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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1901
Page
13
The vote on the waterworks question was almost unanimous for a change in the water supply. While initial support favored a new plant, opinion has shifted toward purchasing the old plant if a satisfactory price is offered. The city council is urged to reject the water company’s compromise and to buy the plant when a fair price is proposed.
Mr G T Robinson and Miss Lola Jackson wed quietly at Miss Collie Venable's home in Slater with Rev O S Russell officiating. The couple left for a northeast Slater home. Robinson is a substantial farmer. Lola Jackson is daughter of Andrew and Mrs Jackson of Orearville and well known in Marshall. The Republican offers congratulations. Levy Kayne Redman died Friday December 13 in Marshall at 84, born near Lexington, moved to St Louis county, then to Marshall in 1881 with his brother J B Redman. One brother survives, G W Redman of Franklin County. Funeral Sunday at residence, Elder B T Wharton presiding. interment at Ridge Park.
Cripple Creek Evening Star reports B H Zimmerman, already Evening Star business manager, will head Henager's Business College branch in Colorado Springs with Patino as a capable co manager. The piece praises Zimmerman as honest, capable, and a Christian gentleman, predicting early success under his leadership.
Joseph Walker, a farm laborer for M H Hanna, was paid Friday then drank heavily in town. He wandered home near the colored Baptist church and was found frozen to death on Dan Hawkins’s premises Saturday morning, dying shortly after reaching his home.
A Friday night blizzard arrived on schedule bringing 8 to 10 below zero. Numerous water pipes burst causing widespread damage and overwhelming plumbers with repair calls. The harsh weather left many homes without heat as crews struggled to respond.
Weather across the Northwest last week plunged to extreme cold with Montana registering 30 to 40 below zero. Herders faced massive stock losses, especially sheep, as freezing conditions persisted and cow and horse herds suffered in the harsh cold.
Miss Claud Tucker entertained on Wednesday night with Miss Mildred Parrish Miss Brulah Sharp and Miss Clary Irwin while E McDavid C Garrett and A Vawter joined for music conversation and games in a lively social gathering.
Humphrey Dye and a man named Truffle were building a barn for John Fitzgibbon two miles northeast of Marshall when the scaffold collapsed last Thursday. Truffle suffered head injuries while Dye was seriously hurt in the back and, taken to Marshall, remains in critical condition.
Missouri Pacific Railway offers a one and one third day rate for round trips within 200 miles. Tickets valid December 25 and 26, January 1, and limited to return by January 2.
Col Moses Wetmore abandons a plan to invade the Democratic party’s trust in Missouri, deciding instead to profit by building tobacco factories and selling them to the trust. The shift signals a tactical reevaluation and financial motive in party dynamics.
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