14 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
1
An obituary notice records the death of a 97 year old man from Huntaville after a lingering illness and mentions his son E L Du vall. It also notes the passing of a woman in Little Rock and Theresa Hillebrand who died December 8 1906 along with survivors including four children and siblings. The piece reflects local farewells and family relations across communities.
The Marshall School Board announced on Tuesday its decision to place the new high school on the block housing the Red Store. The choice is solid though likely to draw complaints, as with any location.
Farmers are urged to take their crop to the market, seeking the highest price. Varian Se Sune is referenced as a point of guidance or promotion for securing top market value.
Large turnout by Oud Fellows and friends greeted a special service at the First M. B. Church. A splendid program featured by the Moderns, with guests and orderly conduct, marking a successful and well attended event.
The readable fragments list names such as Jona Chester and Dalton Gee with scattered numbers like 6.60.05 and references to places or persons including Stouffer, Naplon Pearl M Clark, and Emily D. Marehell. Content appears broken with no clear story or event.
Jease Clyde Rumsey pleaded guilty to two counts in a special session of the criminal court. He received ten years on each count, to run concurrently in the state penitentiary for the recent A. & A. passenger train robbery.
In Marshall smallpox cases are mostly well with two exceptions. Rec at Vawters Grocery and Market notes activity as shoppers fill the week. Mr and Mrs BE Parka of South Lafayette return from Chicago. Episco pal church women plan a Christmas ouicket at the square corner. St Baviors Academy hosts a grab bag and fish pond event with hand painted cards. Ada Bristow is improving and out of danger.
An ad fragment notes J. Covey Photographer offering 16 stamp pictures and cabinet cards at $3.00 per dozen. It mentions a Japanese wave motif and repeated mention of one dozen photos, reflecting a mid century studio pricing slate.
The school board settled the Christmas holiday length returning after New Year’s Day and discussed the new high school site to ease student walks. A junior senior debate on federal control of coal mines is set for Dec 17. The academy lost to the high school 9 to 7 in basketball, and juniors won a base-wide football challenge. Woolford’s Sanitary Lotion advertised by I. Fisher, Druggist.
Mr and Mrs IL Mittlebuscher returned from St Louis with an orphan, bringing a pleasant little gift. Sunday evening gatherings were held at St Mittlebuscher UH Reinwald A Kueker Rev Meyer P Alpers H Kueker and D Alpers. D Alpers visited Sweet Bperage Mustc, though he was unwell. H Reinwald planned a trip to Marshall Monday to obtain Cornyvinee presents.
George Thornton passed through en route to William. D. D. Davidson traded in Slater. Dr. Sharp left for Nelson to establish a home there. J. HL Van Booren and Otis Roberts traded in Slater. Jesse Hensick and daughter traded at the county seat. J.H. Detmer moved into a new house. Fireman J. A. Gibson left the Rock Island for Hardeman to work for A. N. Dickson who runs an ice plant. Miss Lillian Hensick attended the Ball in Arrow Rock. H. Clay Duncan of Oak Re d was mingling with locals. Henry Bierbaum sold his farm to Harry Jones.
Friends mourn Dr. Revt H Wilson of Gilliam who died at 77. He practiced medicine with nephew Dr D W Reece and Dr Alexander. He never married and lived a solitary life. Local moves include Vanarsdales to Mexico Mo and a Roundhouse foreman role in Mexico. Conductor Diffenbacker and wife occupy the vacated house. Mrs Benson returns to North Slater. Mrs J W Page severs illness after a paralytic stroke. slow improvement noted. W W Robinson settles into a new home. Mr Rosenthal also listed.
Subcriber notes show Owen Sweeney traveling to Boxalder Montana for an extended visit and renewing the Republican for his address. Figures include Peyton Giles updating a date, Kleary Keuger seeking bank renewal deals, and Mrs. McGinnis of Houstonia sending an ad and renewal for the Globe-Democrat. Numerous locals from McAlister, Sweet Springs, and nearby towns renew or join, with several sending payments for one or two year subscriptions, and a few moving addresses to Gardner Kansas or Gardener.
The recent lecture by Elder Henson at the Christian Church on "Strange people" drew attentive crowds. Attendees praised his clear delivery and engaging style, noting he proved to be skilled and not a novice in his role.
kK Hillebrand of Beloit Kansas came to attend his mother's funeral and called to order the Republican. Chas Hill of Arrow Rock came to Marshall yesterday to pay taxes and rendy for the Republican. Reports two children of Wm Parker and John Brown died this week in their town. He notes much sickness among the colored people there.
The Republican and Globe Democrat list subscription at 1.50 per year, indicating the pricing for readers.
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