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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1900
Page
3
Local in brief items note Judge Samuel Davie traveling to Lexington and various Marshall residents visiting, shopping, or traveling for holidays. Mentions include Miss Lillie Sparks visiting in Marshall, Rev. Morris splitting a trip to St Louis, and multiple guests at Hotel Hurt. Also notes business notices from Simpson Knight lawyers and seasonal bookstore promotions.
Michael Jordan of Chicago and Alvo sues the CGA railroad for 100 alleged damages and 5000 in punitive damages claiming detective T Green aided his arrest for petty larceny in July, a trial ended in acquittal, and his reputation was damaged over the old railroad tires theft incident reported by the Mexico Ledger.
Advert shows Dr A V Banks Rheumatic Speedific claiming complete cures for various rheumatic conditions including nervous rheumatism. It claims to aid incurable cases and joint inflammation by timely use and allows personalized adjustment of the remedy. From St Joseph Missouri.
The Columbia desk calendar in its 100th edition is distributed by the American Bicycle Co Columbia Sales Department Hartford Conn The calendar has circulated for sixteen years and is a staple in many offices and homes It will be sent to any address for five two cent stamps
Dr H W Roude of California Missouri applies for the Missouri Senate chaplaincy. Longtime Richmond resident he is praised by many friends in the city and his daughter Mrs Louils Mayede now lives there.
The Sedalia Democrat notes that former Republican candidate H. H. Parsons denies plans to relocate to Montana. He says he may visit briefly but Missouri remains his home and postal address in Marshall Saline County, until his death.
Sedalia Democrat reports a large force grading the Missouri Pacific spur to the State Fair grounds will finish this week. With good weather, next Monday crews will lay ties and rails, and within two weeks the track to the fair grounds should be completed.
A Toledo Ohio advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages by acting on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers one hundred dollars if any case fails to cure and invites readers to send for testimonials. Sold by druggists, with Hall's Family Pills also promoted.
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