Why You Should Visit Our Store Today
A promotional note touts the largest Bradley & Hub bard brass line outside big cities and the biggest Mar shall solid silverware stock at unmatched prices. It claims vast watches plated ware umbrellas and exclusive county sale of silver filled tableware. Diamond savings exceed twenty percent plus free engraving and an expansive jewelry selection. It also highlights Ellison and Victor phonographs and thousands of records with a welcoming invitation to visit.
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Bradley & Hubbard
Marshall
United States
Missouri
Victor
America
Deaths of Julius Lowenstein and Elizabeth Pitman
Julius Lowenstein a veteran Marshall businessman dies of heart failure in his office after a journey by carriage. Funeral held at home then Quincy burial with Masonic honors. survived by ten of twelve children and many grandchildren. Elizabeth Pitman, Saline pioneer, dies at nearly 83 after illness. four sons and four daughters survive. funeral service conducted by local Methodist pastor.
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Julius Lowenstein
Our
Alway
Lowenstein
Walker
East North Street
Leiderman
Kansas City
Edward
Louis
Marshall
Quincy
J. Montgomery
Marshall Masonic Lodge
Dr. Leiderman
Hebrew Chapel
St. Louis
Elizabeth Pitman
Saline
Petitesaw Plains
Callenhardt
Prussia
Frederick
Clemens
Brunswick
Mra
Florentina Rosenfeld
Annie
A. J. Vanmeter
Joseph
Clarence, Jr
Mary
J. H. Morrison
Excelsior Springs
Mal
Typhoid claims young life amid Frankfort obituaries
Emily Heinzler, daughter of Mr and Mrs Julius Heinzler of New Frankfort, died December 7 aged 13 from typhoid fever. Funeral at Catholic church New Frankfort, burial in New Frankfort cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also note Mrs Anna May Riddle death from blood poisoning, born 1889, leaves siblings and husband. Funeral at Baptist church, interment Nelson cemetery. tributes from teachers and local groups. Also brief notes on John Moore death at home near Crearville and court activities in 1909 detailing tax funds, road districts, juries, and officials.
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Emily Heinzler
Dart
Mia
Julius H
New Frankfort
Emily
T. J. Fortune
Slater
Anna May Riddle
C. E. Riddle
Geo. Potter
Mrs. Riddle
Anna May Potter
C.E. Riddle
B. F. Potter
Drexel
J. T
J. W. Potter
Kansas City
Baptist Church
Rev
O. S. Ruppell
Nelson Cemetery
J. W. Cox
J. W. Buxton
Chas Murphy
Chas, Harvey
Preston Shammell
Joe Ritchie
Barnet Laneford Dies in Albuquerque Health Trip
Barnet Laneford, a former M. V. C. student of Adrian Missouri, died Monday December 6 in Albuquerque New Mexico where he had gone for his health. He was a nephew of Mrs Jas A Gordon.
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Barnet Laneford
Adrian, Mo
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Jas. A. Gordon
Death of Nathaniel Middleton in Kansas City at 26
Nathaniel Middleton col died Tuesday morning December 7 at his home in Kansas City aged 26. His remains were brought to Marshall and laid to rest in Fairview cemetery Sunday. He moved to Kansas City from here three years ago. He is survived by his wife. Deaths continued on page 9.
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John Moore
J. E. Moore
Crearville
William
Marshall
Jackson
Slater
Frank Nicely
Napton
Coffey
Moore
M. E. Church
Nathaniel Middleton
Kansas City
Fairview
Card of Thanks for Mrs Elizabeth Pittman
The husband and children of Mrs Elizabeth Pittman express their hearty thanks through the Republican for the assistance and kindness of friends during her illness and death.
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Elizabeth Pittman
Republican
Father Seeks News From Blackwater Brother
J B Birch of Blackwater passed through Marshall on the way to Slater responding to a message that his father Tolbert Birch was very low. At 76, old age weighs on him. We hope for his recovery and better news soon.
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J. B. Birch
Blackwater
Marshall
Slater
Tolbert B. Birch
Uncalled For Letters at Marshall Post Office 1909
Postal notice lists unclaimed letters for Marshall Missouri dated December 16 1909 with fifteen day return period before forwarding to the dead letter office in Washington D C. Names include Messia Hal Andrews James Hall J B Derrick Chas B E Meyers Arthur Osborn Joseph Smith L W Van Dyke P M
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Marshall
Tfpot
Washington, D. C
Messia
Hal Andrews
James Hall
J. B. Derrick
Chas
BE. Meyers
Arthur Osborn
Joseph Smith
L. W. van Dyke
P. M
Marshall Band Boys Dance at Auditorium Christmas Night
The Marshall Band The Band Boys announce a dance and concert at the Auditorium on Christmas Night with a big time assured. This event adds to the regular Thursday entertainment schedule for the community.
St Louis Stock Market Cattle Hog and Sheep Report
National Stock Yards Ill Dec 14 Cattle receipts 6500 market slow. Steers above 5 50 sell 40 50c lower than last week. Lower priced cattle about 2k lower. Fancy Christmas cattle at 10.50 per cwt not representative. Hog receipts 10000 active open. Late trade 5 10c lower bulk 8 30 to 6 60. Sheep receipts 2500 market weak except best steady top lambs 8 00 top light yearlings 7 00 top sheep 5 50. Prospects fair. Rational Live Stock Commission Co.
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National Stock Yards
Ill
Sready
Rational Live Stock Commission CO
Glove Factory Eugene Dews Plans Marshall Opening
Eugene Dews organizes a glove factory for Marshall with a planned opening around January 1 seeking support and encouragement from the community.
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Eugene Dews
Marshall
Fritz Duensing Public Sale At Mt Leon Farm
Fritz Duensing will conduct a sale of personal property at his farm three miles northwest of Mt Leon next Monday beginning at 0 a m.
