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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1908
Page
7
In a faltering confession, Vincent recounts a surprising horseback ride that challenges the narrator’s belief about the true Honorable Agatha Wyckhoff. Amid confusion and reflections on love, he recalls a moment with Agatha Fifth and describes a pastoral scene that deepens the mystery surrounding Agatha’s character.
A fragment from a narrative scene shows Angela, the real Honorable Agatha, publicly declaring love for Vincent after he refuses marriage for money. Arch narrates the fallout as Vincent weighs social position against true feelings while a fortune visitor’s hopes collapse.
In a chaste tale of romance and mistaken heirs at a castle, Wilfred learns Agatha Fifth confessed she was not the real heiress, while Agatha Sixth remains the object of his pursuit. A staged progressive dinner ends with Vincent’s toast to the “real Agatha,” heightening love triangles and schemes amid high society.
SWEET SPRINGS two safes purchased by the Bank of Sweet Springs and the Chemical Bank were put in place Monday. J. Winston Smith sold his grocery business interest to partners Cook Bros. He will manage a farm north of town. Beaty Huston sold 260 acres near Mr. Leonard to C. K. Smith in exchange for Smith's 120 acres known as Swaggard land near Sweet Springs. Total consideration about 2100 dollars.
L. A. Bartlett of Rural Route 1 Gullford Maine says their family has enjoyed good health since using Dr Kings New Life Pills for three years. The pills cleanse and tone the system gently and cost 25 cents at all druggists.
F A Turner, who moved to Oklahoma over a year ago, arrived Wednesday on an unspecified visit and plans to proceed to Kentucky. He notes a journey from the Midwest, with limited legible details available from the fragment.
David Parker of Fayette N Y, a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg, says Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble after costly doctoring. He now takes them as a tonic and stays strong and well, praising the remedy. Distributed through drug stores.
The Miami area reports a well attended sale of W. P. Givens with corn selling for 400 a barrel. Karl Ulrey, who broke his leg November 19, is convalescing. Clarence Kieffer, ill with erysipelas, is worse at home in Kansas City. Mrs Aud Casebolt watched Mr Polly Erwin, ill for weeks, with little change. Mrs W F Switzer escaped a kitchen fire after a defective fire caused the ceiling to catch, extinguished without damage. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Dave Rosers near Miami on Monday December 7, 1908. Nine, Mrs Almina Eastin, wife of A T Eastin, dies near Sharon after eight days of pneumonia. She leaves a husband, three children, and siblings. funeral held Thursday with interment at Minon.
A vintage notice advises that babies with constant hunger and eye rings may suffer worms. A few doses of White's Cream Vermifuge are said to expel all worms and cure the issue. The remedy, priced at 25 cents per bottle, is sold by P. Hi. Franklin.
Oscar Fizer faces two years in prison for forging a check with the judge offering clemency for good behavior if a $500 bond is posted and Boonville accommodation this week to arrange the terms. He reportedly offers services for security in return. Dr Harris of Marshall treated Miss Bessie Davis of Hackeman after a nervous chill from the tire. she is improving. Dan Kuhn and John Karrick reported a productive fishing trip with about 150 pounds of carp, catfish, and shovelheads. Will Clingingpee, once in danger from a long‑standing hip injury, is improving. States ah,
A fragmented ad or pamphlet suggests a poor complexion results from an inactive liver and promotes ox liver regulator as a fix. It frames the liver remedy as a perfect condition enhancer for women, with unclear branding and garbled wording.
Malta Bend residents report new homes nearing completion and relocations. Jae Myrtle Smith plans to live in Los Angeles with her aunt. Fate Hiteon returns from a six month visit to relatives. Medinn plans to move his family soon. Salamagundi Society invites attendance at a nox supper on December 18 in the high school building. Oman Rozell returns from hunting with several fine pheasants, though one foreboding note is noted. A near fatal rope swing accident at Mira Like Cole’s home involves a 20 month old boy hanging momentarily but surviving. James Adolih, son of William Russell and Edith Tobin, born November 8, died December 7, 1908. funeral led by Wilt Cummins at the Malta Bend cemetery.
Advertisement for Hallard’s Snow Liniment promising to relieve rheumatic and joint pain. Claims it drives away aches and stiffness and restores prior health. Sold by IHL Franklin.
Pat Brown sold a farm about one mile south of Stater to his brother Bernard Brown of Neal Kansas for 8200,000. The 170 acre property has no buildings, rich soil, and has been blue grass grown. Brown bought it 28 years ago for 3200, paid over 5 000 in improvements, and the land’s value rose steadily. Pat retains about 15 acres and plans to keep the home place.
Chas Suth formerly of this place was sentenced to life in the Kansas penitentiary for the murder of Louis D. Stenberg and his wife on December 14, 1907, in Kansas City. Saith, once a resident of Slater, is the son of Heack Sayth, a noted rustler.
At the home of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Koch one and a half miles southeast of Orearville on Monday December 7 Arthur Koch aged 5 years 1 month 4 days died from scarlet fever His remains were laid to rest in Orearville cemetery Tuesday after a brief service conducted by Rev W P Clark Sympathy is extended to the grief stricken parents Hustler.
A Rural Route 2 farmer in Em pire Georgia named W A Floyd says Bhucklen Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He declares it worth more than its weight in gold and would not be without it if he had to mortg age.
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