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Missouri Marshall Republican

Location

Marshall, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1908

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Deaths in the Community Highlight Four Local Losses

Obituaries from Dec 18 to Dec 22 recount the deaths of Joseph Davis near Little Rock at 68, Conrad Olendorff in Saline Valley at about 70, and Wm H Pate in Marshall at 50. Survived by wives, children, and siblings, they are mourned by a wide circle. Funeral services were held at Dunkard church All Saints Catholic church and Park Cemetery.

Joseph Davis Barney Cott Little Rock Pany Minnie Downey Michigan Ike Thornton John Wilson Matt Mayfield Allie J Will Davis Davis Dunkard Nev. Cruea Conrad Owmlendorf Saline Valley Edward St. Louis Shobe Kansas Gus Noke Henry Mary John Ollis All Saints Catholic Church Father Kagerbauer

John Thomas Dies From Wagon Accident Injuries

John Thomas of near Nelson died Tuesday morning from injuries suffered Monday when he fell from his wagon and was run over. Paralysis developed and full particulars were unavailable this week.

John Thomas Near Nelson

Jas Flynn Named Agent Watchman for Manshati

Jas Flynn has been appointed as agent and watchman for Manshati, taking on duties to oversee safeguarding and operational oversight for the organization. The appointment signals trust in Flynn to manage security and related tasks.

Jas Flynn Manshati

Mrs Pat Hughes Burned to Death in Kansas Yard Fire

Mrs Mary Hughes, who moved with her husband Patrick from Shackleford to Chanute Kansas to live with a daughter, was accidentally burned to death Tuesday morning. Due to an infectious illness she lived apart in a small yard house that burned. Her remains were brought to Shackelford by Undertaker Walker and laid to rest at Mt St Marys Cemetery that afternoon. She was an all and well known resident of Shackelford.

Mary Hughes Patrick Mughes Shackleford Chanute Kansas Shackelford

Revival and Church Meetings Planned by Christian Church

Church notices report revival meetings to start January 8 led by pastor and Evangelist. Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School finished its first year at IT 0 C F halls with 80 scholars earning pins under the Cross and Crown System. Attendance reached 104 with a $3.08 collection. Christmas program included a charity giving. Services at Christian Science and Cumberland Presbyterians announced for following Sundays. Mt Olive Missionary Society met. O S Russell to give a stereopticon lecture at Slater and then at Baptist churches. First Presbyterian to adjust communion date. Rev E O Smith to preach at First M E Church with topics Is Capital Punishment Right and Turning a New Leaf. R L Fulkerson and Miss Leora Kolthley wed at parsonage. he is M E and T J agent at Hamburg.

Cumberland Presbyterian Sunday School C. F E. O. Smith

Held Up By Gunman In Front Of Depot

Kansas City Star local rep Mr Shouw, near South Marshal, describes an early morning hold up as a man stepped from a stairway with a large revolver and demanded the victim move on after a brief questioning. He warns of a possible funeral if repeated.

Kansas City Star Shouw South Marshal Carpenter Ile

Awnings at Myers and Bell's harmed in sign vandalism

Local report notes several reckless acts last week and Sunday night. awnings at Myers and Bell's were slashed with the word Dry, O My scrawled from Dry Goods, Myers and Bell. The vandalism damaged property but spared other businesses.

Myers and Bell's Myers & el

Old Houston House Burns Near Malta Bend

A large residence two miles south of Malta Bend burned Monday around 8 80 a m. Fire officials suspect a defective flue. The home, undergoing repairs costing about 1000, had a new furnace installed. Insurance stood at 3000 on the house and 1000 on furniture. furniture downstairs was saved. Occupants were Lawrence Houston, his mother, and Mr and Mrs A J McRoberta.

Houston Malta Bend Lawrence Houston A. J. McRoberta

Murphy Mills Store Robbery Report of Theft at Murphy Mit Clothing

Monday night thieves entered Murphy Mit clothing store by cutting a window pane and stole coats suits shoes and pants totaling several items. Two 18 year old boys sought lodging nearby and were found wearing clothing resembling items taken, with several stolen pieces recovered on Jefferson Avenue near the C and A track. Authorities hunt the suspects, no arrests yet.

