Dickson of near Hardeman purchased the Mead and Hebider residence plus 17 acres south of the roundhouse for 38500 and will start a 4 ton ice plant at once. Also listed is a Marshall farm ad offering 20 acres or more for 1690 by Julia Weight.

J. D. Dickson A.N. Dickson Hardeman C. W. Mead Harry Hebider Roundhouse Slater Rustler Mar Hall Julia Weight Marahall

Death and local notes from the week in Blue Lick region

The message mourns the death of Miss Eula Lakin sister of Mrs. George Kuykendall near Blue Lick. A protracted meeting continues at Providence. Henry Montgomery returns from the south pleased with the country and may move to Southern Missouri. Chertie Langewish reports a well dug on his farm southwest of here.

Eula Lakin Blue Lick George Kuykendall Near There Providence Henry Montgomery Missouri Chertie Langewish Here

For Sale A Modern House On East Arrow Street

A good modern five room house on East Arrow with pantry and bath. Includes furnace and other features. Lot measures 19 by 40 feet. Address or contact details appear garbled in the notice.

East Arrow Eequire

Good Appointment For Lincoln School Graduate Willie Vincent

Prof J H Kenner says Willie Vincent a Lincoln School graduate joined the St Louis post office last week after passing the civil service exam twice. Kenner notes the school thoroughly equips its pupils and takes pride in the boy's record.

J. H. Kenner Willie Vincent Lincoln School St. Louis

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