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Fritz Duensing
Mt. Leonard
Minutes of Saline County Fair Association Meeting 1909
Minutes from the Saline County Fair Association regular annual session held in Marshall Missouri on December 11 1909 with President Charles B Bac presiding. Read and approved minutes from last meeting and board meetings. Treasurer Holloways annual report read and accepted. Four directors were re elected for three years: A P Hancock June K King B P Storts C C Young. Stockholders to meet January 13 1910. Secretary G F Martin to Kansas City December 30 1909 to attend Missouri Circuit meeting and arrange for the September 1910 fair. Meeting adjourned.
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June K. King
B.p.storts
C. C. Young
County Court Room
G. F.martin
Kansas City
Missouri Circuit
White's Gentlemen Presents Luxuries For A Loved One
A list highlights items suitable as a handsome present including a fur sea skin jacket a long coat silk embroidered hose silk petticoat silk scarf and a brilliant comb from White's Gentlemen suggesting refined gift options for a favored recipient.
Real estate transfers across Marshall area including numerous parcels
Ed Washington transfers lot 6 block 16 Baker’s Add to Jos Nicholas. Underwood transfers 11-2 acres in 11-50 21 to DeWitt. Theo Staub to Chas C Miller 5 acres in W4-5-21.75. Susan L Bradford to Helen L Bradford lot 2 block 2 Breathitt and Sebree Add Marshall. Steven Cook to Jos Hedges 120 acres in 11-51-21. Peyton Giles to Sam Giles 10 acres in 29-51-21. Adam Schuster to Joseph Ruff 40 acres in 14-48-22. L L Whitman to JS M Huff part lots 3,7 Sitges 36 Marshall. W F Heskett to J T Conway part lots 6,7 block 29 Marshall. W B Auer to John T Rector 100 acres in SW-20. Letitia Herndon to Hugh B Hawkins lot 10 block 2 Hudsons Add Marshall. Fuller V Beard to A L Miller 73 acres in 98, 20-40-21-19. Edw V Davenport to Joe E Staples 40 acres in 11-62-20. JT Nichols to G B Nichols 20 acres in 16-49-19 care of Arthur Hupp to Hiram Howard and wife lot 2 block 9 Alexander and Sandidge Add Marshall.
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Ed Washington
Jos Nicholas
Baker's
Slater
F Underwood
Jca
Wwe Dewitt
East Marshall
Wettach
Marshall
Theo Staub
Chas C Miller
Susan L Bradford
Helen L Bradford
Breathitt & Sebree
Steven Cook
Jos. Hedges
Peyton Giles
Sam Giles
Adam Schuster
Joseph Ruff
L Whitman
JS M Huff
Sitges
Marshall Ecetas
Eeese
F Heskett
J TJ Conway
Marshal
Auer
John T Rector
Letitia Herndon
Hugh B Hawkins
Hudson's
Fuller
Beard
L Miller
Davenport
Joe
E Staples
Nicholds
G B Nicholds
Arthur Hupp
Hiram Howard
Alexander & Sandidge
Clothing Stores Plan Saturday and Monday Openings
Clothing stores sign a November petition to close on Thanksgiving and Christmas, but since Christmas falls on Saturday they will stay open that day. Participating shops include Hayes Russell Murphy Mills Co Rose Buckner J Berg Gon.
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Hayes & Russell
Murphy Mills Clo. Co. Rose & Buckner
J. Berg & Gon
Hog killing dominates Shackelford section news
A local update corrects a prior misstatement about a Mary Cahill illness. Marital visits and travel notes fill the Marshall area as Dr. A. B. Wingfield and wife plan a Florida trip. Paralyzed Mrs. Martha Bickers shows little improvement. Dogs wolves raided hog pens. P. R. Winslow sighted two wolves nearby and chased them on horseback.
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Mary Cahill
J. A. Jones
Marshall
T. C. Jones
A. B. Wingfield
Florida
Richard Hildebrand
May Ryan
D. W. Becraft
Grimes
Hutcherson
Charlie Jones
Martha Bickers
Andy Judge
Mark Cooper
P. R. Winslow
Woodmen to Build Hall at Cretcher
J L Pritchard and son visited from Cretcher Tuesday. They report Cretcher Camp M W A elected officers for 1910 with W W Hall as consul and J H Treece clerk. The camp plans a hall at Cretcher and may hold a public meeting soon, featuring a paper by Mr. Pritchard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Pritchard and Son
Cretcher
Pritchard
Cretcher Camp
W. W. Hall
J. H. Treece
Chas, Johnson
Marvin Chappell
Yellow Jacket
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The
Kelley-Vacher Jewelry Co
West Side Square
Marshall, MO
J. L. Russell
Farmers’ Savinge Bank Building
Malta Bend
Evcr Court
R. W. Hickman
J. P. Poree
M. F. Prigmore
Ed H. Haynie
W. C. Durrett
Foreign Insurance Tax Fund
J. W. Barnhill
W. H. Clements
WV. C. Durrett
T. H.harvey
M. J. Byrd
M. A. Ballew Road
Crop Creek
Edward Lemm
State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
Circuit Court
Arrow Rock Township
Walter Townsend
John Maliman
R .L. Hanley
W. S. Pile
Cambridge
B. F
McDaniel
W. E. Cheatham
O.E
Guy Smith
Salt Pond Township
E. L. Spurgeon
E. H. Berry
Paul Springer
Salt Fork Township
F. W. Parnell
Joseph Lineberry
County Farm
ST. Louis Stock Market
Marshall Republican
Chicago World’s Fair
Saine County Fair Association
G. F. Martin
White
Tb New Ete
Shackelford
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