Deaths and obituaries from Marshall area 1909
Death notices include Mrs. Harriet A. Gower aged 73 who died from fall injuries. Survived by six children A Parks Marshall W C Gower L E Gower J M Gower M I Gower H S Striker. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Marshall. Also Daniel Lemmon died age 65 at Elmwood from heart trouble after a farm sale trip. Mrs Joseph H. Burton age 48 funeral at Ridge Park. Thomas Goddard died near Fairville aged 81 with Civil War service. Mrs John Young of Galesburg and Mrs EW Forman of Marshall noted. Additional items on Mary Porter Forman and Dr. Aubrey B. Smith obituary lines. Major figures include Rev J E Abbott, Rev A J Baker, Rev W W Robertson, J A Hanna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet A. Gower
J. W. Gower
A. Parks
Gower
Illinois
California
Marshall
W. C. Gower
Durant
Okla
L. E. Gower
Annette
Oklahoma
J. M. Gower
Colbert
Eve
First Presbyterian Church
J. E. Abbott
Burla
Ridge Park Cemetery
Daniel Lemmon
Elmwood
Lemmon
Henry Cook
Sweet Springs
Fangman
Surrey
Mr. Lemmon
Frias
Joseph H. Burton
South Ellaworth
Mary E. McBee
Arrow Rock
Arthur
Walter
James
Cora
May
Stella Burton
Edgar Moore
Cumber- Presbyterian Church
A. J. Baker
EW Forman
Mary Porter Forman
E. E. Forman
Ponca City
Richard Huff
Slater
Butler
Wm Bader
Fish Creek
Henry, Geo. Glick
Mings
St. Louis
Marshall Camp
Woodmen of the World
J. A. Hanna
Saline County Surplus Shows Big Acreage Not Richest Status
A Missouri Labor Bureau review of Saline County surplus products in 1908 lists an aggregate value of 5,963,158 and positions Saline ninth in total surplus. The lengthy itemized table covers cattle, hogs, poultry, grains, vegetables, and other commodities, yet yield per acre figures for wheat corn and oats cast doubt on Saline’s famed wealth. Wheat per acre shows Saline averaging 12 bushels versus Pemiscot’s 20, prompting questions about the county’s wealth claims despite its large tillable area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Labor Bureau
Saline
Missouri
He Coleies
Tbs
Eseisaths
Ats
Cape
Cldler
Boss Wee
County farm yields and valuations noted in 1908 report
Data shows per acre corn and oats yields by county such as St. Charles and Lafayette with ranges from 15 to 35 bushels. Highlighted is Saline leading in farm land value among rural counties, while St Louis and Jackson top in male valuation. total assessed value reaches 12,017,684 dollars, second only to urban counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Charles
Baline
Valley
Warren
Ozark
Gasconade
Lafayette
Saline
Jackson
Christian
Franklin
St. Louis
Louis
Kansas City
Electric Railway Meeting In Boone County Boost urged
Kansas City visitors H. Johnson H. Insley and J. H. Reeder came to explain the St Louis Kansas City Electric Railway plan. A poorly attended afternoon session discussed procedure but took no action. Officials said work would start soon in Boone County and Saline, urging readers to support the enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ¥. Johnson
H. E. Insley
J. H. Reeder
Kansas City
St. Louis-Kansas City Electric Railway
J. R. Thomas
Boone County
Saline
Water Supply Upgrade For Colony Fire Prevention
The legislature allocated 5000 to install a new water system at the Colony to prevent repeats of a disastrous fire and provide adequate supply. McMahon & Co. of Kansas City installed the plant for just under 5000 and signaled readiness to hand it over to the managers. The editor joined the Board of Managers to inspect the plant, which delivers water to the top floors, now drawn from three wells with larger pipes and strategically placed hydrants. If maintained, the system eliminates fire risk and the expenditure is deemed well spent. A new cottage contract is expected at January’s meeting, and the colony appears orderly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMahon & Co
Kanas City
P. Huston
Board of Managers
Hadley
St Louis Stock Market Report From National Live Stock Co
Special to Marshall Republican at Stock Yards Dec 28 cattle receipts 2500 market opened steady closed 10c lower liberal tomorrow not in shape to stand liberal receipts not extra good for near future advise fat cattle before shipping hog receipts 6500 quality fair top hogs 8.75 bulk 8.40 8.60 outlook steady on good hogs sheep receipts 1600 market strong lambs top 6.40 yearlings 7.25 top sheep 7.50 expect moderate receipts this week and a satisfactory market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Republican National Stock Yards
National Live Stock Commission CO
Marriage License List From Marshall Area Couples
A lengthy records page lists numerous individuals and couples granted marriage licenses across Marshall, Miami, Slater, Gilliam, Napton, and surrounding towns. Names include M Greene and Florena VanArsdale. Leonard Jessup and Cora Ousterhout. Sallie Gibbons and Albert Kidd. John Thompson and Jessie Hicks. Mary Duggins and Roy Pearse, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas M. Wills
Waverly
Sallie A. Gibbons
Albert T. Kidd
Roadhouse
Ill
Cora Ousterhout
Leonard Julius A. Jessup
Miami
Bessie Hawkins
Lee Cannon
Gilliam
Ida E. Gilliam
