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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
6
Malta Bend residents report domestic visits from Jordon Barrow and family of Gilliam and Percy Houston with Irene from Marshal. Townsfolk attend county seat events, church revival continues, and local illnesses include Mrs J C Barrow and Mrs Walker Morton.
Gilliam Auton and Otto Bdhiken of New Frankfort traveled to Okmulgee for family business after brother John died there three weeks ago of pneumonia. Otto will assist the widow with the boiler works. Dr. John R. Hall visited Mrs. J. R. Kirk who has been ill. Editor Williams plans to sell or trade his printing outfit. HH. G. Cross and family visited relatives. Frank Davis visited Gilliam. Seven hundred rabbits were marketed in Gilliam. Jess Cross, formerly a foreman here, now runs the South ern near Independence. Dr. Ford and wife have managed farm interests this week.
A brief Chicago News item notes a woman's nature as forgiving even when the man does not deserve it, reflecting gendered judgment in contemporary commentary.
Advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Cure cures catarrh internally by purifying blood and affecting mucous surfaces. Claims physician prescription, testimonials, and Toledo origin. Mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation and a Norton rabbit-hunt anecdote with Rev. B. H. Steele.
Dr T A Heyasel relocated to Jamestown J B Hitt reports illness Miss Bertha Douglas from Kansas City visiting Miss Cora Cable Nellie Post returned from St Louis to stay with grandmother Mrs Blackford Mrs Taylor Entrekin sprained her arm Mrs G A Richart went to Kansas City Thursday Miss Margaret Taylor traveled to Slater for a two week stay
An old advertisement claims Ballard's Horehound Syrup stops a cough or cold at the start to prevent pneumonia or consumption. It says few doses suffice if begun promptly, otherwise treatment lasts longer but is assured. Sold by P. H. Franklin.
North Woodsok correspondent missing last week due to snow. Mrs. George Fortiner and daughter visited Mrs. Jim Taylor. Jim Taylor and Orville Crump made a town trip. Orville Crump and wife visited Lamonte to see his cousin F P Younger. Mrs. Frank Pannell visited Mrs. Grace Crump. Lee Pannell to move to his father’s place. Ernest Solomon renting Mr. Fields place. Hog killing and Christmas tree at Glenwood School planned for next Friday.
A vintage advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as unmatched for oats corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum and chapped hands. It claims infallible relief for piles and positions H Franklin’s name as the selling point.
Mrs Ida White daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Cunningham of Blue Lick wed Sunday at noon at her parents home to Mr Troy Mastler of Philo Illinois Rev H J Steinheimer officiated The ceremony was quiet a sumptuous dinner followed The bride praised as one of Blue Licks splendid young ladies the groom a prominent young farmer The couple have not fixed their residence with the groom prospecting nearby and hoping he stays in Saline after the return of Rev Steinheimer The report ends with a faded note on Rev Steinheimer's feelings.
Local items report travel and visits of residents W E Vawter Jno Blackburn and Clarence Blackburn from Blosser, Mrs Lucy Evans and Rhoda in Sherman for winter, A M Keller moving into a new home, and a big corn and poultry show in Concordia. Marshall progress noted with new buildings and farm activity. various residents’ movements, marriages, and incidents highlighted including Rebecca Bulkley’s visit and Margaret Morgan’s marriage in Canyon City Texas.
A Draper’s Telegram report notes farmers shifting to mixed feeds, with corn and rough feed plentiful. Hog demand remains central, as markets anticipate high hog prices and scarce supply, boosting farmer revenue as winter approaches.
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