Neighborhood Notes and Social Visits in Marshall Area
Local residents including Ww Moyer John and Sam Irvine and J M Talbott were in Marshall on successive days. The Carrom Club met at George Deal’s home with about thirty attendees and a dainty supper. James England died of stomach cancer after a long illness. New steel being laid on the R and KR line with ballast work westward and distribution eastward. Senator Frye proposes a measure to establish regular American ocean traffic.
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James England
Malta Bend Community Update and Local Trades
O Walker visited Marshall on Tuesday. Tobin installs a heater in his pen house. Ankel attends to business in Kantab City. Bazaar on the 20th invites all. Slusher shipped two carloads of cattle to Kansas City. Protracted meeting continues at Presbyterian church. Brickwork on Thomas and Schooley’s building nearing completion. McRoberts traveled in Laclede County buying stockers and feeders. Bank funds Malta Bend sidewalk improvements around its building.
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J. J. Slusher
Kansas City
Bank
Malta
Ship Subsidy Bill For Congress By Frye Grosvenor
Washington awaits action as Senator Frye and Representative Grosvenor prepare to introduce a ship subsidy bill in both chambers. The plan bases rates on 1801 postal subsidies, raises tonnage and class limits, and provides a cents per 100 miles subsidy for American ships in foreign trade. Provisions include navy readiness, avoidance of foreign built ships, and renewed fisheries terms while repealing extended contracts and speed premiums. Frye predicts strong Republican, House support.
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Washington
Frye
Maine
Grosvenor
Onlo
Senate
House
Simo
United States Mall
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Missouri Teachers urged to honor historic Louisiana transfer day
The State Superintendent W T Cannington calls Missouri teachers to raise flags and hold exercises on December 2 commemorating the 1803 transfer of Louisiana to the United States. He notes the St Louis Exposition emphasizes education and invites teachers to prepare demonstrations of classroom processes across rural and urban schools. The 40th annual State Teachers Association meets in Kansas City December 4-24 with talks on industrial education culture and school library collaboration, plus tours and lectures. An Indiana edition lists meetings and travel details, with one fare round trip and reduced hotel rates.
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Missouri
Louisiana
Loulelans
Forest Park
St. Louie
State University
St. Louis
State Teachers’ Association
Kansas City
W. 8. Dearmont
Cape Girardeau
R. H. Jesse
The
W. H. Black
Missouri Valley College
F. M. Cunden
Lodie
Craighead
Warrenehurst
Church
H. T. Fuller
Druey Cllege
Bedalia
Dr. Tred
M@ Yoh
I. W. Rader
Owitder B
Moat
W. T. Cannington
President Cannot Attend World Fair Groundbreaking
Washington dispatch reports Governor Francis and W H Thompson in Washington with requests tied to the McKinley Memorial and World’s Fair management. They urged President Roosevelt to attend the ground breaking at Louis, but his engagements keep him in Washington for weeks.
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Washington
D. BR. Francia
W. H. Thompcon
McKinley Memories Association
On Waye
Auren
Expos Inn
Photographer Hutchings Ends Marshall Negatives After Dec 31
O L Hutchings announces no new negatives in Marshall after Tuesday December 31. Orders placed by December 14 will likely be finished in time for Christmas. The business will stay in Marshall long enough to complete all orders received by December 31. No order will be changed unless fully satisfactory to the customer.
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Hutchings
Marshall
O. L. Hutchings
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Fairville
Ww. Moyer
John and
Sam Irvine
C. Smith
J. M. Talbott and
Jiles Smith
W. R. Ute
Miami
Carrom Club
George Deal
Emma
Clare Schepers
Payne Blusher
Lon Renson
Malta Bend
J. J. Campbell
Shackelford
Paseo
Mary Stockman
Chillicothe
Jobn Skelton
J. D. Baltey
Mr. Blosser
Blosser
Will Hawkins
Laer
J. D. Edwards
R. O. Smith
Daddy Greenabeaum
Emma Schepers
Willie Uta
Frank Greensbeaum
Steve Smith
P. A. Skelton
T. R. Wilson
Mabel
South Mo
Arkansas
Nannie McRoberts
R. KR
O. Walker
D. A. Tobin
A. Ankel Ia
Kantab City
Presbyterian Church
Thomas & Schooley
M. McRoberts
Laclede County
Educational House
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