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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1910

Page

8

Local Items From Marshall Tidings of Holiday Visitors

J P Evans notes East St Louis mule buyer visit while Westminster College student Jacob Van Dyke Jr returns for holidays. Marshalls callers include Co WH Jaoneck near Arrow Rock and Mrs F P Cott’s family among Saturday shoppers. Louis Fisher from Gilliam guests A Johnson. Blackburn real estate man closes deal. d FY Houx buys Houxestead for 4500 on East North. New York Racket holiday opening with Vaurt ers Orchestra. Oscar Fink family to Tulee for relatives visit. High School lecture features Dr James Hedley next Monday. Leonard Peters and son visit from Alva Okla to spend holidays with parents. S 8 S Collins moves to Kansas City seeks local news via Republican. Mrs Jas Denny visits St Louis where husband serves as state bank examiner. Geo F Neil, organizer for Home Protective Association, tours area to organize branches. Clyde Poulter hosts a Christian church event. P Hardin visits from Miami for shopping. We add his remarks.

Lost hound with ring neck sought. reward offered

A Republican paper reader is asked to name the lost Black hound described as having a ring neck a white breast and feet. A Liberal reward is offered for information. G H Fenwick MD Marshall Mo Herndon telephone. Miss Nellie Page to visit from Washington DC for holidays. brother C G Jr to arrive from Culver Military Academy Indiana.

G. H. Fenwick Marshall, Mo Herndon Nellie Page Washington D. C C. G. Jr Culver, Military Academy Ind

Santa Letters From Maine and Missouri Children

A collection of handwritten pleas to Santa from young readers. Chesley Kintz, six, asks for a gun a sled wagon a football and candy and nuts for his ten year old brother an airgun also a letter from Maggie Foote three asking for a rocking chair candy and nuts for herself and a red wagon and live mule for Everette. They note addresses and household details in a quaint holiday fundraising or community page.

Napton Santa Chous Santa Dear Chesley Kintz Maria Bend Santa Claus Malta Bend Everette Maggie Foote Santa A. L. Cook

Sadewhite and Claycomb Couple Wed at Parsonage

Sadewhite Lester Sadewhite son of Mr and Mrs Frank Sadewhite of this city and Miss Ethel Claycomb daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Claycomb of Herndon were quietly married at the M E parsonage on Wednesday Dec 7 by Rev Paris. The groom, an industrious farmer, and the bride, an accomplished young lady of fine traits, represent prominent families and receive many well wishes.

Lester Sadewhite Frank Sadewhite Ethel Claycomb W. F. Claycomb Herndon M. E. Parsonage Paris

Malott and Miss Riggens Wed in Sedalia After Visit

Malott and Miss Edith Riggens of Herndon eloped to Sedalia for a Wednesday wedding on December 7. They visited Warrensburg to see the groom’s sister, then returned to Herndon Saturday night to settle. The groom is a growing farmer, and the bride is popular with her mother Mrs Eliza Riggens. A lively reception greeted them upon return.

Will Malott Edith Riggins Herndon Sedalia Warrensburg Eliza Riggins

Fletcher's Castoria Subscribers and Renewals List

New subscribers and renewals tallied over the past week include F. W. Lauer Marshall C BE Renna Nelson Mrs R M Bowser Marshall Henry Leimkuhler Slater J M Harris Slater M A Stone Slater J P Vardeman Marshall Stanley Dean Payette Idaho T R Fowler Marshall J B DeGarmo Kansas City T Spencer Slater J H Stephens Marshall L B Curtius Blackburn Theo H Welp Slater J L Rogers Grand Pass Ernst Hots Grand Pass C H Janneck Blackwater Mrs L S Case Syracuse Mo 8 S H Perkins Nelson W E Branson Marshall J L Mattix Kansas City Mo Mrs R M Bowser Marshall F P Cott Marshall Mrs Ida Moore Slater W P Hardin Mami A C Polster Slater Geo J Christman Marshall Alex Gunn Marshall Paul Alexander Marshall Miss Jennie Johnston Lone Jack W E Lewis Nelson ss Pisher Gilliam Collins Kansas City Miss Anna Larman St Louis

F. W. Lauer Marshall Renna Nelson R. M Bowser Henry Leimkuhler Slater J. M Harris Slater M. A Stone J. P, Vardeman Stanley Dean Payette Idaho T. R. Fowler J. B. DeGarmo Kansas City T. &. Spencer J. H. Stephens L. B Ida Moore W. P. Hardin Mami A. C. Polster Geo J. Christman Alex Gunn Paul Alexander Jennie Johnston Jack W. E Lewis Pisher Gilliam Collins Misa Anna Larman St. Louis

Four Beaten to Death Near Martin City Kansas

Four people were found beaten to death at the Bernhard farm three miles northwest of Martin City Kansas. The deceased include Mrs Emeline Bernhard 75 and three men including a hired hand. Bodies hidden in barn and stable with evidence of a hand to hand struggle. Sheriff Speed and county officials pursue a former hired hand amid money dispute rumors.

