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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1909
Page
3
A narrator and foreman hunt for meat one winter after a late heavy frost. They ride out at dawn across snowy plains to track deer, shoot a young black-tailed doe for dinner, and later discover a brutal wolf predation on a sheltered heifer nearby. They press on through cedars to a cliff ledge where a buck is shot.
In a strange literary tale Miss Marjorie Hollis pursues a $256000 bequest for a rhyme to the name Rachel. Executors explain the testator Fedora HildegardeLorain Rachel and a long poem seeking rhymes, while Hollis flees poverty yet finds romance as she travels from her streetcar seat to Danbury & Bordeau in Washington to claim the prize.
On New Year’s Day Marjorie confesses she will not submit the rhyme tied to her uncle’s offer. Carter Dillington presses his suit, declaring he is independent and asking Marjorie to share his fortune. They settle in to hear the elusive rhyme as the lovers confront a dangerous family intrigue.
Jas R Neff and Stella M Wood married by Rev D C Bolton at his East Yerby home at 3 pm last Thursday. The couple are praised as Saline's excellent young people and have begun housekeeping near Orearville.
Mr and Mrs John W Rose celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party arranged by Me sare Charlie Potter and Henry Calvert. Guests arrived after supper as the couple remained unsuspecting and well wishes were offered for many happy returns.
Fred E. Stockman and his sister Frances deny joining the Methodist Episcopal Church of Maita Bend. They state they have never attended revival meetings and remain Roman Catholics, vowing to stay within their faith.
On January 1 1910 the program will advance the two scholarship categories. The $45.00 individual awards rise to $50.00 and the $85.00 combined course scholarships rise to $96.00. The increase reflects added funding and program expansion.
The course promises thorough modern business office training with use of filing devices mimeograph multigraph and aiding machines included at no extra charge. Prospective students are invited to phone or write for full particulars at the college in Moberly Missouri.
An advertisement touts a cure for a bad complexion blamed on an inactive liver. It claims the liver can be set to perfect condition by taking Baller 4 Herbine, sold by P. H. Pranklin.
An Eastern bard begins on Son of the Workinman blurbing a tune with phrases like b the song of unbroken siron. He suggests a majority of the wailling men were fathers amid heated response.
A fragment quotes a view that most men who think the world against them see themselves as persecuted, claiming the world has never paid them proper heed. The text reflects a tone of grievance and self-pity, suggesting a larger commentary on perception and fortune.
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