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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1912
Page
12
A fragmented OCR item shows West Bound Trains from Earl Bird to Kanege City with times 4.98 am and 8.58 am, plus notes on mid day special for Kanens and an accommodation reference. C E Hawthorne listed as agent with 4.16 pm entry.
Richard Quisenberry and local residents appear in routine notes from Slater to nearby towns. Thanksgiving visits, travels to Kansas City, Chicago and El Paso frame a mosaic of community life with Elks memorials, studio portraits, church events, and gifts.
Sam Martin reads the social notice of Ethel Hamilton marrying Oscar Newman at Grace church Oakburn on October 1. The pair face swift moral judgment as Beatrice Price’s heartbreak and Oscar’s revenge motive are debated. The narrator argues such marriages stem from pride and wounded egos rather than true love.
Describes weaving ribbons for festive and practical bags including Christmas opera, work, and vanity bags. Details use of Dresden ribbons, brocades, colors like American Beauty roses and royal purple, and finishes with rosettes, bows, and narrow satin handles. Describes Fig1 to Fig4 bag designs with circular or square bottoms and rosettes by ULIA rout e BOTTOMLEY.
A new club appealing to lovers of dumb animals is forming, focusing on humane care and education. The effort invites community members to join and support projects benefiting animals in need.
Fragmentary OCR quotes a student’s odd definition of a heathen as anyone born outside the state of Massachusetts. The line appears in a historical text or schooling excerpt with punctuation errors and archaic spellings. No other context or individuals are clearly identifiable in the readable fragment.
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