Murphy-Mit Jefferson, Ave

Big land sale in Grand Pass area nets price boom

Floyd Wilson of Winckburn reported a 240 acre farm near Grand Pass sold from Frank Corder to Henry Uphaus for 24500 dollars. Wilson also sold Uphaus his 41 acre adjoining farm for 4100 dollars. The county land market remains strong with solid prices.

Floyd Wilson Winckburn Frank Corder Grand Pass Henry Uphaus Crowder Mr. Uphaus

Hay-hook accident injures near Herndon resident

W. V. Clark of near Herndon suffered a serious accident when a hay-hook truss arm fell from about 25 feet in his barn. The fork prongs pierced his body but he is reported to be doing nicely.

W. V. Clark Herndon

Girl arrives at Bates home last Friday

A 10 1 girl arrived at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Bates last Friday. Further details are not provided in the readable text.

Richard Bates Lagt

Auto Bandits Plunder Keene and Gibbon Banks

Six robbers dynamited the Farmers State Bank of Keene and the Commercial Bank of Gibbon, taking 2500 and escaping by auto toward the north. Citizens and a pursuing posse exchanged fire. one robber may have been wounded. Bloodhounds and railroad detectives aided the chase after the getaway near Shelton.

Gibbon Farmers’ State Bank of Keene Commercial Bank of Omumoretal G. T. Woltoway Holloway Shelton

Change of Ownership at Mt Stoneard Farm Store

Nurrouwrds Brose Oils week trade transfers the grocery store near Mt Stoneard to J. G. Goodwin for a farm. ownership to take effect on Ist if the invoice proves satisfactory.

Nurrouwrds

Marriage Licenses List Shows Couples Across Mississippi Valley

Marriage licenses issued include Howard Taylor of Malta with Florence Gorden of Malta and E Marvin Srizg of Marshall with Dessie Lee Thorp of Nelson. Other pairs include Thomas Harris of Blackburn with ula Thomas of Houston and William Senter of Napton with Hattie Woodsman of Napton. Additional entries list Hansbro Loustonia with Laura Thomas of Houstonia, Wilbue Bales of Slater with Alma M Butts of Slater, Richard Huff of Slater with Lucinda Butler of Giliam, Robbie L. Fulkerson of Hamburg with Leora E. Kethley of Hamburg, L M Chiswell of Blackburn with Fannie M Cravens of Marshall, Willie Brown of Marshall with Heatrice Johnson of Marshall, Robert Martin of Marshall, Margaret Andrewa of Sweet Springs, Ernest Hawkins of Marshall with Leonora Fields of Marshall.

Howard Taylor Col Malta Lnd Florence Gorden E. Marvin Srizg Marshall Dessie Lee Thorp Nelson Thomas i Harris Blackburn Ula Thomas Houston'a William Senter Napton Hattie Woodsman Napton, Art Co Hansbro Loustonia Laura Thomas Iloustonia Wilbue Bales Slater Alma M. Butts Robbie L. Fulkerson Hamburg Leora E. Kethley L. M. Chiswell Dlackburn Fannie M. Cravens Willie Brown Heatrice Johnson Robert Martin Marshal Margaret Andrewa Sweet Springs Ernest. Hawkins Leonora Fields

Capital Punishment Topic Probed by Rev Smith

Is Capital Punishment Right to be discussed by Rev E O Smith at First M B Church at 11 a m next Sunday Admission free December noted as a remarkable month with regards to current events and reflections

E. O. Smith

Among Our Subscribers and New Readers Notes

The report lists new and renewing subscribers from multiple towns and states, noting names such as Mrs W L Herndon Hermon Ludwig W T Clark LA Stoscher Wm Fiatt and others. It also includes a long excerpt about a traveler or audience member discussing American fashion and social expectations contrasting with her homeland, highlighting views on independence and dress.

