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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
2
United States Ready for War If Bugle Sounds
A proclamation urges national preparedness stating the country has not yet faced war but will mobilize fully when the bugle sounds. It claims guns and ammunition will be plentiful and the fighting spirit buoyant, warning any nation that doubts Uncle Sam’s resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Economy Cuts Marshall Post Office Building Funds
In Its program of economy Congress has cut out a number of appropriations for public buildings. The Marshall post office building is among those cut. The late election was won largely by Democrats on a platform of economy and tariff reduction, so our Democratic friends have no cause for complaint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Marshall Post Office
Week of disasters claims 389 lives across cities
Last week saw a surge of disasters with 389 deaths. New York City reported a gas explosion at a depot killing 24 and injuring 50, Cincinnati fire killed 3 and wounded 7, a Great Britain mine accident claimed 322 lives with 5 injuries, New Jersey collision killed 2 and 10 hurt, Chicago packing house fire killed 23 and 15 injured, and a Philadelphia fire killed 14 with 40 injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cincinnati
Great Britain
New Jersey
Chicago
Philadelphia
Court shifts to Republican majority after retirements
The Missouri Supreme Court will tilt Republican after January 1 as Burgess dies and Gantt retires leaving just three Democratic justices. Lamm Kennish Brown and Ferris form the Republican bloc, pledging nonpartisan law focus while predicting shifts in court officers and a partisan balance reversal from 1905 to 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Burgess
Supreme Court
Fox
Gantt
Valiant
Woodson
Graves
Lamm
Kennish
Hadley
Brown
Franklin Ferris
High Court
Attorney General's Department
Ferris Appointed Supreme Judge in Missouri
Jefferson City Mo December 23 Gov Hadley appointed Franklin Ferriss of St Louis to the Supreme Court vacancy caused by the death of Gavon D Burgess after receiving acceptance from Judge The announcement was made by the governor and the new paper line notes the change in the high court position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Hadley
Franklin Ferriss
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Gavon D. Burgess
New Papreine Court
Republicans Gain Missouri Supreme Court Seats in Contests
Gov Hadley names St Louis official to judge contested races as Republicans gain control of the Missouri Supreme Court for the first time in forty years. Judge Ferriss resigns to join Louisiana Purchase Exposition Co as general counsel and will serve through 1912. Four Republicans ensue on the bench with Kennish Brown and Ferriss, while Grav es Valliant and Woodson remain Democratic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Supreme
Supreme Court
Lamm
Kennish
Brown
Ferriss
Graves
Valliant
Woodson
Violation of election law in Saline County contest
A Democratic stronghold in Saline County used a rubber stamp on ballots instead of the judges initials as required, a practice cited by Republican contestees attorney Selden P. Spencer as a clear breach of election law. The issue is slated to influence the contest over state official elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selden P. Spencer
Saline County
Ilkuw
St. Louis
Spencer
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Comparing Rail Travel Costs Europe and North America
An essay contrasts comfort and cost of rail travel in Europe versus North America. It cites a European tour of sixteen cities across a population center of about 130 million and a North American route set across sixteen cities with roughly 10 million people. The author notes government ownership in Europe and ongoing fare debates among politicians, with 1910 figures used as a basis for comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
North America
United States
Ohio River
Atlantic
Comparative first class rail fares Europe vs America
The article analyzes European and North American rail travel costs, comparing first and second class fares, baggage charges, and parlor car seats. It concludes that under equal conditions, American rail travel is cheaper, with Europe costing about 55 percent more per mile, based on detailed route figures and speeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geome
Europe
America
Murrope
North America
Ares
Rehkop Frerking Wedding at St Paul Lutheran
William Rehkop son of August and Alma Frerking daughter of Otto were married Sunday at 4 o clock in St Paul Lutheran church with Rev F Brust officiating. Guests celebrated at the bride’s home afterward as friends extend best wishes for a long and happy married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rehkop
August Rehkop
Mear Blackburn
Alma Frerking
Otto Frerking
Suni
St. Paul
F. Brust
Concordian
Fox and England wed in quiet Christmas ceremony
Fox G Clark Fox of Buhl Idaho and Myrtle A England of this city were married at the brides home on South Lafayette with Rev. J E Abbott officiating. The groom, a civil engineer, will return to Idaho to prepare a residence. the bride, a Pleasant Grove school teacher near Miami, will finish her term before moving West. The couple began courtship in college and enjoy wide friend circles. Out-of-town guests included Miss Ora Fox of Slater Allen England of Texas and Wilmer Brogland of Kansas City with Miss Margaret Clarkson present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark G. Fox
Buhl
Idaho
Myrtle A. England
South Lafayette
J. E. Abbott
Pleasant Grove
Miami
Ora Fox
Slater
Allen England
Texas
Wilmer Brogland
Kansas City
Margaret Clarkson
Coal Sale Notice At Marshall Marble And Granite Works
Farmers urged to visit Marshall Marble and Granite Works in town to buy coal at four dollars a ton. Hammond, proprietor, contact 51-54 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Marble and Granite Works
Hammond
Save labor on farm recommends layout and water access
The article urges optimizing farm efficiency by planning fences, gates, and buildings for convenience, locating the well and water sources properly, and minimizing daily time loss. It highlights that thirty minutes daily over four years equals a substantial wasted effort, and warns that poor facilities reduce profits and discourage workers and children.
Ohio Wheat Crop Pays for Battleships Ordered by Congress
The average grain crop yield per acre in Ohio has fallen gradually. The entire 1910 Ohio wheat crop will be used to cover the cost of two battleships recently ordered by Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Congress
Hopper fed poultry yields big eggs with many hens
The article argues hopper feeding a dry mash and scattering grain lets many hens be kept with less labor. It compares profits from 500 vs 1,000 hens, showing higher total income and manageable fixed costs, and notes breed and care affect egg output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Poultry Journal
Importing Burdock Root From Europe A Big Trade
Despite vast burdock grows across the country importers bring in 135000 pounds of dried burdock root from European countries each year. They pay growers eight to ten cents per pound for the root.
Big Farm For Students In State University Aid
James B. Haggin a noted horseman and miner and owner of the Eiumendorf farm in Payette county Kentucky has agreed to let the students of the state university of moral agriculture use a 5 000 acre tract for experimental purposes the agreement aims to advance agricultural education and practical farming methods a notable example of cooperation between private landholders and public education in the region
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Haggin
Eiumendorf
Payette County
Kentucky
Universiity of
Moral Agriculture
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J. Berg & Son
Marshall, Mo
Saline
Rehkop-Frerking
England
Save Labor
Self Peeding Hopyer
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