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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
11
Mr. T. C. Rainey his son T. M. and wife depart Wednesday for Liberty Missouri to establish a new home. A prominent Marshall businessman for years he helped advance the county, and the Ruroshan family wishes them happiness in their move.
The Palmyra Herald notes suspicion aroundMr J M Seibert advising him to testify but Seibert prefers suspicions to revelations and argues he knows better. The clash hints at political intrigue and potential scandal within the local scene.
The Missouri Pacific Railroad announces sale of excursion tickets to points within 200 miles of the selling station at very low rates. A minimum selling price is one dollar. For full details, contact the Missouri Pacific agent at the box office in the depot.
Boonville Advertiser reports progress on the river route between Jefferson City and Boonville. Five and three quarter miles remained at week’s end, with ballasting underway using Blackwater material and rock from near Jefferson City. A two and a half mile per day track-laying machine is in use, the depot brickwork is finished, and the depot is slated to open by January with service starting soon after.
Christmas and New Year holiday rates offered to all points within 200 miles of the selling station at very low rates. Minimum selling rate one dollar. For full particulars see C. and A. agent.
Fragmented OCR text describes a block sale or notice involving Julia Garnett and JH Hunter with administrative terms and a vague date in January. The readable parts mention Blaser and Mahline Purine of Sale Cash and a line count, but essential facts and proper nouns are obscured, making specifics uncertain.
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