W. L. Herndon Hermon Ludwig Hla Seattle Washington W. T. Clark South of Town L A. Stoscher Woodward Texas Fiatt Blackburn W.b.haring South of Gilliam

Forged Check Arrest Near Sweet Springs

Charles Howard of Mt Leonard was arrested by Deputy Rotans Smith at his father's home near Sweet Springs on circumstantial forgery evidence. Two weeks earlier a colored man used E Grimes signature to attempt a $28.55 check at Wood and Huston’s bank near Mr Leonard.

Chas. Howard Mt Leonard Rotans Smith Sweet Springs Wood & Hustons Bank E . Grimes Leonard Merchant Lamkin Pouisten Phe Nego Godl Hiesa Howard

Indian missionary girl seeks to educate Hindoo women in St Louis

Miss Moa Due Yaba a Hindoo girl from a Burmese village arrives in St Louis to study religion and migration patterns and to bring back knowledge to her people. She suggests Hindoo missionaries come to St Louis to teach women dress and home crafts and plans to establish an association in Burma India upon return.

America Wile St. Louis Miss Moa Due Yaba St. Loui Merry Widow Kate Miss Yaba Durmese Young Women’s Christian Association Garrison and Lucas Avenues Buma India Ie Et Yeni Bods

Merry Christmas Notes From New Frankfort

Alesel nx Mrs Ned Copeland visited Randolph county to see her sister. Mrs Boone Winetiie found wom. Jernard spent a week visiting relatives near Columbia. Fred Gable suffered calf injuries from a wheel and lespan. Isle Jackson fell from a wagon Saturday. the wheel passed over his ankle. Mrs A Guerin and daughter Gilliam visited Charles Thierfeller and family. The ill and injured are described as getting along as well as could be expected.

Kalka Ned Copeland Randolph County Boone Winetiie Jernard Columbia Sansas City Fred Gable Lez A. Guerin W Gilliam Chas. Thierfeller Amily Isle Jackson

Doctor leaves for Missouri visit amid unclear plans

Little Rock report notes Dr. Sharp departed Thursday morning for Manett Missouri to visit Ms unele De Innenbery with expectations of a two day stay and possible other business. The text mentions Henry Werbaum and T. M as attendees at a shooting in Glasgow Tuesday. A birth is recorded for December 23 1908 a 10 lb girl with mother and child reported doing well.

Dr. Sharp Norning Manett Unele de Innenbery Henriy Henry Werbaum T. M,thers Iasgow Sant Davis Irl

Balloon Accident Case Seeks $25,000 Damages

In Kingston New York on December 11 1906 Mrs Mary S Roper of Brooklyn sues for $25000 alleging she became entangled in guide ropes during a balloon ascent at the Ulster County Agricultural Society fair. The balloon rose dragging her by one ankle tied to the basket and she claims she rose about 400 feet before being freed.

Kingston N. Y Mary S. Roper Brooklyn Ulster County Agricultural Society Supreme Court Magg'e Daly Roger

Also Mentioned on This Page

WM. H. Pate East North Street Mr. Pate Genoa Warrison Colorado A. J Pate Miami Carrol County Leonora Harrison Dr. Black Park Cemetery Pat. Hughs Church News Christian Church Naively Christian Science Service Christ In Science Milton Clemens Cumberland Presbyterians O. C. F. Hall Mt Olive Russell The Baptist Churches First Presbyterian Church R. L. Fulkerson Leora Kolthley J. E. McDonald Mr. Fulkerson Charles Bern Old Houston House Murphy Big Land Sale W. V. Clark Hurt Keene and Gibbon Neb Richard Huff Lucinda Butler Giliam T. Jackson Blue Lick M. Oheaen Slater W. Kent Win Vanthiren Lapton W. HH Nichols Henry Niemeier Herman Strauch John Kessler Nayston A. J. Hays M. Holloway Chas A. Leaton J.T. Bahop C. S&s. Hughes Mr. Leonard Harley Spanger A. H. Miller Mt. Leonard Chas, Paul Kerr J. M. Leisure Erome Younger Z. W. Bry Norton Ake India New Frankfort
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