John B. Thomas
Blue Lick
Myrtle Lynch
Marshall
G. Reid Jeter
Slater Minnie K. Rhoades
Slater Walter W. Shepherd
Gilliam Nolan
Kaneer
Glasgow
John W. Thompson
Marshall Jessie K. Hicks
Marshall D. Warner Maupin
Mr. Leonard
Alice A. Garet
Marshall Gee
L. Thomas Napton
Laura E. Beasley
Arrow Rock
Harry B. Meyer
Bessie Morton
Wright G. Lloyd
Marshal Mary E. Duggins
Marshall Geo
W. Feller
Kate Thomas
Roy W. Pearse
Kansas City
Rachel M. van Dyke
Train Collision Kills Two Boys in Boonville Area
A head on crash between Missouri Pacific trains No 58 and No 73 near Boonville Missouri at 145 am injures two engineers and conductors and kills two Blackwater youths riding as hitchhikers. The wreck blocks the line and damages involve multiple engines and cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonville
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
St. Louis
Here
Hughes
Briscoe
Gotschalk
No 73
Satterfield
Willey
Illiam Yewman
Paul Anderson
Charlie Moor
Blackwater Mo
Blackwater
Anderson
Moore
Real estate transfers across Marshall area records
Property dealings include Geo R Crockett to Mary Mahard lot 6 in Marshall for 4000, Mary Mahard to Crockett part of lots 7 3 block A Hagfish Add for 2400, Eubanks to Asa Ayers 30 acres in T-BLA1D for 5000, and several other quitclaim and grant transfers involving Owens Cook Beres Newell Whittington and others. transactions note parcels in Marshall Slater Sweet Springs and surrounding additions with varied prices and acreages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Crockett
Mary
Mahard
Marshall
Mary W
Geo Y Crockett
E & Jennie F
Eubank
Asa
Ayers
Luse
Y Cook
Rufus Haggin
Thos Bagnel
Marcus F Rice
Newell
Ettie
Grecian Et al
Jos
Whittington
College
Esther Pittman
Jos A
Chaney
Mickemeyer
T Fickameyer
W Ramsey
Smith Bros Lumber Co
Chase Smith
Reavis & Berry's
Angeline Gordon
Eubanks
Slater
T Wilson
HC & EH Wilson
Or.s Tir & M Wilson
Wedding of Jessup Hawkins and Mink Bessie Hawking
A fine wedding occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Hawkins the ceremony performed by Rev Thomas Powell of the Baguwst church in Miami at high noon. The couple received many gifts and will begin housekeeping in a cozy new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hawkins
Tom Julius A. Jessup
Mink Bessie Hawking
Thos. Powell
Baguwst
Miami
Hawkins
Delia Hisle
Overdue
Grusten
Garrett Davenport Wedding At Slater Ceremony
Garrett and Anna Davemer of Slater were married at highmoesse on Sunday December 26 near Slater. Rev Steinheimer officiated as many friends attended including Dan Narron C L Narron Annai B Robinson W D Bryson Thosace ron Pannie Narron Marleen Garrett and C H Narron. The bride, a well regarded county young lady, and the groom, an industrious farmer, began their married life amid a savaneous dinner prepared by the bride’s mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gee Bride
Slater
Jamun
Garret
Anna Davemer Ct
Highmoesse
Steinhemer
Weere
Dan Narron
C. L. Narron
Annai B. Robinson
Hale
W. D. Bryson
Pearse VanDyke Wedding in this City
Roy W. Pearse son of De weed Mrs H. E. Pearse of Kansas Spy and Miss Rachel VanDyke daughter of Mr and Mrs Jaco VanDekae were married at the bride's home in this city Wednesday December 25 at 1:30 PM. The couple met as students at the State University and have been a regular Blac khall visitors. Dr W R Dobyns of St Joseph officiated. The groom is a fine young man. the bride a popular Minnesota society lady. About fifty guests attended including the groom’s parents and his sister from Kansas City. They will reside in Kansas City where the groom is building a modern home for his bride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy W. Pearse
de Weed
H. E. Pearse
Kansas
Rachel VanDyke
Jaco VanDekae
Coc
Gee
Blackhall
W. R. Dobyns
Ais
Kansas City
Lloyd-Duggins Wedding Listed Among Season's Notables
One of Marshall's prominent families, Lloyd-Duggins, tied for Marshall society with the wedding of Wright Ligge and Miss Mary Duggiem. The ceremony occurred at the Daguigomme home on East Arrow, officiated by Rev. J. E. McDonald. Lloyd, a Rose & Blanke man, is praised as a promising, genteel figure from a leading family, while the bride is lauded for virtuous character. The groom will reside with his mother on Capital Hill temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Ligge
B. M. Lioyd
Winzell Porter
Mary Duggiem
Duggins
Daiggioume
East Arrow
Mdle
J. E. McDonald
Lloyd
Rose & Blankener
Marshall
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Pairville
RK. H
Seattle
Wash
Warren and Webster
Mildred Spicer
Charlotonville
W. W. Robertson
Fairville Cemetery
Goddard
Daughters of the Confederacy
Marshall Chapter
D. C. Bolton
John Young
Galesburg
City
W. T. Henson
The
Christian Church
Thomas Goddard
Fairville
Ha.m
Maryland
Alexandria
Saline County
Marv
Mattie Hudson
Hudson
Aubrey B. Smith
J. W. Smith
J. L. Russell
Barmers’ Sayings Bank Building
Marshall, MO
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Pemiscot
M. Greene
Mayview
Florena VanArsdale
Maria Bend
Jessup Hawkins
Garrett
Davenport
Pearse-VanDyke
Lloyd-Duggins
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