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Newspaper
Missouri Marshall Republican
Location
Marshall, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
8
A passenger train arrives in Marshall from Sedalia at 8:00 a.m. and departs ten minutes later for the east, according to the timetable.
Local items report residents home for holidays including R E L Smith and Allen England while Higginsville welcomes a new tailoring shop by BECc Winn. The Republican notes a busy week with geese shot by Wade Little near Miami and social visits among families in Higginsville Columbia Kansas City and Lexington.
L F Leyhe oversees business in Hume Missouri while L H Steinkuhler of Sweet Springs visits the office. Various residents, including Louis Kammeyer, D W Nelson, R L Jenkins, W E Hinton, J H Brown, Mr and Mrs Walter Stolberg, and Alex and Gus Gress, renewals and shopping. Marriages include Ferrill uniting Eli Robinson and Virginia Brown. Ritchey and Miss Mary W Bullard wed. Reeves unites Henry Thomas and Lilian Denny. Gorham and Dauphford wed. Frances Napton to Kansas City day nursery post. R M Williams dies at 89. bicycle companion details noted.
A Boise man sent a copy of the Idaho Statesman to show a large paper. Remarks note prosperity and a Missouri trip. News records include Adolph Evert moving to Carrollton to run a hotel and social visits by Miss Booth and Miss Morse as Warrensburg teacher joins the high school.
BE Clawson returns from Boonville after visiting Paul Simon and handling business. Miss Mary Bolton wed at home to J Roy Clampit with Rev Rue sell officiating. Mrs Joseph Wilson injured in a hay loft fall, previously amputated arm after _prisoner escape incident. Mose Land Milling Co gifts flour to mule dealers, about $5,000 monthly feed purchase.
Christmas week finds teachers and students at home while prof L E Meador visits Cass County relatives. Families welcome relatives from Slater Omaha Muskogee Kansas City and St Louis for the holiday. Guests include Mr and Mrs J F Carr and daughter Reva, Mrs R M Bowser, J A Elmore, Wm Reed, Tom Ault, Geo H Althouse, Capt and Mrs Alex Denny, Mrs John Bagby, Adolph Ransberger, Harry Ordway family, Claude Williams, J F Bentley family, and Lieut Joseph Leonard visiting Ft Sheridan. Also mentions H L Jones and J E Jones hosting at home.
St Louis residents report a busy holiday week with relatives gathering from nearby towns and distant cities. Mr and Mrs J F Bentley host dinner. many locals recount festive decorations and gifts. Rev J B Smith family from multiple states, and Dr Black with Rhodes Scholarship duties, share Christmas together.
A nostalgic poem bids farewell to the old year and looks toward the future with cautious hope. The speaker praises shared joys and trials, recalls long friendships, and contemplates possibilities in science and society as a new year approaches.
Poem reflects on sorrow and loss as the year ends and a changing world looms. Images of fear, desire, and restraint mingle with the curtain closing on gain and loss, freedom and thralls, and the trials of self denial.
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