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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
12
George W. York, publisher of the American Bee Journal, writes to the Atchison Globe offering $1,000 for proof of a single pound of manufactured comb honey. He claims the offer has stood for twenty years with no taker and challenges sensational reports from Chicago and Kansas papers about paraffin combs and glucose honey.
Arrangements reportedly pending to switch Fulton asylum from homeopathic to allopathic supervision. The institution uniquely lacks medical control by the regulars and may provoke strong opposition from homeopathic leaders and officials in state governance.
Superintendent Neely of the J Joseph public schools says school work is broken by many holidays anniversaries and celebrations He plans to discourage the practice though principals may choose locally Some schools will likely skip Flag Day observance today citing his view
The Fayette Globe, a Democratic paper, argues that exposing the Cardwell libel suit would reveal the lobby’s influence on legislation and weaken its power. It predicts Democrats will welcome such exposure and urges the calcium light to be turned on.
See the Christmas tree display at Vawter Bros highlighted with goods to be given away to customers in the paper advertisement.
Nodaway county delegates at the Chicago stock show praise Missouri for five records and numerous premiums, with exhibits from their area. They claim Missouri is becoming known as the Herefordshire of America due to the large number and quality of Herefords in the state.
Rev. Edward B. Surface, pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Sedalie, married Misa Aulalie Hall of Readford Virginia on Wednesday. Surface, a Missouri Valley College graduate from the class of ’98, is a cousin of Mrs. B. T. Potter of this city and has many Marshall friends who wish him happiness in the future.
A blaze on West Arrow street owned by Mr. Justice and occupied by Mrs. Browning broke out around noon on Tuesday. The fire department arrived quickly and extinguished the flames with little damage reported. The crew praised for their prompt response and effectiveness.
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