Blathe Kar Bernhard Farm Martin City Kansas Emeline Bernhard George Fa Warth Bernhard Speed Johnson County Kan C. B. Little D. E. Bronson

Wealthy Missouri landowner to be released from Leavenworth prison

C M Smith, a Sikeston, Missouri landowner, will be released from the Federal Prison in Leavenworth tomorrow morning after completing a sentence for violating federal peonage laws. Convicted with six others at Cape Girardeau in 1906, he was the last to be freed. The group drew national interest, with their trial beginning two years prior to reception at the prison.

Leavenworth Kan C. M. Smith Sikeston, Mo Smith Cape Girardeau, Mo Sikeston St. Louis

Trustee Sale of Lot 159 East Marshall Marshall MO

Armsted Coleman and Hulda Coleman mortgaged Lot 159 East Marshall in Saline County Missouri to E G Dawes trustee. The trustee declined to act and the undersigned as successor will sell at public auction January 7 1911 between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM at the south front door of the courthouse Marshall to pay the note and costs with legal fees. E H Hayni Sheriff of Saline County and Trustee.

Armstesd Coleman Hulda Coleman Recorder's Office Saline County Missouri E.G. Dawes Eald County East Marshall Marshall Court House Esate

Pork Production Profitless Cooking Hog Feed

Experiments by Iowa State researchers conclude cooking feed for swine does not raise profits and often reduces nutrient digestibility. Shelling and soaking corn or feeding dry ear corn can save substantial amounts, with best results near 800 pounds. Emphasizes careful breeding, feeding, and machinery for dairy and silo use.

H. H. Kildie Iowa Tee Vale Robbies

Farm Horse Care Guidance From 19th Century Faro Journal

The Faro Journal emphasizes humane care for farm and town horses, urging balanced management of work and rest. It advises gentle care, regular hoof leveling, and foot baths to keep hooves moist and growing, with resets every four to six weeks and consistent daily cleaning.

Faro Journal

Dairy Wisdom Don’t Hurry the Milking

Advice on milking cows stresses calm pace to keep cows comfortable and productive. Notes that rushing causes discomfort for both cows and milkers, emphasizing patient handling and stable routines on the dairy.

Oysters in Society A Hilarious Portrait by Masson

A humorous essay from Judge's Library mocks oysters as social cranks. It lampoons their lazy beds, salt water makeup, mother of pearl coats, and sojourns in Waldorf cafeterias. The piece ends with a quip about trying again in June.

Sears Lee Orst Thomas L. Masson Judge's Library

Beaten to a Mummy in Ancient Apothecary Practices

The passage explains how ancient writers and plays describe turning human flesh into mummy using drugs balms and medicaments. It notes that genuine mummies were costly so recipes advised beating drying macerating and spicing portions of the body to resemble real mummy for sale to apothecaries.

Not So Green Spelling Bee Sparks City-Farm Tease

A farm lad taunts a city border with a mock spelling bee, claiming the word is easy to slip on after mispronouncing common letters. The city resident challenges the event with playful banter as a crowd laughs at the verbal clash.

Bourder Beck Chicago News

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. P. Evans East St Louisa Jacob van Dyke Jr Westminster College F. P. Cott Enat of Town Louid Fisher A. Johnson B. F. "Henley Blackburn D. FY Houx Houxestead East North St New York Vaurters Orchestra Oscar Fink Tulee Ohls James Hedley Leonard Peters Little Son Alva Oklahoma South of Gilliam Jas. Denny Stite Geo, F. Neil The Home Protective Association Clyde Poulter Christian Church CUEGO Cceres Price Taylor's Dept. Store Malott-Riggins Fletcher Freedom E.h.hayni Trusice Scott Bros. Book Store East Sid Square Nornases Tamworth Dairy Wisdom Beda
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